How is the basket installed?
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The base of the basket is a separate piece that's installed in your cabinet with 4 screws. Then the basket snaps into the base and slides in & out of your cabinet.
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There is a strap built in to the frame. It hangs in to the bottom basket when not in use.
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The basket hangs in front and is removable. The larger wheels help on uneven ground.
1572606
There are two flat areas that align with the tabs. Rotate the basket until the flat areas are at the tabs and it will lift out.
211443
I just went and checked mine out. The handles seem to be on there to stay. one end is welded ( or what ever) and the other the rods are curved so I can't pull them out of the basket part. So you got me?
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You attach a bracket to the bicycle, all you need is a screwdriver and then the basket attaches to it. Very easy to slide on and off. Not particularly robust though, I wouldn't put anything to heavy in it.
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Yes the basket can be easily removed. The bracket is not an easy target. I put a couple of zip ties to make it a little less attractive to someone that might try on the spur of the moment.
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This isn't a basket that is meant to be removed at will. It attaches to the rack via brackets and bolts that would take time. It can be removed but not casually (I have a bicycle basket that comes off with the press of a release button). This is not like that.
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you have to remove the basket (6 bolts) and then the top goes down fine.Its not difficult but it is a pain if you do it alot.You may want to get different bolts for the basket if thats the case because the allen heads on the supplied bolts wont last if you remove them alot.
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No. It comes with pieces that help you secure the right fit for the bicycle frame but none are appropriate for a basket.
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Yes it came assembled. If I remember right the only thing i had to do was adjust the handle bars to my liking and put the basket on.
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Hi, There are two "pulls" from each side of the basket (underneath) that spring out and back in (little springs...pretty strong actually). It attaches to a bike rack. The attachments are curved to fit perfectly to the tubular shape of the bike rack rails. This is the best I can do to describe it. I've had this basket for years and I have never seen a better one out there. It is made of quality materials and is pretty sturdy. When I have it full of big textbooks, I use a couple of little bungy rope to add even more security. It's great to carry books, groceries, whatever. Hope this helps. I hightly recommend it.
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Yes, you lift the seat and pull up on the rod beneath it. You might want to leave the basket off for this purpose. Good luck.
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The basket sits across the rack but doesn't stick out so far as to get in the way on either side. Spring-loaded grips hold it firmly in place. I've had mine for quite a number of months and have had no issues with it at all. I think the response from Philip describes a different rack.
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I haven't tried to install either yet, but it looks like a basket can be put on the handlebars.
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The basket will do that but its a piece of JUNK....................look for another item.
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There is a little assembly, but not much. Just mount the basket and drink holder, and put the handlebar piece on.