DIY-attached fold up side table for cooking/fishing?...YEP!

Lyemit&Flan

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kinda proud,just wanted to show this off.

for a long time,
i have been wanting to make some sort of table that would stay attached to the bike
but fold completely out if the way when not using it.
so i could cook without squatting lol
and any other reason i may need a table lol

and thanks to the magic of zip ties and velcro one wrap.......i have succeeded:)
 

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kinda proud,just wanted to show this off.

for a long time,
i have been wanting to make some sort of table that would stay attached to the bike
but fold completely out if the way when not using it.
so i could cook without squatting lol
and any other reason i may need a table lol

and thanks to the magic of zip ties and velcro one wrap.......i have succeeded:)
oh i like that now just a little heat shield for the back ;)
 
figured id give more info

its made from a plexiglass shirt folding board,
not sure its exact terminology,
i sprayed white plastidip on it although it looked fine transparent,

its not going to support 50 pounds or anything,
but ive put my heavy fishing tackle bag on it and it was fine.

the rod is 1/4" threaded rod that is bent and zip tied to the cargo rack near the bottom so it can swivel out,
and the other end of the rod is held securely in place with velcro when the table is down.

when up,the threaded rod fits through a short slot in the table,
a barrel nut on the threaded rod keeps the table from sliding down the rod,
and is easy to level by spining the nut up or down to adjust the angle of the table.

when down,there is some velcro on the table,
and a piece of velcro on the frame,
just grab the tag on the frame and stick it to the table and its rock solid.

if i could upload the video i could show how fast it sets up and takes down,
can put it up ready to cook,
or down and secured tight with no movement or rattling,
in under 5 seconds.
i need to hook up with my 3d printing buddy to design a little nicer looking way to do it.

cant wait till it warms up a little so i can go try it out lol
 

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