What is the width of the rack this basket fits well on? One review suggested that some racks are too wide to mount this on. Will it fit onto a 9.3"?
2059398
Underneath the basket are two handles you pull on to expand to for the size of any rack then they snap into place. It's a little tough to pull out the handles but I've hit so pretty bad holes and the basket never got loose.
1670836
It should be no problem, these baskets are designed to work with a wide variety of racks. The brackets that hold the baskets on are pretty versitile, and you could also get pipe clamps or some other type or bracket if your rack is an odd size. Should work just fine.
1162039
It is 9 3/8" wide from the outside edge of one mounting track to the outside edge of the other mounting track. Hope this helps.
1939157
Hi! Thanks for your question. This unit will work well for you - it can accommodate up to about 9". Trust that helps.
1113561
Does the frame have mounting holes for the bottom of rack? If so it should work but you may have to space the mounting out (wider) on the side with the disk brake. I used a standoff and longer screw. You may be able to use it with a bunch of washers instead of stand off.
193406
I am not familiar with your bike but I'll explain how it fits on my Giant Revolt. The width at the rear wheel connection over my disc brakes is about 6 1/2 inches. It's about 14 inches from the center of this connection to the bottom of the rack for plenty of wheel clearance. The front support on my bike is over 4 inches below the level of the rack. The front supports bow downward in an arc from the front of the rack to the connection point on the bike frame. This makes a very solid connection. I hope this info helps.
1740819
Mine fits into a wire rack that is 7.5" by 14". Top of the wire rack is 5.5" below the top of the basket. If the basket needs to fit all the way down it would be approx 8.5 x16. Hope that helps.RJ
1025944
It fits a 2 inch hitch and is probably the best rack I have ever owned. NO hanging bicycles as they are securely sitting on the rack. The rack ends are adjustable to fit any size bike and it is light enough to handle on my own.
1600355
Mine is currently buried under several permanently affixed baskets, so I can't really measure it. However, what I can tell you is my bike is a "Specialized" brand, and it fits beautifully over the rear fender. Didn't notice anything visually jarring when it was delivered, either, so my guess is any potential additional width is negligible.
1459897
I think you would have to purchase a rear bicycle rack and find out is the rack will accommodate this basket. I have a Jamis Commuter and the basket does not fit properly on the rack that came with the bike.
608015
Hi Daniel, the length is approx, 14.5", width is approx. 9 3/8", and depth of basket is 5.5 ". Hope this helps you out.
34363
The bracket is a universal mount and should fit your bars - the basket requires about 9 inches of clearance below the handlebars to clear the tire.
206873
It only fits the specific Topeak rack that is suggested to buy with it. The rack has a rail that the basket slides into and then clips in at the end as well in order to make it extra stable. Actually one of my favorite features, because it not only keeps it stable, but it is also easy to take on and off as needed.
1116054
The basket is 11 1/2 wide (across the back side), 7 inches deep (front to back) and 9 inches high. It is an awesome basket! I have gotten many comments on it. I also bought two Cisco pannier baskets from Nantucket Bike Basket. They are for the back of the bike to put on a rack. They have handles, so you can pull them off and carry them. That's what I do when I go to the farmers market. Then I just put them back on the rack all filled with goodies! They are all very sturdy baskets, too. Should last a long time.
2072434
I didn't measure mine, but the info says it's 9 1/2". Fits just fine on an average height frig or cabinet shelf.
230140
Ours fits, but it is tight. Did you lubricate it? Hitches often get a little corrosion (rust) on the inside, so you might need a combination of oil and a little persuasion (I used some gentle taps from a dead blow mallet). Also, the weight of the basket makes it hard to get it to go straight in.
536327
The bar that goes into the hitch is actually about 29" long with about 9" extending past the basket. The 20" under the basket fits between two guide tracks. There are three bolts running all the way through the tracks at 7" spacing. I suppose you could add another 7" to the 9" extension by moving the bar out and leaving one bolt fastener off if there was a clearance problem with your vehicle but that might compromise the basket's load capacity. Not advocating for anyone to move the bar--just saying it could be done.