i have a 3 wheel mobility scooter,will this attach to the handlebars?.
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Actually the bracket attaches to the handlebars, and the basket slides onto the bracket. there are two straps that go through the basket and around the handlebars There is also a curved piece on the bracket that 'rests' against the post that goes down from the handlebars. I have recently had the straps that secure the basket to the handlebars break. I am going today to get a couple of leather dog collars to replace them. Other than that, the basket works great for my 13 lb. fur-companion. I have a lightweight bicycle and have to be careful with the extra weight on the front. With the scooter, it would be great, as long as you have the clearance for the basket, and a post for the bracket to lean on. Actually the bracket attaches to the handlebars, and the basket slides onto the bracket. there are two straps that go through the basket and around the handlebars There is also a curved piece on the bracket that 'rests' against the post that goes down from the handlebars. I have recently had the straps that secure the basket to the handlebars break. I am going today to get a couple of leather dog collars to replace them. Other than that, the basket works great for my 13 lb. fur-companion. I have a lightweight bicycle and have to be careful with the extra weight on the front. With the... » Read More Actually the bracket attaches to the handlebars, and the basket slides onto the bracket. there are two straps that go through the basket and around the handlebars There is also a curved piece on the bracket that 'rests' against the post that goes down from the handlebars. I have recently had the straps that secure the basket to the handlebars break. I am going today to get a couple of leather dog collars to replace them. Other than that, the basket works great for my 13 lb. fur-companion. I have a lightweight bicycle and have to be careful with the extra weight on the front. With the scooter, it would be great, as long as you have the clearance for the basket, and a post for the bracket to lean on. « Show Less
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If your handle bars come out like a bike you might make it work you might have to get different straps to hold it on to . It is a nice basket ans sometimes you can get anything to work . You can always send it back .
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you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
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depends on the scooter .. does it have a t-bar style front .. see the hooks on the back which is part of the base? it has two u-shaped hooks. It fits on my knee chair even though the handle bars are slightly curved inward. plus at the bottom side of the base part it has a velcro piece to wrap around the bottom side of the handlebars. I love this one because you can separate the basket from the base and move it off the chair to take inside or do other things with. My suggestion would be to order it (as mine only cost $25) and take a chance like I did that it will fit. Amazon will accept all returns if it doesn't and you aren't out a lot of money (just shipping). I ordered enough so I got free shipping to me. Good luck !
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That depends on the diameter of your bar clamp: I'd recommend buying spacers. (this handlebar is thinner/intended for motorcycles)
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Not sure what the diameter is. It does come with sizers that would fit a variety of handlebars. I am guessing there should be something that would work for a scooter.
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I'm not sure about what specific handlebars those are, however the bar attachment seems to be so adjustable that it can conform to any I've seen and I've got 5 bike with straight bars, butterfly bars and racing bike bars. As long as there is a small "T" form where the bars are attached to the front stem extensions you are set to go.
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I really do not know I bought it for a TaoTao scooter and it works well for about one third of one from taotaothe handlebar is less than one inch
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The attachment ring is quite flexile, should easily slip over the handlebars. Remove some of the rubber inserts if its too narrow.
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Hello Marco Polo, I can't say if it will work on your motorcycle for sure but it should clamp over 1" round handlebars just fine. Just make sure you have enough space to turn your bars as safely operate your motorcycle still.
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I have mine mounted on a bicycle with that same kind of stem and handlebar clamp. You should have no problems.
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It depends on the specific scooter. Razor scooters have handlebars that are too narrow for a basket (We've tried.). It does fit on our youngest child's Radio Flyer three-wheeled scooter.
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I checked with our Athena Big Bore Kit supplier. They did not have one for a scooter.You may want to go to: www.athenaparts.com to see if this will fit you bike.
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No, unfortunately it won't. I had to mount it to another mount that fits on a thicker handlebar.
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It could be, yes. I would recommend the zip tie style mount for bicycle handlebars. It fits different style bars.
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Not sure. If your handlebar grip assembly has bolts like Goldwings or Harleys then yes. It is the greatest mount I've used yet
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Yes if you bolt it to a scooter rack it will take less than a half hour. I put mine on a dirt bike rack and also made a custom mount for a Honda Goldwing. They bolt up easily as the two plates clamp the rack between them.
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Unfortunately No. The unit is designed for the handlebars to be stationary. Don't worry though Joy, Its a great unit. Good Luck!