I was thinking about getting this bike, but I need it to be able to have one of those dual baskets in the back, can this bike have that?
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Unfortunately the bike is not made with permanent "braze-ons" for a rear rack which i assume is what you are referring to. I have a rack on mine with panniers and had to buy the following parts from Amazon and it works like a champ. Its so sturdy that my 5 year old sits on it on a ride down the street. Hope this helps!seat post clamp with rack mountElectra Seatpost Clamp with Rack Mount for Steel Frame (Black 28.6mm)Rack ClampsDimension Seatstay Rack Clamps for 14-16mm Seat Stays Unfortunately the bike is not made with permanent "braze-ons" for a rear rack which i assume is what you are referring to. I have a rack on mine with panniers and had to buy the following parts from Amazon and it works like a champ. Its so sturdy that my 5 year old sits on it on a ride down the street. Hope this helps!seat post clamp with rack mountElectra Seatpost Clamp with Rack Mount for Steel Frame (Black 28.6mm)Rack ClampsDimension Seatstay... » Read More Unfortunately the bike is not made with permanent "braze-ons" for a rear rack which i assume is what you are referring to. I have a rack on mine with panniers and had to buy the following parts from Amazon and it works like a champ. Its so sturdy that my 5 year old sits on it on a ride down the street. Hope this helps!seat post clamp with rack mountElectra Seatpost Clamp with Rack Mount for Steel Frame (Black 28.6mm)Rack ClampsDimension Seatstay Rack Clamps for 14-16mm Seat Stays « Show Less
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I didn't try to add those baskets in the back, I'm not sure if this is possible since I'm not a pro in customizing bikes. Sorry my friend
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Unfortunately the bike is not made with permanent "braze-ons" for a rear rack which i assume is what you are referring to. I have a rack on mine with panniers and had to buy the following parts from Amazon and it works like a champ. Its so sturdy that my 5 year old sits on it on a ride down the street. Hope this helps! seat post clamp with rack mount http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0030IJZNW/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Rack Clamps http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001GSMMWE/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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i bought the front basket that goes with this bike and it's awsome!!!!!!!!!
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no idea about the rack, but on my rack no additional assembly/hardware was required. You just pull out the 2 handles on either side of the bottom of the basket (one is visible in the photo), position the basket, and release the handles to clamp it on to the rack. In the photo shown the carry handle would be right behind the seat of the bike.
1999255
Yes...they separate to accommodate the 2 back wheels...but...you will need to be creative with the front one
1839207
It will connect to most bikes I'm sure, & they do give you some hardware, (at least when it is knew) try checking the 'Wald' web sight. http://www.waldsports.com/index.cfm/store/rear-baskets/
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Definately.i am the same age and size...love the bike...but...the basket that is shown is not included
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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!!!
1407931
The bike can support 250 pounds however the rack and the basket is limited to 25 pounds by manufacturers recommendation so how to safely get both of you on the bike is the problem. Perhaps you should look for a bicycle built for two
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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.
605101
I have the smaller Wald basket, and sometimes it is heavy on the steering so parking the bike needs extra care in balancing when using the kickstand; an empty rack is best while parked.
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I think so. However, the bottom of the basket is what flaps up and down to allow the basket to collapse flat or remain as a basket. If you mounted it to the top of your back rack you'd lose that functionality. I do think you would want to purchase a rigid, more sturdy, basket if you are only going to mount it to the top of your back rack. Hope this helps!
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Not something the bike was intended for. My son fell and tossed it around for a few days before he got the hang of it, then he went no where without it. A basket, could be attached with a little creativity, but anything larger than a small bag would have simply gotten in the way.
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Yes. but you can't lock both wheels along with the frame to the post, it's not that long. You have to choose a wheel.
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No, the handles are curved and it would probably be cumbersome. The back basket is very big though.
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I wish I could, but when I got my bike it was missing the basket! I was very upset and disappointed. Amazon refunded about 1/3 of my payment to make up for it. :(
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I attached this to the back of my bike but found it to big, making it hard to get on and off the bike. I would suggest to pick a smaller basket for the back.
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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.