How do they secure ? Is there a bungie cord or a place for one around to the back ? Also, how easy are they to put on ?
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There are two eyelets on the bottom of the back side of the cover that can be bungee corded together by a cord you supply. I bought a pack of bungee cords that had different length cords so I could find one the proper length to connect the eyes. Once secured, the covers stay in place and won't blow off. They're fairly easy to install but it does require you to lay on the ground and reach behind the tires so you can put the cord hook through the eyes of the cover. Hope this helps.
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There is a place for a bungee to attach to the grommets on either end. We used a rope and ran it through the grommets, this worked quite well. It was not difficult to install just a little awkward with for 2 rickety seniors. The grommets are on the inside of the tires. A bungee would probably be easy if you attach it on one grommet and then attach a rope and throw it behind the tires to attach the other end in the other grommet.
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Just slip over top of wheels and pull sides down, then the elastic around back of cover holds it in place. You can also secure bottom using your own bungee between the two grommet holes .
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They have 2 grommets on it to attach a bungee cord which is not included. Very easy to put on!
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Yes, i've found that this stays in place very well, in my SUV, just attached at the top which is the straps that wrap around the headrests. However, on the bottom, I found something below the driver's seat to attach it but on the passenger side, there just wasn't anything. I've done a couple of things there. One is using a bungie cord to hook onto the metal seat crossbar, underneath. Another is that I've attached an extension onto the lower strap and found a place to connect, wrapping around a part of the seat that I couldn't reach with the strap length on the bottom of the barrier. I hope that helps. Yes, i've found that this stays in place very well, in my SUV, just attached at the top which is the straps that wrap around the headrests. However, on the bottom, I found something below the driver's seat to attach it but on the passenger side, there just wasn't anything. I've done a couple of things there. One is using a bungie cord to hook onto the metal seat crossbar, underneath. Another is that I've attached an extension onto the lower strap and found a place to connect, wrapping around a part of the seat that I couldn't reach with the strap length on the bottom of the barrier. I hope... » Read More Yes, i've found that this stays in place very well, in my SUV, just attached at the top which is the straps that wrap around the headrests. However, on the bottom, I found something below the driver's seat to attach it but on the passenger side, there just wasn't anything. I've done a couple of things there. One is using a bungie cord to hook onto the metal seat crossbar, underneath. Another is that I've attached an extension onto the lower strap and found a place to connect, wrapping around a part of the seat that I couldn't reach with the strap length on the bottom of the barrier. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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The mount comes with small plastic "hooks" that attach to the mount and at the same time hang on the heat ventilation slots that are on the back of most TVs. They are quite secure, at least on my Sony. They can be removed or repositioned by pulling them out with needle-nose pliers.
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I use a bungy cord to hold it. Take the cord and wrap it around the bottom or the tour kit. Just spent 5 days and 950 miles last week this way
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I find that if I just try to "clip" these phones on, they do feel insecure. My solution is, I "screw" them onto my ears, so that the arm is firmly anchored between my ear and my skull. To do this: hold the earphone next to and in front of your ear, with the end of the clip pointing at a 45 degree angle. Put the end of the clip right where your ear and skull intersect, then rotate the earphone clockwise, "screwing" the clip into the space between your ears and head. This is actually much easier than this sounds here - I hope it's clear.
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I use multiple bungie cords. loosen and turn handlebars, then tighten back up.
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Not too hard to take off. As NC Teacher said, there are two hooks on top, and a bungee cord with hook on the bottom. I remember when I first put the bags on my rack, it took a lot of effort to stretch the bungee cord far enough for the bottom hook to reach. After leaving them on for about 5 months, I recently took them off to go mountain biking, and found that the bungee had stretched out a bit and was much easier to attach. In general I do lock my bike outside and leave the bags on, and they haven't been stolen or damaged by weather yet!
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Yes, but might be awkward 2 secure on a motorcycle... bungies maybe 2 lengthen the straps. Should work 4 most applications
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Hi sherry. It doesn't automatically stay open, but we just use a bungi cord to hold it open. It's very simple but it works.
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There are screws and presets for securing - I used them, but had to use a drill to open the holes in the backing (drill through the presets). So - both.
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Shane L has it. They are for fixing additional gear to your bag. If you use two strips of heavy duty velcro, or two small straps with clips, it is perfect to put your tripod across your back to distribute the weight if you are carrying a heavier model. A mini mag light will also slip into one of these nicely and can also be tethered with some para cord.
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Yes, you simply push in and twist to secure them. They are simply another option should you decide to use them. I have been using the unit for several months and have yet to use the nodes. I hope this helps:) -robert
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Hello,The guards are secured by a singular velcro strap in the middle of the guard. See my review for help securing the strap, and I previously answered a question on this item regarding size.. There will be a link in that answer. Good luck!
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Yes if tied on. There are no sides to keep it contained. Just throw a bungie cord, side to side I would think that would keep it all good.
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Use a Half Hitch Knot & then using a Heat Shrink Product, Wrap the left over Tail end of the Bungy cord back to the main Line. Scott
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If it is fastened down how are you supposed to empty it? Mine isn't fastened down. We do have a homemade platform to boost the height. You could try bungie cord. That might be ok with CG.
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No. I would not buy this again. All plastic and a little flimsy where you can lock it. You might be able to secure with bungy cords but I wouldn't count on it.