Push-Pin vs Bolt-On Voltra Mounts

Should I pin it or bolt it on?

A push-pin Mount is repositionable. You can move it during a session. A bolt-on Mount is a permanent station.

Single Pin Tight Spot with push pin
Single Pin Tight Spot
Compact Upright with bolts
Compact Upright

Push-pin Mounts

You can reposition a push-pin Mount during a session. Use a 1" or 5/8" push pin (not included). The pin has to match the hole size.

For 5/8" holes: 5/8" push-pin Mounts.

Bolt-on Mounts

A bolt-on Mount stays in place. It is a permanent station.

For example, Simple Upright uses 6" centers and two bolts (bolts not included). Other bolt-on Mounts use their own bolt pattern. A DIY Dock is included only if that option is selected.

Beyond Power cup bolted to the side of an upright
Top of the bolt plate on the VOLTRA I
Front view, two bolts, Beyond Power cup on a plate against an upright

Bolt-on Mounts.

Decide

Move the Mount during the session: pin it. Use a 1" or 5/8" push pin (not included), matched to the hole.

Leave it as a station: bolt it on. For example, Simple Upright uses 6" centers and two bolts (bolts not included). Other bolt-on Mounts use their own bolt pattern.

DIY Dock

The DIY Dock is the interface that seats the VOLTRA I. It is included only when that option is selected.

Beyond Power DIY Dock cup

Next

Confirm the rack before you choose a Mount: Will This Voltra Mount Fit My Rack.

After pin or bolt-on is settled, pick the geometry: Which Voltra Mount.