this basket can be placed in the rear of the bicycle with KLICKfix?
1960883
No but actually I'm not sure about the back of the bicycle. The front yes! Back, not sure.
2180015
No, I don't think so. There is 4 screws to attach to the bottom of the rack. You can pull the basket all the way out and then reach inside the area to screw the screws in. I hope this helps
542292
Mine is the same way - this is the way it is designed to fit on the KlickFix once that is installed on your bike's handlebars.
1898573
Yes, you could. It simply oes between the front and rear pieces. Adding another would only make it longer. I would caution too much length without a third support rod under the basket though.
254499
Yes. The appearance is deceiving; the handle pulls the basket so that the bottom becomes vertical. One bit of side advice - be certain to lift the brushed before crossing pavement. Not doing so puts a lot of strain on the wheel gears.
366068
No. It comes with pieces that help you secure the right fit for the bicycle frame but none are appropriate for a basket.
1383016
The rear rack of my folding bike was too thick to accommodate the OEM brackets, so I zip-tied these baskets to my rear rack. I have 2 baskets affixed to my bike; one on each side. In the collapsed position, they only add ~1.5-2" on either side. Collapsed, there is a clamp welded to the bracing side of the basket that sturdily holds the collapsed basket closed during my rides. Even if I had been able to use the OEM bracket, I do not believe these baskets are intended to be "slipped"/"clipped" on/off once installed
426570
I have never done that with the basket and it is not mentioned in the directions that it can be used that way. However, I suppose that it could be secured to a rear bike rack somehow. One would have to figure out a safe way to attach it since there are no tie downs specifically for that purpose.
1169369
I feel better about having a front basket. rear baskets can make you feel like you will fall over if anything back there shifts. I personally love the wald 157 bike basket, its huge. not for suspension bikes though
1172509
I have this exact one and I don't think a standard bike rack would work! I just put it in the back of my pick up. Great bike!!!
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
1271401
You press a rather flimsy button and lift the basket off. The mounting bracket will not be appropriate for all handlebar and stem combinations. But I don't know how to guage this other than by trying it.
1603108
No basket included but the two we bought both have a carrier over the rear wheel the you could attach something to. Probably some kind of box that you could strap to the carrier would do the trick.
224836
What I did was remove the basket, then lower the handlebars and seat (or remove the seat and/or handlebars and set them aside if space was tight). By doing that I could get it into my trunk.
1810592
I mounted it to the luggage rack on the back of my bike...don't see how else you could do it.
162461
The basket hangs in front and is removable. The larger wheels help on uneven ground.
1429985
Without additional hardware, the add-on leg support which is meant to be attached at the front of the basket and then to the bike's front wheel axle, won't fit onto a quick-release frame. However, by hardware, I only mean, a few extra washers that extend the frame, which indents a little, out to meet the straight leg of the basket.