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"Off-Road Light Mounting Bracket Bar Clamp Kits [1"/1.5"/1.75"/2" Inch] [Horizontal Bar] [Aluminium] [2 Units] Bull Roll Cage Clamps Mount For ATV UTV"

Off-Road Light Mounting Bracket Bar Clamp Kits [1"/1.5"/1.75"/2" Inch] [Horizontal Bar] [Aluminium] [2 Units] Bull Roll Cage Clamps Mount For ATV UTV

ADD MORE LIGHTS, LESS HASSLE- Simplify the installation of LED light bars & work lights without drilling any holes in the bodywork; quickly and securely mount LAMPHUS Cruizer Series Light Bars or any other light bar with 10mm mounting screws to your roof rack, bull bar, roll cage, or headache rack.

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2 comments of this product found across Reddit:

crashyeric /r/ATV

1 point

1970-01-18 19:49:27.117 +0000 UTC

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FETT3FO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_RwrZBbHSZ4ER5

These work great for bar mounts

DireCyphre /r/hotas

2 points

1970-01-20 03:51:22.49 +0000 UTC

If you're looking for a clamp for something 40mm in diameter, then 1.5" clamps might work (40mm = 1.57"). If you amazon search "off road clamp" you'll see some options that might work:

https://www.amazon.com/Samman-Motorcycle-Brackets-Bicycle-Mounting/dp/B092JCQ7JW/

https://www.amazon.com/AUXMART-Clamps-Mounting-Brackets-Lights/dp/B00VQ08I2A/

https://www.amazon.com/LAMPHUS-Off-Road-Horizontal-Mounting-User-Friendly/dp/B01FETT3FO/

How well they'll work is probably going to depend on how much weight they end up holding, but you could probably use two on each side. Either way, to find clamps for tubes that large, roll cage or off-road gear is where that size would be used. Exhaust as well, but most exhaust mounts aren't really much strong than regular hose clamps.

In regards to longer monitor arms, can't say I've seen many that will clear that distance. Unless maybe you look into those multi monitor stands that hold multiple monitors off to the sides. At a certain point, monitor arms need to be a lot beefier (see: expensive/complex) in order to hold the weight of a monitor further out than a foot.