Will this attach to a folding rear rack (on a typical Vespa)?
1518003
it comes with a mounting bracket that can be attached to the luggage rack. holes may or may not need to be drilled in your rack.
265069
It should. The only vehicles I could see these racks having a problem on are slant back style cars like the Hyundai Veloster.
1340577
This bag attaches via velcro straps on the bottom of the bag. If there are grooves along the side of the rack, it'll attach.
314089
It will mount fine with the front rack. For the rear rack, the bars are too short and it would clamp onto the plastic area with the small triangle on the bottom. It is doable with a longer bolt and secure if you put longer bolts in the back.
180647
Yes. There will be a gap between the claps that attach the basket to the rails, but never fear it words fine, we have the same set up on a Nissan Rogue and it works fine with the hatchback.
1834249
Attn Solo,I think the rack will miss the spare tyre however I think you will not get a bike in the carrier closiet to the back of the car.
394042
I put my on the passenger pillion and use the Velcro straps to secure to the sissy bar, and the longer straps to wrap down and around the rear turn signals. You will want to tighten it down well, to keep the weight from shifting and then re-tighten at your first stop once the weight settles.You could attach it the same way over a luggage rack or the rear fender if you chose, but could be possibility for scratches or paint rubs without a rack.
979364
I would say no only because in my opinion it's a bit large and the color would match that if you where looking for a red one,you might want to look for one that fit a vespa. Hope this helps
1813278
It will definitely fit. I like using the side stand when I'm leaving my scoot for a short time. For extended periods, I use the center stand. When you get the sidestand, I would recommend looking at "Modern Vespa". They show an excellent modification which involves drilling one small hole, and the moving one of the springs over 1/2 half an inch. This provides tension on the up AND down position of the sidestand, preventing the sidestand from folding up if the scoot is bumped. Hope this info helps.
1130289
I don't think it will. The pack has Velcro straps on the sides ( two per side) that must wrap around a bar or slip through slots in the rack that then attach to the side of the pack. There are also two Velcro straps at the front that slip through slots in the rack and again attach to the front of the pack. If your rack is solid one piece, but has some slots cut into it, it might work.
1112294
No. I purchased the BV Commuter Rear Carrier Rack which works well with the bags. The only issue encountered was that I had to pick up longer screws than were shipped with the rack. The bags attach to the short ends of the metal rack, so I expect they would be compatible with most racks.
978718
Not without heavy modification of the fender. You might be able to attache the rear fender to the underside of the rack in some way. Overall that might be the best option. The arm is actually pretty fragile.
1394223
You will have to buy the rear rack mount to do this. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009VUB0Q8?pc_redir=1398043522&robot;_redir=1
428042
I am not sure. I didnt try and fit it on the front. I feel like it would be too long for a front rack.
422744
I don't know. It was a gift for my daughter who lives 1,000 miles away from me, so I never saw the rack in person. She has a Subaru outback.
80573
Mine is on a Subaru Outback and there is room to open the back without using the "lowering" feature of the transporter (which, by the way, is a pain to use if the transporter has any sort of load in it). My guess is "probably" if everything stock. It will depend on a) the size (width) of your spare and how far it protrudes past the bumper and b) how your hitch is mounted and how far it protrudes (even with the bumper, recessed).
66643
We put it on a Honda but with the mounting hardware that is furnished I would think it would fit it has braces that should adapt to most racks