Are you able to attach a basket to the front of the bicycle? Or can it only be mounted to the back?
257231
You can add a basket to either front or back. You will have to mount the front light on the fender to use a smaller basket though.
257232
The front of the bike would most likely be more sturdy than the back attachment to the fender which constantly needs to be adjusted. I advise against buying this bicycle if you intend on carrying anything on it. It is more or less for riding around a suburban neighborhood. It is not a street/commuter bike which they market it as.
1598734
If you don't have any mounting holes then you are out of luck to mount any rear rack on your bike properly. What about the front?
1801236
yes it can be mounted on front or back racks. I have a Honda 400, it didn't match up to my rack exactly, but with a drill and heavier hardware I got it to work fine. The U bolts they sent were light duty, not heavy enough for a hundred pounds of fertilizer.
1459896
I looked at a photo of that bike and if you have the proper carrier/rack to mount these baskets onto, I don't see why not. Looks to me as if the bike has all kinds of mounting points for that sort of project, it's just a matter of choosing a good one that will work with the bike, and accommodate those baskets.
7437
i dont think so, but i havent tried either. however the connectors are designed for the back of the frame. i have it mounted on the back of my bike and it works great for pannier bags
766850
The basket attaches to the front bar with adjustable straps. It seems like it would work.
1244094
Drive makes a basket That mounts under the seat, I have a pouch that velcros on the top crossbar in the front. The top tube is not round so I don't think a regular basket would fit there, and the lower tube is where the seat mount hinges. Maybe on the side crossbars.
159887
I have had this basket for several years and haven't found a rear rack (my own bike, borrows, or rentals) that it won't fit on. Also the handles are semi pliable, so I assume if you did find one that is oddly shaped, you could make the necessary adjustment.
752219
The basket comes with mounting hardware. Two adjustable clips with attached screws come with the basket that you connect the top of the basket to the top of your bicycle rack with. It's been a while since I bought mine but I believe the basket also comes with two polyurethane slip ties that should be used to secure the lower portion of the basket to the bike rack to insure that it doesn't "flop" when you ride - if they don't come with, they are easy to find at any hardware store. The mounting process was easy but once the basket is on, it's on. If you want to remove and reinstall you'll want to make sure you have a supply of the poly fasteners on hand. I have had no problems that other reviewers mentioned with the baskets staying closed and the baskets themselves have remained secure on the bike for almost a year now. The bike they are on has been used on a variety of surfaces with no problems. They do add a fair amount of weight but their usefulness more than offsets that minor issue. Enjoy!
591722
The answer is yes and no. It didn't come with it but after we called the company they immediately put what we needed to mount the basket on my bike in the mail which we got right away. We were told it had been a mistake and it should have been sent with the basket. Maybe this has been corrected by now.
1700152
I would think so, the bottom part of this basket came with two long/flat attachments. But I already had something like this installed: Topeak Explorer Bike Rack
2183076
You do have to have the rack over the back wheel to attach it. The mechanism to attach it to the rack is spring loaded. On my bike the basket had to sit horizontal behind the seat. Hope this helps.
621865
I have a 22 pound pooch, the basket and support system can definitely hold the weight. The included hardware is designed to mount on the handlebars and bolt on to the front axle of a bike. I took a look at the three wheeled Pride GoGo models and it doesn't look like the front axle can be bolted on to. A determined enough person could probably scour a hardware store to find a solution, but I'd make no promises.
7438
i am sure there would be a way to do it depending on your McGyver skills i mounted mine on my front forks after it broke sadly they do not hold much more weight than clothes or dried foods my broke with just 12 pounds in my saddle bags
313920
You attach a bracket to the bicycle, all you need is a screwdriver and then the basket attaches to it. Very easy to slide on and off. Not particularly robust though, I wouldn't put anything to heavy in it.
1748470
If your bicycle has a basket, you can attach it with the clip that comes on the can;but I would suggest clipping it to your clothing. It would be easier to get to. I clip mine to my pants when I am walking my little dog and it has worked against a pitt bull.
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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!