LAMPHUS Off-Road ATV UTV Light Bar Mounts Mounting Bracket Clamp Kits [1"/1.5"/1.75"/2" Inch] [360-Degree] [2 x Stud Size] Aluminium Unit Bull Roll Cage Clamps Mount

The media could not be loaded. The LAMPHUS Off-Road Light Bar Mounts are solid, well-built, and very versatile for use on my Polaris Ranger midsize. Installation was straightforward, with the adjustable clamp sizes making it easy to fit securely around the roll cage. The 360-degree rotation feature is excellent, allowing you to adjust the lights in almost any direction you need. The aluminum construction gives it a durable feel while being lightweight, and it holds up well against tough conditions, even when off-roading. One thing to note is that the provided hardware was a bit limited in terms of bolt length, so I had to source my own bolts for a more customized fit. Overall, it’s a reliable mounting solution that complements the ruggedness of my UTV.

I had no issue with quality or installing these on my quad rack (3/4 inch tubing) for additional light. These are light duty cast aluminum brackets with rubber inserts that span several tube dimensions. That being said they will strip out easily if apply more force than snug. I did choose to use stainless hardware over the chromed provided. They are a little fussy to to install, be sure to make your rounds when tightening to allow for even clamping pressure.

This is the perfect product for mounting a light bar on bars at weird angles. Excellent idea. But:1. The packaging nicks the pieces together and the item is scratched and chipped when it comes in. I don’t care but it wouldn’t take that much effort to remedy this.2. Mine came with NO Mounting Hardware! I went to the local hardware store and got Set Screws and Stainless Bolts that I needed. It is metric by the way. M5 for bolts and M8 for set screws I believe. This was irritating but what I got is probably better than what it would have came with.Other than those two things (which both show how the company clearly needs to look into the shipping and quality control department) which were not a HUGE deal, this is a solid product that holds my light bar tight to exactly where I want it, and it does so unlike any other mount could. 3.5 stars lol.

Worked great with the included inserts for mounting lights to my SxS roll bar and front bumper.

I'd buy these again in a minute. But, let's start with the down side:1) The mounting posts only lock in eight positions (every 45°). If your bars are at 22.5, or something else, then these won't mount your lights in a horizontal position (see pictures)2) The set screws are oversized for the included hex wrench! What?! But, if you have a set of hex wrenches, then this is no big deal.3) The aluminum clamps are just a bit too wide for the flanges on the rubber spacers.Now, the good parts:a) There are two mounting posts, a long and a short. Nice touch! For my application, the short ones were just a hair too short - but the long ones are PERFECT!b) They mount up nicely, and the included rubber spacers fit a bunch of bar sizes. The butyl rubber is tough, but compresses nicely for a secure fit.c) While the finish isn't beautiful, it's as good as can be expected for the price. I didn't have to re-tap any holes, or deburr any edges.d) These clamps are solid enough that my lights don't bounce around, even on gravel. Not sure what they would do in a real off-road situation, but hopefully I'm not riding off-road at night!

Don’t try to tighten the clamp bolts too much, they will strip pretty easy. Clamps are solid and pretty adjustable but again, the bolts will strip.

Bicycle trailer hitches were designed to be attached to the rear derailleur but with trikes the derailleur isn't in the right place, and it required a little ingenuity to attach the bracket to a low support bar instead. It turns out this was exactly what I needed to do that.I wasn't sure something designed for holding heavy duty lights to ATV roll bars would be strong enough to haul a bicycle trailer with a 120-pound load, but it turns out that it is more than up to the task. I've used this to haul the trailer with a mobility scooter more than thirty miles several times without any difficulties. I did spray a little no-slip spray on the support bar around the mount to keep it from moving along the bar just in case though.Edit 10/6/2024: After about 90 miles I noticed one of the set screws was a little loose, assumedly from vibration. So I added some threadlocker glue and hope that resolves that issue.

These were the correct size to mount some fog lights to the telescopic forks of my motorcycle. The finish looks good and the fastening hardware was very good quality stainless steel. I didn't need the thick rubber spacers -- just the thin double sided foam tape that was included and they fit fine. The adjustability worked great for my application but check carefully to make sure you have room for what you are mounting. The struts that insert into the mounting rings have detents every 45 degrees for the two set screws that secure them. They will rotate freely where ever you need them but the detents in the struts are nice if they line up for your application. The set screws come to a conical point so they will bite into the struts wherever you tighten them down. This was cheaper and better looking than the factory fog light kit that Kawasaki sells through their dealers for the Versys 650.