How many deflecting chains are on the basket?
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Jess, there are 14 chains around the basket. I like the units, they are portable to take to parks or parties. Disc horseshoes is fun also.
1908979
They face down. I attached them to the small clips that hold together the two triangles that make up the top and bottom portions of the basket. It is more secure this way. However, I did not read the instructions, just so you know.
502729
There are 4 wheels. One of them just broke off and I'm trying to get it fixed, but it looks pretty grim. It could not handle the weight of my Thanksgiving shopping including Turkey. I love the 4 wheels, but it is just too flimsy and doesn't fold up very well. When it does, it's like a puzzle to unfold it.... you have to see it to believe it.
1349438
I have 2 9", 1 12", 1 15". They all are adjustable height, either 17" or 19" to the top of the basket. I also have a number of single basket pull-outs. I love them all, they work great!
162461
The basket hangs in front and is removable. The larger wheels help on uneven ground.
125545
I have the 63152 model and it's a one piece welded design like a stokes basket. Super pleased with the quality and glad I bought this particular model. Did a lot of research and this appeared to be the best available and have not been disappointed
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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One. The hook on the rack will hold the front wheel. Back wheel will rest on the wall/floor
429761
At least two locking lugs, and the locking recesses are very close together so there isn't a lot of backpedaling slop. It is a very solid piece. I thrash and break junky hubs in a few rides, this one is a GREAT value.
960158
It has 2 adjustable shelves. I think they are counting the bottom "shelf" which is built into the frame and is not adjustable.
1619349
There are always was of attaching a basket, this comes with a lot of hardware options, usually it all just fits together, sometimes I needed to bend some of this hardware to make it fit and sometimes I needed to provide my own bolts to match the nut/treads already on the frame near the rear axle or near the seat post... I have installed this type of basket on more than 8 bikes...
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I haven't tested the fill capacity of this basket yet. The chains on my are nice and thick and unlike other baskets, they are clipped together and not welded to the baskets. Most baskets I have had break at the welds. I currently have had 5 to 8 pounds of items in this basket, depending on the time, and have had no problems. I would think it could handle 10 lbs at least.
1209644
Hello,It's 3 1/2" to the basket if placed on the first rung. Each rung thereafter is spaced 2" apart. Hope this helps.
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The basket slides along a track and must be pulled clear to lift. If the baskets aren't too heavy with items they are easy to lift. I hope this answer helps.
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Two is correct, but where they are placed makes it very secure. I just tried to move it by shaking it and it didn't move at all.
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This basket is very big. I can easily fit my large school bag pack into it. So if you carry more than one of that, you would need two. The only problem with having one basket is that the bike becomes unbalanced and it won't stand on its own. You would always have to lean it against the wall after you load the basket with heavy things.
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Tonya, I didn't see the review about chains breaking, and I am not sure what was put in the baskets from that review. But I can tell you that I have been very happy with mine and have onions, red potatoes and large russet potatoes in it. And cant imagine it breaking, holds everything very nicely to me. Hope this helps.