Mirror to Frame Bracket

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All,

Looking for the name and/or number of the bracket used to lash a mirror mount to a frame tube as shown in the attached image. Searching McMAster-Carr and dang if I can figure out what to call it so I can find it...

Thanks,

[Neil_Roberts]

Search for P clamp or loop clamp.

I use two P clamps per mirror, so it is only mounted to the frame tube. That has several advantages:

• Bodywork vibration does not affect the mirror.
• When I bump into a mirror, the P clamps bend, so I can just bend it back into place.
• The mirrors are mounted higher, so it is easier to keep track of what's going on behind me.
• I can slide them anywhere along the length of the tube.
• The wake of the mirror mount does not affect airflow on the body.

[-pru-]

Search for P clamp or loop clamp.

I use two P clamps per mirror, so it is only mounted to the frame tube. That has several advantages:

• Bodywork vibration does not affect the mirror.
• When I bump into a mirror, the P clamps bend, so I can just bend it back into place.
• The mirrors are mounted higher, so it is easier to keep track of what's going on behind me.
• I can slide them anywhere along the length of the tube.
• The wake of the mirror mount does not affect airflow on the body.

Appreciate the feedback! All set (for now )...

[glenn cooper]

I thought those were "Adel" clamps... P clamps, who knew?!!

[Daryl DeArman]

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...1919clamps.php

http://www.mcmaster.com/#pipe-routing-clamps/=mqx6cg

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http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...1919clamps.php

http://www.mcmaster.com/#pipe-routing-clamps/=mqx6cg

Thanks for links Daryl!