Is there any way to attach a carry strap to the bags for use off the bike?
1844849
you'd have to retrofit it, but it does not come with a strap or attachments as such.
1844850
There is a small strap on top to be able to carry by hand. I don't think there is a way to attach a larger strap to carry on your shoulder.I would also say that although the bags detach from the rack quite easily, I think think they are very awkward to use as a carry bag. The hooks are always sticking out and will probably be quite annoying. I am really happy with the bags, but I don't remove them from the bike to often.
1844851
one of the bags has a handle. the other does not. no connection point for shoulder strap.
1844852
There is a small handle on the back side that you can carry, at least with mine. You can always sew a handle or strap on. I've sewn patches and a few straps on my bags but my bags don't leave the bike.
1844853
There is a small built in carry strap at the top of each bag. You can use it to lift the pannier off the bike rack and then carry. There is no way to attach a shoulder strap unless you jerry rig something.
1844854
each bag has 2 attachment possibilities on the vertical sides, as well as a single attachment possibility on the lower secure point to the rack.There are also webbing on the outward side// A double snap clip shoulder strap can be used.
1181939
This cargo carrier comes with a strap that is long enough to put over the top of bikes to keep them secure. I have not tried to haul bikes with mine yet, but I think the strap it comes with would be sufficient.
1700253
i mounted left and right bags to my electric chopper bike, set the bike off, not alot of storage, i did it for the looks, there well built and easy to install, there quick release so you don't have to un-buckle every time, you'll love them if heat from your pipes is not an issue, try them you can always send them back, mine fit perfect, wish i could post a picture, hope this is of some help, good luck
1827889
I don't think so- I have not tried but I don't see anything on the bag that would allow that function.
796705
I actually stamped in brass grommets and use paracord & plastic release buckles (all of which was cheep & easy to add). There are a couple of D-rings on the inside of the saddlebags, from the manufacturer. I hang my saddlebags over my trail-rack that is over my back tire. If you don't have a rack, these bags wouldn't really work.
2228815
I couldn't find a way so I just attached it to the strap so when it's off it wouldn't be lost and could easily place back on. Sorry if this answer doesn't help much
1781071
No place to attach to the bike. You might be able to purchase a bracket or Velcro it to the handle bars.
1121412
I've checked mine and there are no dedicated tie downsThere are clips for attaching the accessory bags but they shouldn't be used as tie downs
1605792
you can pending on how you connect the bottom straps, however the extra weight i noticed causes closing it a little more work
946923
Certainly looks to me like you could replace the zip ties and move mount to another bike. However, I have not done that yet, but they just slip through the slot. Worst case scenario you might have to improvise a little!
921407
As far as I know, I do not believe there are any attachments to hold a bike
1170811
Yes, I got a bag that fits the bike inside it. You have to fold it up and loosen the seat post, fold the pedals and it will fit in the carry case. Takes some practice but it will work and the bag folds in on itself so you can carry it in your backpack or whatever or store it until you need to carry your bike in the bag.
371161
I haven't tried that (have an e-bike kit in my basement, but never got round to installing it). The bag is probably a reasonable size and shape, and sturdy enough. But it gets awkward to wheel it around with a heavy bag of groceries high up on the rack, and the same might apply to putting a heavy battery pack that high up. It's an awesome bag for lightweight stuff like lock, rainpants, lunch (especially because you can unclip it quickly and carry it with the shoulder strap).
371160
I haven't tried that (have an e-bike kit in my basement, but never got roundto installing it). The bag is probably a reasonable size and shape, and sturdyenough. But it gets awkward to wheel it around with a heavy bag of grocerieshigh up on the rack, and the same might apply to putting a heavy battery packthat high up. It's an awesome bag for lightweight stuff like lock, rainpants, lunch(especially because you can unclip it quickly and carry it with the shoulder strap).
34574
There is a lever that allows you to make the strap as long or short as you need. You can roll up the slack with an elastic. It works great. When I use mine for biking I keep the strap short so the bag sits higher, when I walk with it I loosen it.
1181938
I just used a ratchet strap ( three of them ) to hold them down. This works pretty good, but you need to be careful because they will rub together. This unit does a very good job transporting bikes or anything else you need. I have mine on the back of my camper and used it several times last year.
2037569
No, as I can't see any place to attach the straps, unless you connect both ends at the handle point, but I think that's taking your chancesof applying tension in ways the handle hinge maybe wasn't intended to endure.