How are the bags attached to the frame?
937734
The bag has a sleeve at the top. The frame slides into the sleeve. You have to pop out (or drill out) the rivet which holds the frame together. This must be done before the new bag is put on the frame. After you put the bag on the frame you will need to place a nut and bolt through the hole that the rivet was in. This will connect both ends of the frame together.
937735
There is a sewed hem all round the bag. The metal frame opens up and the metal rod is inserted in the hem. Very simple.
937736
If I remember right, I had to disassemble the frame by grinding down and punching out a couple rivets, then, I was able to feed the frame through the opening in the bag. There's a little channel sewn in the top of the bags to accept the frame. It's been a few years so my memory is a little foggy. Could be just bolted together ... but I seem to recall dealing with rivets. YMMV.
262442
It is a small bag attaches with velcro straps to crossbar and down tube as stated in description of "Frame Pannier". Will hold cell phone, snacks, small items. Is handy though for quick access while riding.
2204396
They are assembled, kinda. The paper is attached to the frame but is all folded. You have to carefully, carefully, unfold the paper. Then you attach the flame source which is very easy. Unfolding the paper is the trick. We had glue sticks and extra tissue paper to glue over any rips. That worked really well.
2256578
That's what we do. I put two self-adhesive hooks to keep the bag in place though.
979727
There are no designated spots to hook them. But you could probably hook them to the straps on the side. They are the short straps with the clip in the middle that go horizontally towards the top of the bag. I'm not sure what they are called.
1912120
Yes, it is! We keep them set up in the garage, but they are just together with a small kind of rubber "joint" that you slide the metal into and you squeeze them together a little to fit into bags and the "spring" like pressure holds the bags open! I love them!!!
250163
There are three velcro straps that attach the bag to the rack. Two go under the rack and through a flat loop on the other side. They then loop back and attach to themselves with velcro. The third is the same setup, but attaches to the front of the rack. Honestly, I haven't quite figured out the best way to attach the front strap, but I think I've got a slightly nonstandard rack.
474398
The side bags when unzipped, hang on the outside of the rack's three support rods (3 on each side). The only thing that I have ever worried about getting got in the spokes are the small elastic cords at the bottom of each bag so I always make sure that they are wrapped around the end of the support rods which they should be anyway. They are there to make sure the bags do not flop around. Hope this helps. BTW I gave this bag 5 stars as I think it's great.
939562
They are separated but can be connected via velcro around the handles. I've had them about 6 months. Great bags!
2005307
The framing is a THIN wire framing on the inside of the bag. Frankly, I don't even bother to collapse the bag, I just place it in the back seat floor area. It takes up one passenger seat, but that is not a problem for me. It does, have by the way a solid bottom piece to help keep it open. I LOVE THIS SHOPPING BAG. I plan to give them as gifts this Christmas! If you purchase this item, good luck, hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
912004
Zip ties. One on each tire of each bike & one on the rack post to the frame of the bike. Ours was a long haul so that was a good solution for us.
1002869
They are two separate parts. The canopy attaches to the frame by Velcro and by hooks on elastic bands.
2169744
No mounts or supports are required. The bags are connected and that piece sits on top of your seat. There are two leather ties that you can use to attach the bags to your frame
2194824
They are fastened using screws. It is a very solid cost hanger and the hooks don't move even when heavily loaded. I'm really happy with it.
2194825
They are fastened using bolts. The rack is very sturdy and holds a lot of weight. We currently have four winter coats as well as several hoodies.
2005308
No there is no framing inside the back. You can push it down flat, but it is sturdy material so it looks like there would be something inside it. I love this bag. It is very sturdy and it hold a lot of goodies.
975454
They attach to the bottom of the door. I have no trouble opening the door with the rack in place even with bikes on it. The door swings out with everything in place.