Is it possible to attach to rear bike rack? In the video she has it on the back but with groceries. I want the dog in the back.
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I don't think so... In fact it's almost impossible to attach at all. We've been using it as an over the shoulder doggy carrier for a year.
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I would say no because the bracket that attaches the DoggyRide Cocoon to the bike is made to attach to the haldlebars. Not sure how you would attach it to the back of the bike.
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I personally never would because it distracts from the lines of the bike but you can attach a basket. Just be sure when you get the basket get some problem solvers (ask the shop) because the tube diameter on these bikes are smaller than an average Walmart/academy bike
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No basket included but the two we bought both have a carrier over the rear wheel the you could attach something to. Probably some kind of box that you could strap to the carrier would do the trick.
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You'd have to have frames attached to either the front or rear to hang the pannier bags from; I've done this on other bikes I've owned. The rack the back battery is on would not be useful (or probably safe) for hanging bags, but if you get the hardware attached properly for hanging bags they should be fine to use.
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I do not know what a rear pannier is;however, I was able to attach it t my rear basket....hope this helps.
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Tongue in cheek here, but Joann M, you could always have her "hang her clothing on it" and use it like us adults do with exercise bikes! Ha HaSanta got it for our soon-to-be (small for his age) son. I hope it's worth it. Have not set it up yet!
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Not sure what kind of girl's bike you have, but you would likely need to add a support bar from the handle bars to seat. However, if you want to add two bikes to this rack, get another one. The handlebars on adult bikes prohibit a good fit, even if you put them rear to rear.
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Hey J I park this at a rack with the rear tire in the rack. The bike rack is a poor design. I put the U lock through the frame and rear wheel and to the rack and use the cable to secure the front wheel. It works great. You should have no problems locking it to a rack or a pole or post.
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I have of mine tied with the attached straps to the rack on the back. The front can be tied to the frame under the seat. I do have turn signals so the rear is not a problem. Hope it works for you as it does for me.
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Theoretically it could be attached to the right side of the bike which would be nice if you are biking on the side of a road to keep you dog away from moving traffic. However, the issue is with the chain of the bike and the gear transmission you may or may not have on the bicycle you are looking to attach it to. The attachment of the leash needs the < "A angle" by the wheel to fit to. So it really is only a matter of how your specific bike is. Great product though, and definitely worth the money! Let me know if I can help you with anything else.
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I did the same thing man I love this cruiser Thoue I've had to put 200 miles on it so far with my Dog ... The only thing I have thought I might add to this in the back, a kik stand as if I'm not holding the back whin the dog jumps in she gets stuck why it pops a weely
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I have this exact one and I don't think a standard bike rack would work! I just put it in the back of my pick up. Great bike!!!
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Dear Miki, So sorry to hear about your stolen bike. That is a real shame. Hope it can be recovered for you. If I was in your position I would try calling around to any bike shops in your area and see if they sell the attachment. It should be the same type of attachment that a baby trailer would attach to and I think there are more baby trailers that attach to bikes than pet trailers. If they have one you could see if it fits. Hope it all works out for you and you get your bike back. Good luck. -Dottie
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havent tried but from what I have seen of other similar designs I believe you have to tilt the girls bike to match the diagonal slope frame 9on a girls bike) to the horizontal securing points of the rack. If you observe similar racks with a girls bike on (when you are driving around) you will see what I am referring to.....
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The rack is strong I think the limit would be balancing on the bike - all that weight in the back or jus on one side if you only use one rack. A heavy grocery bag should not be an issue
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We too, wish it came with a mount for a rack. It doesn't snap into the other rack mount adapters like the Planet Bike or Portland Design Works. Looks like it's zipties for now.
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It is designed to attach to a bike frame near the rear axle. If you could connect it, I don't know why it wouldn't work. I would suggest looking at the photo close up. However, I would be concerned about inadvertently dragging the dog if he couldn't keep up.