Is there a 3rd strap toward the bottom of the basket to secure it to the post the post between the fork and handle bars so it doesn't sway?
1100814
No there is not but I don't have any problem with it swaying back and forth at all. Love this basket.
1100815
Because the straps have regular buckles the basket is very secure, and it doesn't move. It's a beautiful basket.
1100816
No 3rd strap. I have mine on a Bianchi Milano and have traveled bumpy roads. Basket has not bounced around. I have tightened it close to my handlebar with the 2 straps.
1100817
No, there is not a third strap. Just the two on top that you see in the picture.
893972
Hey,I recently bought one for a project bike im building for my girlfriend and was impressed. I agree that the baskets are kinda pricy but then again you get what you pay for. Baskets are squared off and balanced, not lopsided. It also has a piece of stained wood on the inside for more support. Straps are fine for me, you dont want the basket sagging too low but level with handle bars and it works fine for me. Hope this helped.
135384
No, it has a clamp designed to attach to the front fork or a rear downstay.
1017462
it comes with a small amount of zip ties , the handle bar mount and rubber pieces to adjust for handle bar size differences , I have a composite fork the wheel sensor dosen't want to stay where i put it might have to glue a small piece of rubber on the fork.
833597
It works great but I do have the bar that goes from under the seat to just below the handle bars...forgot what it's called, but I take three bikes often with no problems.
1973529
Yes I think I can help. There is a black strap you can't see in the back, it goes around your forks. We installed our on a Honda Rebel 250, to carry the tools. It looks Great and works like it should, Well made. Ride Safe, Capt. Bob
2016501
There are two straps for the handle bars that wrap around and buckle and a third strap that wraps around the neck with velcro. I wish they were all velcro. I have found I prefer to strap the bag on facing me rather that facing out like a basket. It seems to balance better and not tip. It's just what I wanted and works great.
18792
Emil, it does come with a stabilizing strap. I also recommend the Velcro straps to stabilize your bicycle's front wheel to the frame. Keeps your handlebars from turning and bunging up your vehicle.
1459691
It has the two parallel bars that normal seat post clamps use......hope that helps
2200838
Yes, if you look over the rear wheels, those are strap loops......I would not trust them to move the bike around though.
1582626
It does, I have Yakima round cross bars and it clamped right to them with some pin Allen screws (for theft, not a standard Allen head) and steel brackets on the bottom. Best basket on the market for the money imo.
536326
The bar that goes underneath the basket is bolted on. You can remove the bolts and bar from the basket if you wish.
746764
I don't think so. I can't check right now. But, I didn't notice any movement in the one I got. If you look on the bottom, you might see a locking nut or something for that post. It might just be lose.
1081129
No, it has a mount the hooks to the handle bars with thick rubber band straps.
927632
the piece with the 2 rubber hooks should extend down with a velcro'bracelet' at the bottom where it comes up with 2 small prongs. the 2 top rubber hooks hang on your handlbars. The velcro 'bracelet' wraps around the bike frame~loose enough for your steering to swing freely back and forth. the 2 prongs on the bottom should allign with the two small square holes at the bottom of your basket. Hold your basket by the handles, set the basket upon the prongs where the square holes are.Lean your basket back toward the handlebars.The handle 'joins' on that side stick out a little, that is so it fits into the rectangular area.Your basket 'locks' in place when you fold the handles down,holding it onto the upper part of the frame nearer to the large rubber hooks. Hopefully that helps! ;)
1510757
It does attach to the seat post. You may have to purchase a very upright post, depending on the angle for the bike frame.
1630368
Yes I use the seat post to hold my bike. I couldn't figure out how to use the steering holder.