Can I attach this to my bike handlebars?
1299732
No way. The straps are too long. Plus the seat in the basket is too weak. If your dog s a chewer, don't buy this. Fred chewed through the front strap in a panic (there is nothing but air between the basket and the seat of the car putting a tremendous amount of stress on the straps). Without the front strap, the car seat is useless even using only the seatbelt.
1299733
It's possible, but I'd say only for a smaller dog. My schnauzer weighs 19 pounds and it's a very snug fit.
1299734
I would not think so. First you would have to reinforce bottom as it collapses. There are two straps to go around head rest, seatbelt goes through loops on the back. If it wasn't so much trouble I would send mine back. My 8 pound dog collapsed the bottom, and he hates those straps that go across where he is sitting.
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.
1700154
I don't think that you can install it without a bike rack, and I don't know if they make an adaptor for handle bars. It seems a little big for the front handlebars.
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.
549140
This basket is a basket with hooks. You can bend it so it can fit on your handlebar. Please note this is a small basket usually for kids bikes. thanks
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.
205073
Yes. The design of these grips allows the handlebars to go completely thru the grips so that you could use bar ends however, these are probably not the best choice considering the overall length of the grips.
1504833
That depends on the diameter of your bar clamp: I'd recommend buying spacers. (this handlebar is thinner/intended for motorcycles)
1663809
Hmm, what kind of bike and most importantly, handlebar, do you have? I have no problems at all mounting it on mine using one of the provided rubber rings. You should find images or videos about it using google.
1683146
depending on your handle bar type, ,the universal mounts/should allow you to do so.
1456263
you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
1725664
Not with the mount as it comes with the bell. It is made for a narrow handlebar. You might be able to mount it with extended screws.
2116170
I suppose you could mount whatever you want on them as long as the bike rack is designed to fit onto oem crossbars.
261693
Yes, these shifters clamp to the handlebar. They do work very well; I prefer them to indexed shifters for casual riding and reliable, easily "tuned" shifting (to eliminate noisy misalignment common to indexed shifters that aren't tuned perfectly).
551556
I don't see why you should not . Just keep in mind if the bike has a female frame you may need to buy an attachment bar .
1924238
To me this seems like something you would mount on the handle bar. Otherwise, duct tape works wonders. :)
419826
Yes there's a small clip which stores the bar on your bike. The clip attaches near your rear axle.