Roll Bar Clamps 1.75 inch-Pack 4 Tube Clamp Bracket 1 3/4 inch Roll Bar Mounting Brackets for UTV Truck Light Mount (1.75"-Clamp Mount kit)

These clamps are a quality product at an extremely great value and are a perfect solution for mounting almost anything to 1.5" tubing. I have ordered two sets of these over the past couple of years for separate projects and have been very pleased with them. They provide a very solid durable mounting point for anything from lights to gun mounts to accessory mounts. I recently used these for shovel/accessory mounts on my SxS which is used on a daily basis on our farm. They are a perfect size and design that provides versatility for fitting them in tighter spots for mounting lights or other accessories. My first purchase of these were used on a bumper for our in=laws golf cart and I mounted LED lights on them. All in all, if you need a quality mount at a very reasonable price, don't hesitate to purchase.

The 1.75" clamps were exactly what I needed to mount a solar panel to the roof bars on my Runaway Camper. The roofbars installed by Runaway are 1.75" round bars, and it is a pain to find simple ways to mount things to them. These clamps were perfect and made the installation a breeze. I'm going to get another set to mount an awning shower. For anyone else with one of Runaways tiny campers and the stock roof bars, you need to try these out.

Cheap, will finished. Might like a bit larger threaded bolts... but clamps well and holds what I need to hold

Used on ranger windshield mount instead of cheap hose clamps. Didn’t match the holes from the windshield perfectly but worked way better and way more solid. Should have bought one size smaller

These things are great! They fit the FJ's rack perfectly, and have held up very well over a lot of off-roading. I have them holding my 270 awning and a couple of flags and antenna mounts. I probably have 15000 miles of hard off road tracks on them, and yes, they do rotate slightly under the weight after a bunch of miles (at least for the awning, but it's pretty heavy and hanging off some other brackets attached to them, i.e., lots of leverage), but I only have to adjust them once a year. I tried some other bar clamps before these, and they just couldn't take it. I just buy these now when I need to mount something. I have them holding my 270, my shovel, my traction boards, my solar panel, my flags, and my antennas. Definitely a great product! I do wish the bolts that come with them were just a tiny bit longer though.... but that's the only issue I have. Would recommend and will buy again!

First off, these were an awesome value for that price. I was impressed with the quality for one, but the included rubber shims are awesome too, which I did use. I bought these to relocate my fog lights on my bike down onto the fork tubes, and ended up using the second set to mount the directionals as well. Wasn't expecting these to be so good, but they are very rigid, nice rubber shims as I mentioned before, and very well packaged. Each was individually wrapped in the box keeping them absolutely pristine and scratch free. My camera sucks, but these really did work great for what I needed them for. Would highly recommend and actually plan to order a couple more sets just to have on hand Incase they're not available for my next build.

Just what I needed to mount tie downs and anything else on Yakima round bars. Nice SS hardware and machining

bought this to add lights to an ATV the length of the banner(attachment area) and description of product is to add a piece like a strap between clamps to add lights, tools etc. I used them and drilled through and slotted the clamp to put marker lights on them individually. The mounting flange pinch clamp i torqued to 43 inch lbs, and it is very solid. this is with the rubber shim stock installed to make 3/4" -19mm size. I drilled #29 wire gauge and tapped 8-32 threads and attached lights. The clamps have what appear to be stainless screws W/lock washers. This is a product i will purchase again. The top screw of the light i drilled on the edge of the clamp screw with out a total hole the bit came out the contact surface of the cap to the body and i tapped threads all the way through from the outside of the clamp to the inner diameter and only have about 1/8 inch threads and was able to tighten the screws up tight enough to not worry about light coming loose, lots of meat there.