Mounting Hardware

Mounting Hardware: the brackets, clamps and mounts that hold your gear where you put it

Mounting hardware is the connecting layer between an accessory and the vehicle - the clamp, stud, bracket, spacer or grip kit that carries the load and keeps it from walking loose. Get it right and a light bar, a recovery board or an accessory bar bolts up solid and stays torqued. Get it wrong and you chase rattles, cracked mounts and gear that shifts under load. This is the quiet part that decides whether the visible part works, which is why buying the correct mounting hardware for the bar diameter or rack leg you actually own matters more than the price on the box.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 8 products in this category, spanning 6 brands: Bikers Choice, Putco, Kuryakyn, Rigid Industries, SeaSucker and Rhino-Rack. Current pricing runs from $31 to $283 for what is in stock right now - a range, not a fixed promise. The mix leans toward two worlds: motorcycle bar hardware and truck/overland rack and gear mounting. On the bike side you'll find the Bikers Choice chrome 41MM clamp with 5/16-18 stud and its 39MM counterpart, plus the Kuryakyn Wanderbar mount kit for 7/8in to 1-1/2in bars. For rigs and gear haulers there's the Rhino-Rack Pioneer leg height spacer for RLT600 legs, the Putco MOLLE mount grip kit, and the top of the range SeaSucker universal recovery board mount.

How to choose

Choose by the interface, not the brand. If you're mounting to handlebars, the number that matters is bar diameter - the 41MM and 39MM Bikers Choice clamps are not interchangeable, and the Kuryakyn kit covers a 7/8in to 1-1/2in span. If you're building on a rack, match the hardware to the specific leg or rail system, which is why the Rhino-Rack spacer calls out RLT600 legs by name. For gear that moves between vehicles, the SeaSucker board mount and the Putco MOLLE grip set trade permanent bolt-up for flexibility. The price spread here mostly tracks that difference: a single clamp sits near the bottom, a full recovery-board mount near the top.

What else you need with it

Mounting hardware rarely ships alone. If you're clamping bars, browse Handlebars. If the mount is carrying lighting, pair it with LED Light Bars or the wider Lighting range, and check Truck and SUV for rig-specific brackets. Other siblings in the Exterior section - Mud Flaps and Tow Hooks - often need their own hardware too.

Fitment help and ordering

Confirm bar diameter, leg model or rail spacing before you buy - the wrong size is the most common return in this category. For help, call our team at 813-535-5801 or use the fitment calculator. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.

Mounting Hardware: the brackets, clamps and mounts that hold your gear where you put it

Mounting hardware is the connecting layer between an accessory and the vehicle - the clamp, stud, bracket, spacer or grip kit that carries the load and keeps it from walking loose. Get it right and a light bar, a recovery board or an accessory bar bolts up solid and stays torqued. Get it wrong and you chase rattles, cracked mounts and gear that shifts under load. This is the quiet part that decides whether the visible part works, which is why buying the correct mounting hardware for the bar diameter or rack leg you actually own matters more than the price on the box.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 8 products in this category, spanning 6 brands: Bikers Choice, Putco, Kuryakyn, Rigid Industries, SeaSucker and Rhino-Rack. Current pricing runs from $31 to $283 for what is in stock right now - a range, not a fixed promise. The mix leans toward two worlds: motorcycle bar hardware and truck/overland rack and gear mounting. On the bike side you'll find the Bikers Choice chrome 41MM clamp with 5/16-18 stud and its 39MM counterpart, plus the Kuryakyn Wanderbar mount kit for 7/8in to 1-1/2in bars. For rigs and gear haulers there's the Rhino-Rack Pioneer leg height spacer for RLT600 legs, the Putco MOLLE mount grip kit, and the top of the range SeaSucker universal recovery board mount.

How to choose

Choose by the interface, not the brand. If you're mounting to handlebars, the number that matters is bar diameter - the 41MM and 39MM Bikers Choice clamps are not interchangeable, and the Kuryakyn kit covers a 7/8in to 1-1/2in span. If you're building on a rack, match the hardware to the specific leg or rail system, which is why the Rhino-Rack spacer calls out RLT600 legs by name. For gear that moves between vehicles, the SeaSucker board mount and the Putco MOLLE grip set trade permanent bolt-up for flexibility. The price spread here mostly tracks that difference: a single clamp sits near the bottom, a full recovery-board mount near the top.

What else you need with it

Mounting hardware rarely ships alone. If you're clamping bars, browse Handlebars. If the mount is carrying lighting, pair it with LED Light Bars or the wider Lighting range, and check Truck and SUV for rig-specific brackets. Other siblings in the Exterior section - Mud Flaps and Tow Hooks - often need their own hardware too.

Fitment help and ordering

Confirm bar diameter, leg model or rail spacing before you buy - the wrong size is the most common return in this category. For help, call our team at 813-535-5801 or use the fitment calculator. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.