Can you strap the bag to the handlebars?
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Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack without a sissy bar, you could probably secure it without any problems. Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack... » Read More Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack without a sissy bar, you could probably secure it without any problems. « Show Less
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Yeah, I suppose you could with the Velcro straps, but it would have to be mined above your headlight.
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Its kinda big to put on the handlebars but you could put it there if it don't cover up your gages
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It's pretty big to be attached to handlebars, but I'm thinking if you really wanted to it would be possible.
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Yes, you can, but it would be rather obtrusive as it's larger than you may think. I don't recommend it, but with the straps it has, you could do it.
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I believe it would be to big for that . Guess it would be possible but I would not do it. The bag is great though.
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Yes - it uses zip ties as the main source of attaching to the bike - but you will probably want to add a couple of strips of rubber to improve the grip. Really depends on your handlebars and how "big" they are.
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Yes, there are elastic straps with plastic hooks at the end for hooking to the frame. They work out very nicely, and keep the bags from flapping as you ride.
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On the back of the bag the part that face is your bike. Is a Velcro strap that straps to your rack. If you have bigger hands like I do this can take half a minute or so for each side.
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No, not when I got mine. But I purchased a bag that velcros to the handlebars specifically for bikes which works great. I think I got it at target
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I believe so. The mount is two curved pieces that wrap around the handlebar. There is a screw that goes through each side and holds it together. My bike is a Schwinn hybrid and it looks like the handlebar is about that size. There is still a good 1/4-3/8" thread left on the screws so it would also fit a larger bar. I love bike bag. It holds snacks, extra water bottle, Kleenex, mini first aid kit, a few tools and an inner tube. Still lots of room left over, plus it has pockets on the sides.
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Hi, I just have a plain Delta bike rack, the bag is held on by velcro straps, so as long as you have something to loop the velcro straps around, it should be fine. There are no quick release attachments on my rack either.
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nope. works great. just don't over load the bag to the point that it's not flexible when getting it to fit under the bar.
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Hi,The Ridgeback will come with a nylon strap that you can definitely use to secure the wheels of the bike so that the handlebars will not be swinging or spinning.Thanks,Rack Attack
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Not really, there is a strap that you can connect to the stroller using stroller bag hooks.
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I'm afraid I am not familiar with that bike. The straps that came with the bags were pretty generic and hook to the frame on my bike, but they could also hook to the passenger foot pegs as well. The ends of the straps are just loops. You also have to have enough room on the seat for both of the wide carrier straps also. My seat was not quite big enough so I wound up just sitting on part of the strap. That didn't bother me but you may not like it. I wish I could tell you yes or no but I'm just sure.
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Yes. It has two straps and you can carry the bag like a back pack. I ride my bike with it like a back pack.
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yes you can open the bags while the bag is on the bike and yes you use the cross over strap
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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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No, I think it's too big. If you attach it to the handle bars the bag will hit your front wheel. This bag is tall, I don't think it would work.
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No, it has a mount the hooks to the handle bars with thick rubber band straps.
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This bag is a "universal fit". It is fairly small so it may go on the seat behind you ok. You need to have four places to attach the straps, loop around a bar or handle of some kind. Look at the photo closely then look at your bike.