Does this bag strap to the top of the handlebars or under them?
2016499
https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSnL4n9KMZ_KKh37d3VPIeVuvFlVFXzjTIx8Kcwq-yIT4l3vEdu here is a link of the bag on a handle bar, If this link doesn't work google axiom handlebar bag and look in google images I have used my bag on my drop type handle bars on a road bike with great success. usually keep my rain gear in it on multi day trips, very roomy FYI they do not shed water at all, in fact they collect water in a rain storm so I keep sensitive things in zip locks
2016500
https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSnL4n9KMZ_KKh37d3VPIeVuvFlVFXzjTIx8Kcwq-yIT4l3vEduhere is a link of the bag on a handle bar, If this link doesn't work google axiom handlebar bag and look in google imagesI have used my bag on my drop type handle bars on a road bike with great success.usually keep my rain gear in it on multi day trips, very roomyFYI they do not shed water at all, in fact they collect water in a rain stormso I keep sensitive things in zip locks
2016501
There are two straps for the handle bars that wrap around and buckle and a third strap that wraps around the neck with velcro. I wish they were all velcro. I have found I prefer to strap the bag on facing me rather that facing out like a basket. It seems to balance better and not tip. It's just what I wanted and works great.
833597
It works great but I do have the bar that goes from under the seat to just below the handle bars...forgot what it's called, but I take three bikes often with no problems.
1745691
How how does the outside of the pipe get? cause the bag would resting against it. You have two straps that will attach to the bike for the front of the bag, and the rear connects together hugging the underside of the taillight or fender. I believe coretech has a video showing how the bags attach.
623121
It uses Velcro straps to wrap around the head and a plastic buckle under the tube but they don't hold tightly against the tube, which means they tend to stick out a bit too far to the sides. I hit them from time to time when pedaling. I've since replaced with a single bag that sits on top of the tube.
512043
If you mean that the Wenger can ride on top of another bag and that bag's handle can slide up into the very tight strap on the back of the Wenger, then yes... it does have a strap. Sorry for the longwinded answer
1832575
The bag has slots in it. It comes with Velcro straps to wrap around 4 points on the bike frame. They hold it in place very tightly. Also comes with clear protective tape for the frame where the straps make contact.
629732
The bag attaches to a bike rack with the Velcro strap. Very secure and easy to install. Any other questions ?
1175141
My bike doesn't have those kind of handlebars, but it has many cables that run along the handlebars. The mount for the bag is about 2" wide and 1/2" deep so it holds the bag away from the handlebars about 1/2" which allows plenty of room for the cables to run in between the bag and the handlebars. I would expect the bag to work fine with your cables & handlebars. I love mine, and works well.
1741057
It should mount to any handlebars. Is there anything in front of the handlebars that would prevent the bag from sitting there? There is a clamping mechanism that he bag slides in and out of. The biggest problem we have run in to is making sure our cables are out of the way of the bag when it is locked in place.
1980211
the bag hangs on nylon straps with velcro and a hard nylon piece to take up the slack and this slack adjuster hangs below the handlebar. straps are 1" wide, set 5" apart. mounting shouldn't be in the way of any brake lever or cables.
378870
Hi. It attatches to the top center tube and the neck or stem of the handle bars. Great product. We bought three for the whole family.
757754
The hooks you see at the back hooks onto the handlebars and the bottom of the hook attachment rests against the bike frame. It is very easy to take off, so my daughter has a little cable with a lock to keep it from being stolen.
668525
I don't have a sissy bar on my bike but the bag has an adjustable Velcro strap on the back that is not seen in the picture. Mine also came with a few extra male/female straps to help secure it even more.
1973528
There are vertical and horizontal straps on the back with buckles that allow you to attach to handlebars, forks, or a sissy bar. I have mine attached on the forks of my Harley
450830
i do not mount the tool bag to the handle bars...i mount it on top of my rear fender and tie the straps to each of the rear directional signal lights...i hope this info will help you..
949967
The bag sits out about 2.5" from the actual handlebar. That's a fair amount of room to get just about anybody's fingers through, so I would suggest you purchase the bag from a reputable dealer such as REI or Performance who will gladly take the bag back if it doesn't meet your bikes specific needs.Otherwise, I really enjoy the bag and the way it organizes things and detaches easily when I dismount to go inside someplace. It does get in the way of head lights, so you'll need the Topeak accessory bar to elevate the headlight should you plan to ride at night.
768534
Look closely, the bar goes under the bike seat. The seat is close to the center of gravity so the bike hangs slightly forward. The hooks supplied secure the bike from moving forward. I saw this unit at our local bike shop.