If you can't hang your bag on the handle bar, can you hang it on the bar where you would install a console?
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Putting a bag on the upper parts of the stroller could make it tip which is why they advise against it. It's rather lightweight which is good for getting it around. I have seen a bag that baby jogger sells that installs along the side. We either store a thinner bag under or carry a larger diaper bag putting it in the stroller when our 2 year old wants to walk.
1492987
there's a place hang a bag on the handle without it being large enough to go around the whole handle. You could use a mommy hook if your set on this stroller
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The basket underneath actually holds quite a lot (although at first glance it doesn't look so big. The netting onthe sides stretches to allow for storage.) I do have a "mommy hook" on my handle bar and have no trouble hanging my handbag or a light-ish grocery bag. I wouldn't hang the big baby bag though. Love this stroller.
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Hmmm I m not quite sure I understand, but I bought the metal "thinkKing" bag hooks and they are awesome. Under $15. Just Velcro attaches to bar and I m super happy! Great stroller too!
891578
Are you serious? Why don't you try it yourself and see if it is possible. There is nothing for the hanger to grip and there isn't enough room to "jimmy" it out of the hole if it could grip. All you would end up doing is bending the hanger. The stop is heavy and protrudes multiple inches into the hole. The hanger (even if it could grip the bar AND had the room to "jimmy" it up) is too weak and would bend.
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The crossbars simply clamp down where you put them- there is no designated spot to place them, which is important for me because I have a rooftop cargo box that requires the bars to be slid to where its brackets are. I believe the safety rules are to put the bars as far towards the back as they can go to do the job. The bars are only put in place when you need to carry something up top. Otherwise, you take them off and store them. They have screw-down clamps on each end of the bar, and a "Key" which you use to lock the screw-down handle in place, but the key itself does not release the bar to re-position it.
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My bike doesn't have those kind of handlebars, but it has many cables that run along the handlebars. The mount for the bag is about 2" wide and 1/2" deep so it holds the bag away from the handlebars about 1/2" which allows plenty of room for the cables to run in between the bag and the handlebars. I would expect the bag to work fine with your cables & handlebars. I love mine, and works well.
1187932
My response would be no. The sissy bar is actually where the bag straps to. I am not sure if it could be attached or would be secured to just the luggage rack.
853316
The mounting / clip system came with the bag. It did not fit my handle bars, even with two different size rings.
116754
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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You can buy the stand to hang the heavy bag and speed bag on or buy the chain to hang it from the ceiling. Both here on Amazon.
1134328
Actually the grab bar has not been installed so I can not give you an answer. Sorry.
750844
I don't see where you would have a problem. But it depends on the width of the controller. The bag is humongous!
694713
You could but it might be overkill. Bag is large and unless its a fat tire bike with a large rack I think it's going to mess with your ride
111352
Yes, you could loop a cable around the bar, you would probably want to also loop the cable through the diamond shape hole in the wall mounted bracket so if someone was going to steal the bike they would have to rip the whole unit out of the wall.
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Yes you can, but remember, these "handle bars", as you call them, also act like protective bumpers. This model was made to be used on construction sites and places where something or someone might bump into it. Plus, I think it adds to the look of the speaker.
1456266
Its not designed for being mounted on the handlebars.. But I imagine you can buy an adapter at a hardware store or find any other creative solution..
949967
The bag sits out about 2.5" from the actual handlebar. That's a fair amount of room to get just about anybody's fingers through, so I would suggest you purchase the bag from a reputable dealer such as REI or Performance who will gladly take the bag back if it doesn't meet your bikes specific needs.Otherwise, I really enjoy the bag and the way it organizes things and detaches easily when I dismount to go inside someplace. It does get in the way of head lights, so you'll need the Topeak accessory bar to elevate the headlight should you plan to ride at night.
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You can mount it up, but they make a right side bag too. That's probably the best way to go.
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You could IF you have some sort of railing alongside the passenger seat to attach the straps to. The bag is very adaptable and the straps very adjustable, but they have to attach to Something! You would need a strong attachment place for the strap at each corner of the bag (although the straps are not quite in the corners). I hope this helps.