not clear how the air flo3D seat pad attaches. I see snap tabs but no actual straps. How does it attach to the seat of the motorcycle?
453730
A strap should have come with the pad the gets placed under the bike seat and snaps to the tabs.
453731
There is indeed an (unseen) installation or snap strap, which is included with each unit, which helps secure the seat to the cycle. The installation or snap strap is a 12" elasticized strap, which will easily secure your SKWOOSH cushion to your motorcycle seat.
453732
There is indeed an (unseen) installation or snap strap, which is included with each unit, which helps secure the seat to the cycle. The installation or snap strap is a 12" elasticized strap, which will easily secure your SKWOOSH™ cushion to your motorcycle seat.
618123
I first put a harness on my dog and attach him to the safety strap provided. The strap is attached through the seat belt which hold the entire seat in place. See description. My dog didn't like the idea and first because he had free run of the car but quickly got use to the idea. He now jumps into the seat on his own.
799018
I don't recall all the details, just remember it has no shaft or connection point to a shaft, and I and my husband were at a complete loss as to how to attach it to the bike. I would advise you to choose a different seat.
202726
It does not attach to the chair. it has tiny rubber grips on the bottom side to hold the pad in place.
375882
The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but... » Read More The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. « Show Less
1612312
Three velcro straps across the backrest then it comes with other straps to attached it to where ever else you need to attach to your bike.You can look it up on their site,
1425505
I gave this as a gift to my brother. The slots are supposed to be thrown over something like head rests. Because his back seat didn't have those, there was really nothing to loop it around. I don't remember it being velcro but I cannot be certain. Hope that helped a little :).
2206825
the strap is connected to the base of the seat. I have never had the cushion displaced, even when they are scrabbling to get out. My girls love their seats but get anxious they will get left behind when we get out of the car. They stand up, put their paws on the edge of the seat, turn around etc, never had a problem. It is a great booster. I am very happy with ours.
553006
Ummm well, how to describe.... Just secure it to the base, or anything that you can hook it to. The "leg"of the seat. It may end up restricting moving seat forward or back if you need to. But most time I personally don't move my seats much. If you do move it, then you can adjust straps again. Hope this helps?
1792660
There are three vertical straps attached to one horizontal strap that fit over the back of the seat. My son installed the cover for me. He didn't attach the two front straps as nothing to attach them to. The seat is very secure with no slipping. It was placed on the passenger side.
1085102
It attaches behind the seats on the frame. It is not a very good place because, as best as I can tell, the Velcro sticks to a narrow "shelf" running across the bulkhead, so it attaches perpendicular to the tension of the window. I end up simply pinning thr window between the seats and the bulkhead.
2191700
It connects to rear seat headrest with 2 straps. If you have 2 headrests on the back seats there are straps that will go around them and fit nicely under them. The straps are adjustable for length. It also come with some Velcro so you can attach the sides to the interior of the car. You may decide you wish to modify it slightly as I did and add a hole with a grommet to fit to a factory part of the car.
226098
It is universal, but with my girls experience as a passenger she claims it is nothing more than a plain pad with little or no benefit for comfort. If you or your girl are looking for comfort go with an air pad or in my case I ended buying a new seat, La Pera maverick, excellent seat!
579447
I returned this item because it was too bulky. I don't remember how the dog harness attaches to the seat booster. Sorry I couldn't be much help..
1538309
I have never tied or secured my Airhawk to the seat of my Road King. It sits securely & doesn't move on long rides, even when I wiggle & move around on the seat. It should do the same with the leather on your saddle.
1210731
There are staples to fasten the seat cover to the bottom of the seat. There was an additional staple that held the setup guide which I removed during setup.
1261519
It's attached by velcro straps. Very easy to put on & take off. You can attach it anywhere on your bike.