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nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Maybe you need to couple this bracket with a wall mount version and then you'd be able to spin it about?

http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?hl=en&sa ... ,r:18,s:62

unityjon · **Posts:** 2082 **Location:** Southend

LL funnily enough i've got one of those mounts, used to have a monitor on it !

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Get involved !

carl · **Posts:** 398 **Location:** Maylandsea, near Danbury

Im deciding between these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170787190509? ... 1436.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330709448866? ... 1436.l2649 This is the same as many others with different names.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160774862794? ... 1436.l2649 Prob same as above but with tray

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150544733103? ... 1436.l2649 These are ment to be good but not sure about the splayed legs, could end up tripping on em

WhyteBoy · **Posts:** 267 **Location:** Brentwood

Bought the one decathlon have and it's good so far..nice and sturdy, worth checking how wide the clamp opens and how big your frame is though.. my enduro fits, just!!

8600keith · **Posts:** 483 **Location:** Basildon, Essex

I've got the second one down, from rutland cycling on ebay - excellent piece of kit

carl · **Posts:** 398 **Location:** Maylandsea, near Danbury

WhyteBoy wrote:

Bought the one decathlon have and it's good so far..nice and sturdy, worth checking how wide the clamp opens and how big your frame is though.. my enduro fits, just!!

its more how small it closes up for me, i have a carbon frame so need to secure to aluminum seat post

8600keith · **Posts:** 483 **Location:** Basildon, Essex

Secured this to my seat post before with no probs

norcbot · **Posts:** 69 **Location:** Stanley Bridge Cycles

Get the last one on your list. most of them have a flip thing to tighten down on you frame (like a quick release) the last one has a nob to tighten down. the qr ones brake quickly and the nob is easyer to judge how tight you are doing it up. we ave had a LIDL one as a second one in the shop to see how long it lasted. it still going after a year. mega value

carl · **Posts:** 398 **Location:** Maylandsea, near Danbury

norcbot wrote:

Get the last one on your list. most of them have a flip thing to tighten down on you frame (like a quick release) the last one has a nob to tighten down. the qr ones brake quickly and the nob is easyer to judge how tight you are doing it up. we ave had a LIDL one as a second one in the shop to see how long it lasted. it still going after a year. mega value

My only concern with that one was the splayed legs possibly getting in the way?

norcbot · **Posts:** 69 **Location:** Stanley Bridge Cycles

When they are opened out fully they are too much of a pain and makes them nice and stable

Neil · **Posts:** 199

I have a bontrager prowrench. highly recommended faultless and very easy to put up

NickTKS · **Posts:** 715 **Location:** W.Thurrock, ESSEX

Ive recently bought a work stand from Decathlon - £50, does what it says on the tin, and should have bought one ages ago

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