1.0 inch Holder Clamp Aluminum (25mm Diameter) Tube Clamps Mount Bracket Horizontal Bar Clamp kit for Work Light Bar(2pcs-1.0" Clamp)

I have a 2.5" guard on my vehicle and wanted to mount items to. I orders the setup for the exact size needed and was confident in the purchase. Upon test fitting the clamps, it was clear that the rubber spacers provided did not allow for a complete seating of the clamp.I consider complete seating as to be 100 secure while closing gaps between the upper and lower section of the clamp. (Flush and clean install)To achieve the perfect fit, I had to cut away the rubber seal on the two sections until there was a strong hold that barly allowed the sections to touch. This was not a difficult process and the end result was professional in appearance and secure.Top notch product if you take the extra step or one could simply use as delivered and leave large spacing between the sections.

Bought these to mount front turn signals on a 2002 Honda Shadow (VT 750 ACE). I'm moving and had to get the bike street legal asap and went after the cheapest thing I could get in the shortest amount of time.I was initially leery given some of the reviews of the screws stripping out while mounting, but I personally had no problems. I took it easy and stressed both screws on each clamp equally while mounting and no problems with fully seating them.The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because these things are CHUNKY. Like majorly so. They could easily lose 1/4 of their mass and likely still be able to stand up to off road use. That said, they've done their job and I have no fear that they'll fall apart with normal road use

I went through all the reviews listed here and could not find anyone asking about an oval cross bar or mentioning that they havel one... I saw round and square though. I mean an oval Is kinda like a Circle... OK maybe not but still.I have a 2020 Subaru Outback and I will be mounting some LED roof lights to the cross bar, seeing as these are not expensive and looked decent I decided I would go for it and be a test subject.Pros1.) Build Quality is very nice and solid.2.) Coating looks like it will hold up to the harsh elements nicely.Cons (For My Application)1.) Weight, I think that in this application weight might be your enemy, I don't see them staying put with to much weight since they are not completely grasping the bar itself. For the small lights I plan to use it should be fine.2.) Obviously the shape is not the same, oval vs round means gaps. Does it look bad, no. Does it look good, no. I feel like in day to day use no one will notice this minor con except for me.These might be a temporary solution until I find something that will work better for me, until then these are just fine. However, I do hope this helps someone with the same or similar situation.

These seemed ok, for the price, until I installed the second one. I was very careful and have 20 years experience installing 4x4 accessories but the hole stripped out the moment the second bolt went in. The aluminum is weak and the threads are easy to screw up in manufacturing I suppose. Too bad. $13 in the trash as it's kinda hard to return things with the lock-downs going on around here.

These brackets are well made but are way too light for my application of mounting 4” light pods for off road use. They never would have held up over time. In addition, the purpose was to mount two 4” light pods onto the back of my Rocky Mounts Roof Basket. The diameter was not compatible and no matter what I did, would not fit. I ordered a heavier set of brackets from a different brand using shims and a piece of inner tube inserted in between the rack and bracket and fixed all issues.

I think they're well built for the money. I had some limiting factors and at the end of trying to make them work for 2 straight days and modifying also, I was close but just couldn't make them work with the lights I have and where I wanted them with the mounting point I currently have on my bike. I need a different set of crash bars and they'll finally work.If you want Baja capable mounts, these probably aren't them but if you're an ADV Rider that rides 50/50 these should work out great for you. Good luck and be blessed. ❤️🙏

My tubing diameter is 1.124" so I ordered the 1.125" size. House Tuning uses rubber spacers for size matching. The first set of spacers were too thick for my tubing (their inside diameter was 1.034") so ordered replacements. Same problem. Both boxes were clearly marked 1.125". There were no markings on the rubber spacers. Don't waste your time with this company. Buy from someone who can provide the size you ordered and matches that specified on the box.

They work perfectly well for mounting LED pods or cubes on an ATV's racks. The design is a bit frustrating in that the rubber pieces designed to keep the mounts from sliding get bunched up and the screws are difficult to access once you get the mounts in place. However they are solidly built and work as advertised. Next time I will go with a better solution for mounting my Rigid Dually D2 driving lights on my front rack. With these the bolts will loosen over time which leads to the light cubes not staying pointed where I've set them. For the price they are a great option. But if you need heavy duty mounts, look elsewhere.