Where do you hook the bottom of the pannier? I don't see a protrusion anywhere that the bottom of my bag could attach to.
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Depends on your pannier I guess, mine has a hook that catches on the horizontal bottom bar. You can also hook it into the open eyelet thingy just above the bracket but that's more difficult
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I have axiom panniers and they hook on just fine. You won't find a better rack if you don't have the eyelets on your frame. Great choice for newer road bikes.
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It depends on what kind of bags you have. Mine have an adjustable hook on a rail, that can be adjusted to hook onto one of the bars of the rack.I have Ortlieb bags, and it works well with them.
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Thee isn't any. I have installed additional foldable canisters on each side.
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No place to attach to the bike. You might be able to purchase a bracket or Velcro it to the handle bars.
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You could, two ways. First would be to just slide it through the handles and use the little snap to keep the tripod in place. Secondly, you could slide it under the front flap and secure it tightly, and it won't go anywhere. There are no dedicated "tripod straps" on the bottom, but that is ok. Never had a problem with it. Love these bags, and love this company!
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the rack has supports that afixed by a screw just above the axle of the rear wheel. think of an upside down triangle, wide part of triangle supporting rack,on top, point at botom secured by scre. There iare hooks at the point. When the side bags are out, there is abungy cord at the bottom of the bags that go around the hooks.
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You can attach a light or reflector to the bag, on the black loop about 3" below the logo. You probably can't fit both the bag and reflector on your seatpost.
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Hi Shawn. First of all.... do you have the Bushwhacker trunk bag? If so, you are familiar with the Velcro straps on the bottom which attach the bag to the rack. If one chooses to add the Bushwhacker panniers first (there are a few models) then all one needs to do is run the four straps on the bottom of the trunk bag, through four corresponding "guides" located on the top of the panniers. If you Google (images) Bushwhacker Police Pannier, the first couple images that come up show the guides I'm referring to. Hope this helps. SPO
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I do not know what a rear pannier is;however, I was able to attach it t my rear basket....hope this helps.
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The clip attachment to the handlebars will not be any use but you could attach the basket to a rear carrier using the strap provided. I mounted mine to the front but put a board under the basket on the carrier (having removed the spring mechanism) for extra stability and used some cable ties to stabilise the basket.
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Hooks are adjustable and it was easy. I have a trek road bike on top and a ladies bike with a basket from Japan on the bottom. No issues for me at all. I would post pics, but the response section wont let me.
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I put the bag over my handle bars, zipper side facing me so I can get into it while riding. There are adjustable straps so you can tighten it and it doesn't move around. I really like the bag!
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Thanks for your reply. I mounted it on my Topeak rack, off-center towards the back like others have recommended, and they work great! Someone suggested a bungee cord so items don't fall out of the bag...I found that the insulated zip-top grocery bags that most stores sell now work just fine -- they fit the rack and since the top closes you don't have to worry about things falling out. These baskets are perfect for quick trips to the grocery store, library, etc. Good choice for people trying to reduce their carbon footprint! :-)
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I do have a bag on top of the battery but I have it on a separate platform extending from the seat post. I have attached a side bag to the side of the battery platform. Used short self tapping screws. I have never attached anything directly to the battery, or allowed anything to sit directly on top of it. Hope that helps. Tom
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I have a flat rear bike rack that attaches to rear of seat and rear tire hub that i attach the basket to it with the plastic screw knobs. To make more secure, i run a bungey cord back and forth a couple times under the basket, hooking it to the bike rack. marion
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Those bags are for touring bikes. You would need to rerout your pipes and I don't thing the mounting brackets are there. Those bags are for pipes that run on both sides of the bike. It can be done though.
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i use the attachable side mesh bags...i don't think anything would work on the top handles
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There are bungee-cord straps that hook the bag to your rack. Just be sure not to forget to strap them on...made that mistake twice and ripped the bungee cords off the bag once I started riding
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Other than zippered openings in front, the only other opening is at the top where velcro is used to "seal" bag over your hanging bar; there will be slight space around plastic rings on ends of bag. Bottom is not open. I have tried many such bags, etc. And this is the best I have found.