How does that quick release work? Does it require certain type of handle bar? Also, does anyone know the outer dimensions?
1271400
The basket is pretty large. For the same price you can get it at Target. You may want to check it out there,
1271401
You press a rather flimsy button and lift the basket off. The mounting bracket will not be appropriate for all handlebar and stem combinations. But I don't know how to guage this other than by trying it.
2117984
It doesn't have a 'quick release', but the attaching mechanism has to have a key type wrench to mount it. I feel itd be hard to steel off your bike. hope this helps.
349989
It's tight but but it fits a normal handle bar...hint put rubbing ilcohol on the bars before putting them on.
62579
The outside diameter of the bar is 1" and your hand comfortably wraps around it. It offers a secure and sturdy grip handhold, especially with the knurled surface. Your hand is not likely to slip off easily.
554383
you have 1" bars, correct? (I put this on a bike with 7/8" bars - It is a decent windshield for the price and the size. I don't think the company makes a kit for this but I retrofit the quick connect to mount a vintage streetglide on my vintage goldwing. It's pretty versatile. However, If you are considering this for the 'quick release' part of the listing, stop right there - this is nothing like the memphis shades quick connect or anyone elses. It can be quick if you have a drill/driver but it is not a true 'quick' connect unit. Hope that helps.
2205377
This is a standard size quick release and should work on any bike - that being said, if you want to be sure that what you buy works go to a bike shop and spend a little more. I use mine on a road bike and you may do well to get something a little beefier on a mountain bike. Hope that helps - Rich
2117989
Mine had no quick release, but its easy with a larger Alan key. You could probably tape it to the top of your light and release both at once as it is very light. The horn button could be just left on the bike as it plugs in fairly easily The battery compartment is under the horn and opens with a Philips screw. So that may need to be untaped when changing the batteries. I've been having to change batteries every 3-4 months.. But i'm in NYC. I love it's so loud, even buses hear you.
331394
YES, it has a handlebar attachment which screws on for attaching and detaching the bag (quick release) and works with the straight handlebars.
1899823
Fits up to 33mm diameter handlebars. If you need something larger, see the zip-tie style strap mount, model # SMWPCS534, also available here on Amazon.
624247
It's no wider than a bike handle bar. I think it's about 20" wide at its widest point. Also it's easy to remove and replace on the bike. Just remove a pin and the seat can slide off.
489765
There is a quick release. The only part that will remain is the mount connected to the seat post.
70786
No it not a quick release. I found this to be one of the better space bars.
394593
Mine is attached to my handlebars. It extends 10.3cm from the handlebar, and it's 9.5cm wide.
1703063
Please? Anybody? If anyone is 5 feet tall or around there and has used this machine or others (418, 431, 438) in this line, please drop a line here and tell me what you think of it? I am particularly interested in what kind of reach it takes to grip the handlebars while striding. Does it bend you forward to reach them or can you do so in relative comfort without straining your back? ANY input is greatly appreciated!!
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I have 2 bikes one with and one without or older. It worked on the older but always seemed a bit precarious because it doesn't seat real well although they send a rod that you can use to replace your existing part with giving you the quick release. I just didn't bother doing it because I really wanted to use it on my newer bike.
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I've had it on my scooter for a while now. I have hit all kinds of stuff and it does not budge. The clamp width is about 3" x 2". It does extend beyond the bar width some but not too bad. It should work for you. I ride a small 50cc scooter and it fits in the cramped area of my handlebars. Hope this helps sir!
2034664
Hi Anna, Thank you for contacting us! In response to your inquiry, anytime you are using the handlebar *in-between* the top and bottom height settings, you must tighten the clamp in a particular manner: 1) First, unlatch the handlebar clamp 2) Next, raise to desired height 3) Tighten clamp with No. 5 Allen Key **before** closing latch 4) Finish by closing handlebar latch-- this should be somewhat difficult if the appropriate amount of handlebar tension is achieved Please let us know if you have any other questions, we are here to help-- we have a toll-free telephone number, 888-236-5657, and are open Mon-Fri from 9am to 5pm Eastern Standard Time (EST). Cheers!