VEVOR G920 Racing Steering Wheel Stand Shifter Mount fit for Logitech G27 G25 G29 Gaming Wheel Stand

Описание: Great product - VEVOR G920 Racing Steering Wheel Stand Shifter Mount fit for Logitech G27 G25 G29 Gaming Wheel Stand
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High Compatibility: As a universally designed wheel stand, this bracket fits all racing wheels, pedals, and shifters. It is compatible with Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920, Thrustmaster T300RS, TX F458, T500RS, T3PA-PRO (F1/GT), Fanatec Clubsport, and CSR pedals. Note: wheel, shifter, and pedals NOT included.
Fully Adjustable: The steering wheel stand is entirely angle and height adjustable (ranges from 27"-31.5"/68.5-80 cm), which brings the best driving experience to players of different sizes. You can turn the knobs to adjust the wheel and pedal plate onto any ergonomic position, dramatically increasing comfort and flexibility.
Durable Wheel Stand: This wheel racing stand is constructed with high-strength carbon steel, providing maximum stability and sturdiness for long time use. Such a heavy-duty bracket will not move or fall in the fierce competition. In addition, each supporting point comes with rubber pads to improve security.
Foldable & Compact: After enjoying the game, you can easily fold this racing wheel stand and store it under your couch/bed or in the corner, making it a perfect choice for players with limited storage space. The compact design allows you to carry it anywhere to keep your gaming enthusiasm with you.
Optional Holder Position: Our gaming wheel stand is completed with a gear shifter holder, which can be switched to the left or right side as you like. The optional position is entirely suitable for both left-handed and right-handed players. Moreover, pre-drilled holes provide great help to mount the gear shift.
Top reviews from the United States
Great for the money!!!
Surprised on how well it’s built for being one of the cheaper options for this type of bracket. The only gripe is with the shifter mount. The metal that attaches the arm to the shifter baseplate is very thin. After using the shifter for about 30 minutes of gameplay, I noticed that the shifter was leaning down at a 15° angle. I bent it back even. I was pressing down on the shifter and caused it to bend. Now that I know it bends easier, I make sure not to lean my hand on the shifter knob and it hasn’t bent since. Actually, it bent the first time my son used it too but I bent it back and told him to be careful. No issues since.