How exactly is the holder attached to the bike frame?
1261517
There are two velcro straps holding it on the frame. They're very secure, and I have no problem with the holder moving around. I use the 24 oz Tervis water bottle in mine, and it fits perfectly. I have also used the 24 oz tumbler. They aren't lightweight, and the holder didn't budge.
1261518
Hi, Vickie: bound to one side of the bottle holder are two sets of velcro straps close together. One naturally straps around the frame tube (vertical). The other naturally straps around the handlebar stalk (horizontal). They secure very well, though the holder tends to flop a little. But unless your bottle is two feet high or you do hardcore BMX on your bike -- you should have no problems. Just for fun I bought an 18-inch velcro strap to further secure the bottom of the holder to the frame tube. This holder is easy to detach and take along when you must leave your bike for a long time.
1261519
It's attached by velcro straps. Very easy to put on & take off. You can attach it anywhere on your bike.
1261520
It is attached to the bike frame by Velcro straps. Horizontal & vertical straps. It was made for water bottles only & it includes a water bottle. You cannot fit a coffee cup in this holder.
1261521
Velcro straps. If you've a difficult frame for a standard cage (small women's, unconventional tube geometry) it's a great call. Not for racing, great for kids and casual cruisers.
1686152
It's for holding the bicycle in place so it doesn't slide out the back, I would just say to not buy this product as it doesn't work with all bikes and isn't useful. Just get the more expensive bike repair stands that uses a clamp at the crossbar, way more useful.
395173
It can either go on the stem or the handlebars. There should be a mounting holder that came with the package
321343
yes, it has a plastic attachment and a couple of screws to fix it on the bike's frame, plus 2 rubber bands to lock the attachment. Looks very practical.
2229231
The bike tires sit in holders at either end of each rail. The holders are tapered so they hold the tires securely. There are also two posts which sick up in the middle of the rack. Velcro straps are supplied to fasten the bike frames to these posts. This arrangement works very well for my two beach cruisers. I did need to purchase some pool noodles to provide some padding between the two bikes so they wouldn't rub against each other and scratch the paint. Very pleased with this bike rack.
1678277
the holder has a screw on the bottom and it has to be screwed into whatever its being attached to.
42037
There's a holder that attaches to the handlebar with wire ties. The actual speedometer is detachable and fits in the holder. My son and husband both have these on their bikes and have been very pleased with them.
1662304
The side holders are a clamp action. You squeeze them together to where they grip hard and a ratchet action holds them there. When you want to release, you push the release button. I have been using one for over a year, and it is still rock solid.
19147
I have a flat rear bike rack that attaches to rear of seat and rear tire hub that i attach the basket to it with the plastic screw knobs. To make more secure, i run a bungey cord back and forth a couple times under the basket, hooking it to the bike rack. marion
1781071
No place to attach to the bike. You might be able to purchase a bracket or Velcro it to the handle bars.
562159
No holder. I place a small table next to the bike for water bottle, TV remotes ect.
2229233
Bikes sit on the rack with the wheels fitting into the racks on each end, you secure the bikes by strapping the wheels and frame to the racks and metal bar in the middle. I used bungee cords to secure as the velcro straps were not secure enough.
874013
It clamps onto the seat post. I removed the seat post from the bicycle and slid it on from the bottom. It was very simple. You may have to put some pressure on the screws to insure it is stable. Another trick would be to put a wrap or two of electrical tape on the post to enlarge it a little. It does come with spacers. They are effective for the most part..
1593051
This package does not come with anything but the bike holder. Not the entire wrack. Basically it is just the bar that points upward. I do not know what type of bikes the carrier will hold, I bought the item not knowing that it wasn't the entire picture. I kept the item only because I am going to buy the carrier sometime in Jan. or Feb. Good luck I hope this helped.
1647192
it is a cable with an eyelet so you run the cable thru the hitch and the eyelet and then the free end fits into the clamp that lock the bike in place. there are two keys which are different; one each for the clamps and another the hitch itself. i and a friend each have one and it works well unless you have a steep driveway as hitting it when backing down destroyed the mechanism. i am happy with the unit but the instructions suck. but if i can get it on most anybody can .
2250615
The one I bought has a holder that mounts in a slot on the top rear edge of the unit. I think it's standard.
1626403
It is mounted to the tire. There is no locking mechanism. If you wanted to secure the bike, you would have to use a cable and a lock.