I am looking forsomething to take when I bike ride. What are ur thoughts. With the velco i was thinking it could stay on handle bar, or some place?
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The velcro is pretty strong, I think it would stay on the handle bar. You can also put it right on your wrist. Should work fine.
926621
I think that is a great idea. It would fit snug against your handle bar and you could grab it quickly if you needed it.
926622
Yes, you can keep this around a handle bar, I'm not sure how tight it gets so it might dangle slightly as you ride but it's definitely lightweight and convenient that you can take it on a bike ride with you.
926623
Yes, you can keep it on the handle bars or your wrist or something and just pull it out of the pouch quickly when you need it.
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I use it on my bike (Cannondale T800) which has drop handlebars. It's a bit of a squeeze and it does bump the cables when I take it on and off, but it works for me.
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Depends on the kind of driver you are. If you are a careful driver, no sudden turns or fast getaways, the ITrek will be stable. I found industrial grade Velco works well. I love it. It looks professonal and solid.
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I don't own one of those bikes, but the strap should fit around the handlebar vertical tube. The Velo Gripper pulls really tight. In my opinion, it would work.
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mine was gone after a few months - fell out somewhere, and i only go on fairly smooth city roads.I had previously used a similar product that held the spray on with velcro wraps (like a burrito) and had good results for many years, until the bike (and spray) was stolen. Im now back to using the velcro version again.
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I put the bag over my handle bars, zipper side facing me so I can get into it while riding. There are adjustable straps so you can tighten it and it doesn't move around. I really like the bag!
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I'm not sure... I just got rid of my Trikke (couldn't sell it - actually gave it away). You really should test one first, if possible, to see if you like it. They're REALLY hard to ride. I didn't enjoy it. But, that's me. Good luck.
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Make a duck tape sleeve and attach it to your bike with a velcro strap. Depending on the bike the inside of the stem might be a good mount location.
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You're welcome. I would highly recommend going to a bike shop (one with great customer service) and get them to fit you. Also if you are really serious about biking go ahead and invest in a good bike..you can tell the difference in a $150 versus a $500 bike and up. Borrow someone's if you can, who has a good bike to see what you might want. I love my bike..I have a specialized dolce and it'll last me a long time. Good luck!
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Depends on the bike. Sport bikes no, but cruisers maybe. I have a CBR600rr and I have to settle for locking the back wheel to a post.
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It doesnt sit perfectly in the cups but unless you have a cruiser with large wheels, you shouldnt have issues. You can use valcros like I did for a peace of mind. The cups prevents rolling movement and it takes a lot to roll the bikes out of the cups. Dont over crank the straps.
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I think it would work well while riding a bicycle. I love this item! It does NOT move! Now I haven't ridden a bike with it on but I'm guessing it still won't budge. My gun is very secure. There's plenty of room for a mag or two also! Hope this helps!
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Hi Julie...the size and weight should not impact balance or steering while riding. Here's part of a review we received: "I'd rate these speakers 4+ of 5...unit is lightweight so no burden on the handlebars." As with all handlebar bags, it is important to mount it properly, to ensure it doesn't move while riding.Best regards,Sherri Besser, VP Ops
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I would highly recommend this one http://www.bicycleeverything.com/products/Profile-Design-Aerolite-Clip-On-Aero-Bike-Bars.html It the best for me because it can handle a lot of pressure on it.
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It is designed to fit on the handlebar stem (usually a much larger diameter than the handlebar). I first used it on the handlebar with some shims, but now I have it on the stem as designed. It works slightly better on the stem, but can be used in either way (stem or handlebar). It is very adjustable as to diameter of bar, height and position - I don't think there will be any problem getting it to fit and adjusting it to your personal preferences. I like it a lot, but it has loosened up on me twice - easily tightened on the ride with an allen wrench. I now keep the allen bolts very tight and it hasn't loosened up again. It is designed to fit on the handlebar stem (usually a much larger diameter than the handlebar). I first used it on the handlebar with some shims, but now I have it on the stem as designed. It works slightly better on the stem, but can be used in either way (stem or handlebar). It is very adjustable as to diameter of bar, height and position - I don't think there will be any problem getting it to fit and adjusting it to your personal preferences. I like it a lot, but it has loosened up on me twice - easily tightened on the ride with an allen wrench. I now keep the allen bolts very tight and... » Read More It is designed to fit on the handlebar stem (usually a much larger diameter than the handlebar). I first used it on the handlebar with some shims, but now I have it on the stem as designed. It works slightly better on the stem, but can be used in either way (stem or handlebar). It is very adjustable as to diameter of bar, height and position - I don't think there will be any problem getting it to fit and adjusting it to your personal preferences. I like it a lot, but it has loosened up on me twice - easily tightened on the ride with an allen wrench. I now keep the allen bolts very tight and it hasn't loosened up again. « Show Less
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I have only ridden a mountain bike with this. I read another review where they suggested they used it with a motor bike. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I agree with previous answers. There are city type cruiser bikes that are more comfortable and stable, especially if you're going to be carrying camera gear.