How does this clip on to the Road King Fairing???
1270166
Two snaps at the top and two at the bottom. Hooks on nice and stays on. We use them every ride.
1840408
I put this on the side of my r6 fairing and it stayed attached fine at speeds around 75-80. I would recommend using a small tether of some sort just in case.
1625271
The main attachment is to the wheel cylinder. There is an attachment as well to the seatpost to secure it.
1190020
It mounts to the handlebar and the two support posts go straight down and mount to the wheel sprocket. No adjustments needed to the brakes or shifter.It's awesome!
691469
Very simple . You remove your windshield from the fairing and it slides down in between the two. It has cut outs already that line up with the screws to secure your windshield back in place. Please note this product does not hold its shape well and the snaps on each pocket are pretty much useless. I will be purchasing another bag for next season. I have a 2007 Harley Davidson Street Glide
275431
It attaches to the axle of quick release wheels. It takes 1 min only to take on or off.
1625272
Anticipate need of added hardware at seatpost area to connect there ...would also need to make sure your bike has holes at wheel frame / cylinder area...as I look at old road bike I have( Peugeot) it may be possible but would take Extra time and hardware to make it happen -sorry not sure with the extras that a modified attachment would be a success .
2004809
most pedals have a reflector or plastic/rubber piece on the front and/or back side. This clip has slots and bolts to mate with those holes
90386
You will need the mounting (separate ) and windshield (separate) - you are just getting the fairing
2213222
The fairing will attach to the Thule crossbar and you will have some tray sticking out over the fairing.
906178
I put them on my road king classic, I have had them for some time they work great, yes you can do by hand I just gave them a half turn to make sure not to have some one take. but easy on and easy to use,
2200839
I strapped (with ratchet straps) the engine guard back to the front of the jack in order to drop the front wheel on '12 street glide with my not so detachable tourpak attached just yesterday. Hope that helps!
630290
no clip.it mounts with screws like any other bottle cagetopeak has bottle cage mounts that you can attact to your seat or handlebars
927632
the piece with the 2 rubber hooks should extend down with a velcro'bracelet' at the bottom where it comes up with 2 small prongs. the 2 top rubber hooks hang on your handlbars. The velcro 'bracelet' wraps around the bike frame~loose enough for your steering to swing freely back and forth. the 2 prongs on the bottom should allign with the two small square holes at the bottom of your basket. Hold your basket by the handles, set the basket upon the prongs where the square holes are.Lean your basket back toward the handlebars.The handle 'joins' on that side stick out a little, that is so it fits into the rectangular area.Your basket 'locks' in place when you fold the handles down,holding it onto the upper part of the frame nearer to the large rubber hooks. Hopefully that helps! ;)
1440421
Underneath it you un clip the bar and it comes out to be hooked on a bike. I don't use that part but it seems very easy
2260483
Ok so I googled q6edge & from what I can see it could attach to one of the push handle bars BEHIND the seat, but don't know how you'd reach it........
2255811
Instead of cutting, you can add rings at the top. I did it in my bike.https://www.google.com.br/search?q=steering+tube+rings&es;_sm=122&source;=lnms&tbm;=isch&sa;=X&ei;=VBysU6WWNcLlsASq0IDICA&ved;=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw;=1366&bih;=653#q=steering+tube+rings+bike&tbm;=isch&imgdii;=_