How does it attach to the bike?
313918
The basket comes with an attachable bracket & brace. I am not mechanical. It took me maybe 10 minutes to secure the bracket & brace to the handle bar stem. The brace gives the basket support & stability. I highly recommend the basket and would buy it again!
313919
The included bracket easily fastens to the handle bars and remains there when the basket unclips. A great feature as you can ride to the store and use it for shopping and then clip it back on the bike for the return trip.
313920
You attach a bracket to the bicycle, all you need is a screwdriver and then the basket attaches to it. Very easy to slide on and off. Not particularly robust though, I wouldn't put anything to heavy in it.
313921
clamps to bars works well for a purse or a few books but not heavy duty. For the price I would buy again
630801
I attach mine to a beach cruiser. It attaches at the seat neck or post. It fits on a trail bike, a beach cruiser and any other large bike.
768534
Look closely, the bar goes under the bike seat. The seat is close to the center of gravity so the bike hangs slightly forward. The hooks supplied secure the bike from moving forward. I saw this unit at our local bike shop.
1979667
I'm not sure what exactly you are asking. You attach the trailer by taking your bike seat off and threading your seat through the trailer clamp and back through your seat post.
1612310
Three velcro straps across the backrest then it comes with other straps to attached it to where ever else you need to attach to your bike. You can look it up on their site,
2042898
It actually is pretty secure once you get it on. Simply wrap it around the back of the bike and fasten tightly with the shoelaces.
955103
I believe that is how mine connects. It's a Trek bike. It has two clamps that are bolted onto the frame. The seat has a metal underpinning that fits into the two clamps.
24741
I simply attached the rear wheel by tightening the hand screw on the left side of the trainer. I did not remove anything from the bike to do this
1377293
The seat is attached to the back of the bike along the seat stays and back hub. Google pics of it.
1525380
It comes with brackets and easily attached to back of bike or you could use self drilling screws. It's roomy and very handy. We have it on a Tomos moped
2004102
It is ready to attach. The only thing I may have needed was a pair of pliers to loosen the screw/bolt? of my bike tire. Very easy to attach and I'm female (although quite handy). :)
1476816
it's under the seat. must remove the seat. i don't recommend this, but i did not use the screws that secure the seat on. the seat clicks in place. our little guy will be monitored while he's on the bike so, i'm not too concerned about the seat coming off and no i will not sue if it does.
601927
There should be two plastic strings with multiple holes in them included in the package, which you use as a couple of belts to tie the basket in to the bike. Alternative attachments I've seen were a couple of clamps that come withe the bike and you simply bolt those to the handle bar. One of the above two attachments should've been included with the bike. Hope this helps...
1064039
The hook attaches to the rear tire of the bike. This is only one half of the bike rack the other piece is the rail that mounts to the wall and then the hook attaches to the rail. The bikes then hangs by the rear tire and both tires rest upon the wall and the frame of the bike is then perpendicular to the wall.
126659
it comes with the hardware to mount it to the rear axle of a bicycle then all you have to do is quick connected and disconnected. it's really quite simple
1626403
It is mounted to the tire. There is no locking mechanism. If you wanted to secure the bike, you would have to use a cable and a lock.
955102
It comes with a bracket on the seat which I removed from the two rods running through the middle and put my old one on it and then attached it to my bike. I had to remove my bracket and place it on the new seat as it has two rods on the underside .