The back of my seat is right over the part of my rack that tilts up, with maybe 2-3 inches clearance. Do you think this basket would still fit?
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Not sure what you mean by 2-3 inches of clearance. The base of the basket is about 12 inches long. If your rack can accommodate about 8 or 9 inches of the base of the basket sitting on your bike rack, then it should work.
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The clamp is about 2-inch in height. If your seatpost has less than 3-inch exposed then it wouldn't be suitable. You should also consider if the rear wheel might get in the way of the rack if seatpost is raised very low.
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The basket sits across the rack but doesn't stick out so far as to get in the way on either side. Spring-loaded grips hold it firmly in place. I've had mine for quite a number of months and have had no issues with it at all. I think the response from Philip describes a different rack.
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The two sides fit together well on ours when assembled. But the hitch assembly can't fit snugly as it has to fold up. Unsure as to which pieces you are referring to. Also, our basket sits level across but does have some "give" when weight is applied to either side.
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Yes, it will fit. Just be careful how much weight you put in basket because it can become too heavy and walker can fall over.
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My bikes are 42" axle to axle. I did a little measuring and it would be close, but I think if you played with the offset of the bikes on the rack it would just fit.
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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.
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Sorry Jane but I can't. It didn't quite fit the "hole" in had to sit in so I cut through it , took it to work and welded it back to the correct dimension that was needed. I can tell you that it wasn't the heigth or length that was the problem but the width. Had to sqeeze the basket into the area it sits in and it would pop back out and the seat wouldn't close...until I fixed it. :-)
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It should. The bars are between 15.5 and 16 inches on the two racks we have. They mount to the frame about 0.5 to 1.0 inch from the center of the wheal, depending on your frame. From the hinge in the rack, the rack extends 14 inches forward to the back of your seat area and there are a variety of options of how to connect it at this point depending on your frame and use of other clamp/extension bars. (The frame extends 5 inches back from the hinge.) The tightest clearance that I have found on this type of rack is your heal as pedals around; if this were a problem this probably could be solved by extending the seat area connector so that it is more than 14 inches from the hinge. Over the years with rough use sometimes the main bar to the center of the wheal bends (particularly on the aluminum supports in other brands), so usually once the rack is mounted I zip tie this connector bar to several points on the basket so there is less chance of bending.
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Hi - Good question. You will have just under 6 inches of clearance - I would say if you have something less than 5 3/4 inches high it will fit. also the basket will give you 15 3/4 depth (front to back) at 7 7/8 width (side to side). Hope this helps. We are using the bottom rack to hold various boxes of wax paper, aluminum foil. We also bought the top shelf to hold tall bottles of cleaning products. If you are putting this under a kitchen sink make sure you will clear the drain pipe, and cold and hot water cut off faucets. Hope this helps.
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This rack is very adjustable should fit try going to manufacture website OK just to be sure
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Hi DeepLivin, The rack is Universal and any kind of crossbars meant to hold and support a basket should work! Good luck!
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Anthony: This product is a universal fit, so it probably will fit. HOWEVER when I unpacked the rack and began to put it together I discovered that it was not welded correctly. The long rails on back side would not line up with the long rails on the front side. I looked into it and discovered that the basket welds were off by 3/4". Bottom line when you order from "Best Choice" you are taking a real gamble. I would not recommend buying from them. You are better off spending a few more bucks and getting a rack from a more reputable company.
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I believe it would work fine. It is just a powder coated metal basket really. Let me know if you need the dimensions. I will be happy to measure it and supply the measurements. Jay
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I actually didn't have the stand but it's a standard sz basket I'm pretty sure it would fit. I LOVED my basket.
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As long as you have a 2" trailer hitch it should fit. I love this bike rack. Super easy to get bikes on and off.
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I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.