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Strap Clamp Roll Bar Mount w/Standard Length Double Socket Arm & 2.5" Round Base with 1/4"-20 Male Threaded Post
The RAM-B-149Z-2-202AU consists of a steel strap base, u-bolt bases, double socket arm and 2.5" dia. round base with 1/4"-20 threaded post. Designed for a clean installation, the included roll bar base accommodates most common tubing sizes on UTV's and ATV's, allowing for the placement of the RAM rubber ball base. Safely concealing a strap clamp in a compact housing, you won't have to worry about exposed sharp edges or unwanted loosening. The camera base contains a 1" rubber ball that is connected to a 2.5" diameter round base. Also, included is a 1/4"-20 threaded steel stud, centered, the round base provides support and stability for cameras that rest on top of it. The male 1/4"-20 threaded steel stud will connect to any standard female thread found on camcorders and digital cameras.
Material:
Powder Coated Marine Grade Aluminum
Ball Size:
1" Rubber Ball "B" Size
Note:
The "U" in the part number reflects product packaged in poly bag.
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