I want to find some swivelly way to tuck them in when not in use, then bring them out when I need them. Still, they don't look too bad and I can adjust them back and forth but if I do it too much, they will get loose. Also, the bolt that mounts them in...especially the ones in front...its a real b*tch to tighten. You have almost zero clearance even with an offset screwdriver.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
Bunjie Mounts
I want to find some swivelly way to tuck them in when not in use, then bring them out when I need them. Still, they don't look too bad and I can adjust them back and forth but if I do it too much, they will get loose. Also, the bolt that mounts them in...especially the ones in front...its a real b*tch to tighten. You have almost zero clearance even with an offset screwdriver.
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I like the mounts, only wanted to STRONGLY suggest ROK straps. I've used them now for a year and think they leave traditional bungie's in the dust. Give them a look.
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