Has anyone tried to carry it attache to the rack on the back of a bicycle???
1034901
Haven't done it. The strap isn't long enough to carry crossbody. To attach to the rack on the back of a bike might be easier.
351901
I have not personally done this, but my son has attached it to his dirt bike.I hope this helps.
2126701
Yes I keep a bike hanging in mine all the time, including a trek 7500 with rack and bag (very heavy)
814009
Have not seen one. Bought adapter bars (not sure if they are Thule) for wife daughter bikes. And it worked well. Would not attempt as I see to transport without a support. Lose your bike, cause accident? Not worth it.
1971290
No - anyone could pop the release in back so you should take that with you. The rack itself is secured to the seat post with an allen wrench, but you could thread a cable lock through it as well.
1171963
I havrnt tried since my bike is not equipped. I ride with a small backpack and it fits perfectly in along with some snacks
1287117
Yes, just cheecked, that's what I have, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's a tight fit, but my biggest issue with this product is that it's not very secure. I have actually taken it off my bike and currently use Panier bags on the back and carry a rickshaw bag... LOVE!
250859
It absolutely should not do that and it is dangerous (potentially deadly) to rely only on that strap. Is your rack properly mounted? It almost sounds like the front of it is not anchored to your bike frame. If you are unsure, please, PLEASE take your bike to a bike shop/mechanic before you ride with a child in there.
1898470
No, not very easily. It is a full sized and weight bicyle. It is hard to get into the case and heavy to carry.
997150
I usually only carry my one bike on it most of the time. Never had a problem with the rack.
479800
I just bought one today to fit two women's bikes. I got one on (a Trek Cruiser) but don't think I can carry two with it. I drove 22 highway miles and had no problem.
49176
I think it's unlikely to fit in your bike holder. I tried putting it in the water bottle slot in my bookbag, which has a water bottle slot, and had a problem with the silicone sleeve producing too much friction and making it hard to slide out of the slot. I'd think you would run into a similar problem with your bike holder. The silicone is just too grippy.
1844853
There is a small built in carry strap at the top of each bag. You can use it to lift the pannier off the bike rack and then carry. There is no way to attach a shoulder strap unless you jerry rig something.
1838535
No with the bike loaded it makes it very heavy to do so. Can do it with rack only no bikes.
1659445
I have carried two bicycles on this rack with no problems. I also added two short cords to tie the front and rear tires to the frame. Both bikes were very stable for the entire journey of 600 miles.
19147
I have a flat rear bike rack that attaches to rear of seat and rear tire hub that i attach the basket to it with the plastic screw knobs. To make more secure, i run a bungey cord back and forth a couple times under the basket, hooking it to the bike rack. marion
800683
Yes. It is basically just a basket with 2 straps (not attached to basket) to attach to the handlebars. Any zip tie would work, as well, if a strap breaks or is lost.