Does this pack attach to the bike or does it have to be carried separately?
1571869
this bike tool set needs to be put in a bag on your bike or else in your pocket I guess. I have it in a small bag under the bike seat. It's light and compact so it doesn't take up much room. Hope this helps:-)
1571870
It has to be put in a pouch or in your jersey? The pouch doesn't have any way to attach to anything.
2259783
The battery pack comes in a bag with a velcro strap for mounting to one of the tubes of your bike. Works well.
403215
Yes it does. I purchased the bike for my daughter 6 months ago and it has the little backpack.
2059726
Yes it will but you will need to have a detach kit on your bike and you will need the detach mount for the tour pack
2042895
I did not attach it for that very reason. It's fine without it for me to use. I ride just fine. My 2 yr old loves it.
2183076
You do have to have the rack over the back wheel to attach it. The mechanism to attach it to the rack is spring loaded. On my bike the basket had to sit horizontal behind the seat. Hope this helps.
675446
It comes with a plastic mount that attaches to the bottle cage screws. Personally though I'm suspicious of any frame mount and keep it in my camelback or backpack.
1852920
No. Every thing you need comes attached to the bike rack. It's a great rack!
1506823
No straps at all. This is a small bag for attachment to the bicycle handle bars.
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.
1137316
The battery pack is inside a bag with a handle that you can remove and place where wanted. I bought a basket for the front. My handyman set up my bike and he put the battery pack bag in the front basket since the wiring from the front tire battery mechanism is in that area. The on/off switch mechanism is cabled and bungied to my bike frame which does impede the turning of the bike to the right a tad due to the basket hitting the box. Anyway, my point is, you can probably set it up anyway you want. But the battery pac/bag is very heavy so it definitely would need to be *in* a basket, not under. I always remove the battery pack/bag before loading my bike in my van or on the bike rack. I like my pack in the front because the bigger basket in the back lets me tote my dog around at campgrounds.
1971292
Rack is bolted to seat post. Pack has quick release and should be removed for secure storage or open area parking.
986760
This has a secondary strap that comes around the bottom of the pack that clips to the middle of the main strap. This does an excellent job securing the pack while hiking or on a bike. This strap can be tucked into the pack when easy access is needed. Just returned from vacation and cannot say enough good things about this case...love it!
579800
It has a strap to attach to the back rest, if it is a solo rack can be attached as any other bag with the included additional straps.
1510757
It does attach to the seat post. You may have to purchase a very upright post, depending on the angle for the bike frame.
1540171
It attaches in two places. 1) to the shoulder strap via wrap around velcro and 2) through the "load lifter" buckle at the top of the shoulder. The former keeps it in place and the latter keeps if from pulling down on the strap of the backpack.
279617
Yes it does. I usually pack together with my bicycle a helmet, bicycle shoes, running shoes, a big pump, water bottles and food. I absolutely recommend this bicycle case!