What are the two screws for enclosed in a plastic bag attached to the seat? Thank you
1999711
The 2 screws hold the back rest fabric on the steel uprights. If you slide the backrest fabric up a little bit, you'll see 2 holes in the steel uprights. Slide the fabric back down and run the screws through the fabric into the steel upright posts. This will keep the fabric from falling off when carrying the chair in the folded position.
1999712
They are to anchor the backs to the chair after you place them. You should see 2 holes in the metal part before you put the canvas on.
1999713
There are holes in the back of the top supports. When you get the back canvas in place, screw the crews through the canvas into the holes. That keeps the back from sliding off. I had the same question, but finally figured it out (with help from my kids).
358795
Yes in the small clear plastic bag, just a Allen wrench. Also the screws are known to come lose.
451502
I ordered 1 package and mine it came with the screws...I'm sure that you double checked the wrapping to make sure that the little bag isn't stuck on the packaging? Outside of returning them (which I wouldn't bother doing), you could try calling the manufacturer to see if they can send you some, or go to a hardware or big box store and get what you need.
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...
1728324
there is a plastic screw in the back, which does not look like a screw at all! Its about the size of a dime.
1255976
Easy...there are these plastic screws with nuts that you unwind to pull off the old seat and same to install the new one, no tools necessary, tighten it down by hand as snug as you can and you are done.
1105568
I don't know which one this is, but if it is a stationary handle, it has two screws. They are not hidden.
1833889
HI Joyce, You simply lift the screw covers, take the 2 screws out and lift the seat off, place under seat and reinsert the screws. I used a large screwdriver and pliers to keep the screws from turning. There may be a washer and nut under the bowl. Mine were plastic. It is easierwith two people.
379502
Unusual. Have never seen any other way to attach a seat, neither in the US nor in Europe. Are you sure it would not work? You may have a different image of a screw in this case. There is a lock mechanism involved. If English is not your native language (as in my case), the terminology may be confusing. Good luck.
172795
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
1175366
There are no screws, the clips on the bottom are on the inside of the small rectangular holes. Use small flat bladed screwdriver to move the two clips inward
1481511
They come with screws just the right length & they're screwed into the underside of the seat. You adjust the things so the seat won't move, then put in another to lock in place.
2192166
No there is not. As for me I didn't plan to mount it anywhere so when I do need it i just take it out and put in my tank bag. Otherwise it remains coiled up under the seat.
1086435
This adds additional padding to the hard plastic seat. It attaches to the hard original seat with screws.
858252
Just note that the legs and screws are stored in a pouch inside a zippered pocket in the bottom liner. The screws on mine came loose and we had to feel around inside the bottom frame to find them.
806100
Just hold the seat down (firmly) and start screwing in the screws. That will work.
787594
I used the plastic pieces on the elastic between the seat and the back....Just slide the elastic onto the plastic and tuck them in. It stops the cushions from moving. The metal piece goes on the elastic loop to attach under the seat. It pulled apart and you slide the elastic in. Attach to seat frame underneath. You then snap the headrest straps in. I did not use the elastic for around the seat since I have air bags. Fits perfectly and does not move.