Will it mount to the vertical post of a mobility scooter? Where or how is it supposed to mount on a regular bike? Thanks.
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It mounts on the handle bars of a bike. I doubt you would want to mount it vertically. It certainly wouldn't be able to hold much in that position (if you where able to mount it at all).
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I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
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It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it.I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so now I can plug in my gps or cell phone. Works great that way. It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it.I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so... » Read More It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it.I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so now I can plug in my gps or cell phone. Works great that way. « Show Less
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I don't know. We mounted it the normal flat way and it works fine. I am not sure if it can be mounted vertically.
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It mounts on the center handle bar post. There is a bracket that mounts where the handle bar cap is in the center.
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you can attach this basket to any kind of bike with any type of upright handlebars or straight bars or riser bars as long as you have enough open area at the center of your handlebar for the upper clamps of the basket to attach there. basically you need about 3-4 inches of straight exposed handlebar (without any obstructions such as bells, shifters, brake levers, lights, etc.) in either direction away from the stem. I've installed this basket on multiple bikes with upright cruiser handlebars and it works just fine. If you have a lot of cables housings that are extending far past your handlebar such brake housing/cables and shifter housing/cables you might have to fiddle around with those to get them routed in the best way.
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Its made to mount in a vertical position. Very simple installation and it has a quick release if you want to take it out of the boat.
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I don't know what kind of scooter or were on the scooter I have mine on the top tube of the bike frame and it's about 2-3 ins thick. With that being said it holds my note 3 with a ballistic case on it with no issues this includes street riding and dirt and trail riding. It's sturdy and I've done a few jumps and help the phone in place while using the gps map and headphones. Hope this helps you out.
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First time I used it I had to mount the inside bike vertical (so it missed the spare tire) and the outside bike horizontal. I've mounted them both horizontal and vertical but you have to trial and error to find the right way.
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I no longer have a bike but when I had it I did not attach it to the seat post. I tied it to the back of the seat (which had brackets) so it never shifted and worked very well. (Probably not the answer you were looking for - sorry.)
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It'll mount to a dash but you have to drill holes to keep it secure. A handlebar mount would be easier and hold just as much weight.
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It will mount on a round seat post regardless of the material it is made out of. It has two rubber gaskets with the clamp to hold it secure without damaging the post.
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The mount is held on by zip ties and is somewhat pliable. I think that it would conform to the profile of the top bar of your bike after installation. You may want to drop the mount in some hot water to soften before strapping to your frame.
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It goes into the end of the handlebar, on the inside of the tube. that is the only type of mounting point where the connector will work correctly.
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it has a universal attachment mount on the bottom should work on most scooters
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If it has a handlebar, it will mount to it. It has an adjustable clamp. I have mine between the center post and bar end.
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It mounts to your seat post, so if you already have a seat on your bike it will mount to the same post. If you don't have a seat post (Like, if someone stole your seat taking the post along with the seat, then you will have to buy a seat post)