Are you able to attach a basket to the front of the bicycle? Or can it only be mounted to the back?
257231
You can add a basket to either front or back. You will have to mount the front light on the fender to use a smaller basket though.
257232
The front of the bike would most likely be more sturdy than the back attachment to the fender which constantly needs to be adjusted. I advise against buying this bicycle if you intend on carrying anything on it. It is more or less for riding around a suburban neighborhood. It is not a street/commuter bike which they market it as.
386948
Yes, it comes with all the mounting hardware you will need. It mounts to the eyelets on the frame and to the rear axle. You can have the option of clipping it to the seat post if your bike does not have eyelets toward the back of the frame (the parts for this are also included). If your bike has a quick release rear wheel, you will still be able to remove the wheel quickly without removing the basket.
1664593
It should work fine. I don't have baskets but my bike is a big commuter bike with large bars & built in rear book rack. There is plenty of room.
1700153
You do need a support in the back of the bike, because it attaches itself to it. This basket only attaches itself to the back, its not a front basket at all. Its a great product though, I had it for a year now, and its still super sturdy. Hope it helps, cheers! =)
7437
i dont think so, but i havent tried either. however the connectors are designed for the back of the frame. i have it mounted on the back of my bike and it works great for pannier bags
2015661
You could attach a standard bike basket to the front without any difficulty
1603105
Hi Barbara - the bike does come with a basket holder for the back (standard amongst bikes), but does not come with a basket per say. I utilize the basket holder and connect a milk carton with some bungee cords and this works out great for when I want fold up the bike. Otherwise with the milk carton still attached, the folding process might not work out as easily as you would like. Hope this helps! Mike
1385174
You can install it anywhere it can hang on to really but you've got to keep in mind the distance from your handles down to the front tire and the width of your handlebars. If you have a beach bike that is wide you may get away with it. My bicycle has a spring in front and the clips are too narrow to go around the width of my handlebars. You can probably MacGyver it but I suggest you just install it in the rear.
995205
You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
1836040
This basket is mounted using the included brackets. I would not recommend using bungee cords.
1781071
No place to attach to the bike. You might be able to purchase a bracket or Velcro it to the handle bars.
1566567
You can definitely make it work. The two "hooks" can be adjusted independently, so you can put one higher for the front and one lower for the back so the bike itself sits level.
2224994
I have the LoadWarrior Rooftop Cargo Basket extension (20" longer) that comes with a moveable crossbar that goes across the center of the basket and attaches to the sides. This is an extra crossbar that comes with the basket that can be used for mounting any type of bicycle rack over the top of the basket. I don't use mine but it's really sturdy if I needed extra lateral support.
1700151
This basket is designed to be mounted on a rack. If you wanted to use it on your handlebars you would have make your own mount. You'd probably be better off looking for another basket, one made to mount on handlebars.
983823
I haven't tried to install either yet, but it looks like a basket can be put on the handlebars.
487205
No. You can not use any type of bike basket that has arms which go down to the wheel on any type of suspension bike
7438
i am sure there would be a way to do it depending on your McGyver skills i mounted mine on my front forks after it broke sadly they do not hold much more weight than clothes or dried foods my broke with just 12 pounds in my saddle bags