Is this quick-release, or can I permanently mount it to my rack? Also, what is the height directly behind/under the seat? I have short legs and want to make sure it will fit under my butt.
1123691
I do not know, but for the money I would use an old luggage carrier and a milk crate for a total cost of nothing to around $10.00.
1123692
Hi, Yes this is a quick release. The frame holding the Trolley Tote can be adjusted so it won't hit your butt. However, your seat height/angle may affect this adjustment. Enjoy...
1123693
Its a quick release. And it sits behind your seat so it doesn't effect your seat hight
1123694
It is quick release by design. But it's quite secure, so there is really no need for a permanent mount. If you wanted that, there are much cheaper baskets out there. As for height; mine is mounted on my beach cruiser, and I have long legs. The rack it slides onto is approx 9" below my seat, but I don't have any problems with the basket hitting my seat or anything negative like that. Hope this helps.
1123695
The rack slides in the rail and has a quick release. It should clear your seat, but check with your bike shop for measurement.
1700156
It is intended for a rack behind the seat, so you would need your own support system if you want to put it in front. Instead, you should buy a rack designed for the front. This works great for mounting on a rear rack, but I don't think I would try to modify it for the front.
1928374
That's the ideal set up but it was uncomfotablre for a petite like me. I have a 20" bike and I mount the tyke toter in the lowest possible, touching the bike's body so I can have the seat to its lowest position with my feet at least slightly on the ground. It also gives me the comfort that my child's more steady in front of me than in that elevated position.
1306825
Very slightly. The rack itself has slots so you can properly set up the rack to be level to the ground, but there is no actual adjustment to move it away from the saddle/post. Both my wife's and my mountain bike saddles/posts are very close to the grab bar of the kid seat. A lot of this has to do with your bike's geometry...
1003317
What do you mean quick release. The bag just hang on railing of the bike rack and there is a hook attached to a elastic band that connect to the stem of the bike rack. Very easy to put on and take off! Its a good bag had mine for 7 years. The only think I wish it had is a water proof cover.
874012
You need to remove your seat from the seat post and slide the rack onto the seat post. There are three concentric plastic inserts or "shims" that are inside the rack's mounting hole. Use as many of these as you can fit in order to create a tight fit between the rack and the seat post. You can use one, two or all three shims, depending on the width of your seat post. You may need to loosen the mounting bolts first, using the included hex wrench. Once it's slid onto the post, tighten the bolts until the rack doesn't move at all and then reattach your seat to the seat post. In my case, the mounting bolts actually snapped while I was tightening them (the bolts are pretty low quality), so I bought some replacement bolts at Home Depot that were much stronger. I know many people get it to work fine with the included bolts but I wasn't so lucky. With the new bolts, though, this thing is as solid as a rock. Very happy with it.
1528087
The trailer attaches to the seat post. The picture is an accurate representation of the unit. If you are of taller stature, the seat height may give you ample room. If you can post the dimensions of the rack and the seat height, maybe I can measure mine and let you know if it might work.
1429985
Without additional hardware, the add-on leg support which is meant to be attached at the front of the basket and then to the bike's front wheel axle, won't fit onto a quick-release frame. However, by hardware, I only mean, a few extra washers that extend the frame, which indents a little, out to meet the straight leg of the basket.
111855
The rack is designed to be tilted. It cannot be mounted when straight. The tilt also helps to distribute the weight of your rack modules across the base struts.
1155056
On my bike, it sits on my luggage rack that is behind the seat. My gas tank is under the seat, but if you have a different setup, yes it will. It will mount with 4 bolts/screws through the bottom.
1350106
It will not mount directly to a tripod as it does not have 1/4" x20 taped holes on the bottom for a quick release plate to screw into. The bottom rail mount that is included does however, have two 1/4" x20 holes that I used to insert two smaller third-party nuts and bolts and put the quick release on that way. So, it is possible (and I use this cage on a day-to-day basis) just not out of the box. Side note - I have upgraded all of my 15mm rail components except this cage because I like it so much. (highly recommended)
107157
Sorry, I love the rack but do not have a quick release. Not sure I have ever seen one.
1090685
I have a Wes Comfort Seat on my Artic Cat 400. It is mounted on the rear rack which does have a raised bar at the rear. I think the mounting is flexible enough to enable it to fit on most rear racks. The seat is very comfortable and the storage compartment is useful. We carry everything from jackets and sunscreen to seeds and tools to the garden. Everyone likes the seat, from my wife to my 240 lb son in law. (I had to lean over the handlebars to get weight on the front wheels so I could steer.)
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I wouildn't recommend it. the bracket that fits to seat subing is 2" at least. The angle of this rack is tricky and below the rack shelf is a piece of tubing that hangs low and interfers with the tire. I tried it on my 700c tired bike and ona standard 26" bike both with seats to fit 5'4" height rider (seat is set pretty low) and it didn't work.
486846
First this is not the full item, it's only the frame that hooks on to the rack to hold the saddle bags. If you actually purchase the rack it hooks to the seat post. It works ok but does touch your leg a little no matter how you position it.
1782743
i'm not sure what to tell you....or how u attached your rear rack, because mine is almost vertical when i attached it to my bike just exactly like the picture....maybe u should ask for an exchange. 20-30 degrees of tilting (either up or down wards) i believe is not right. good luck.
1188537
i HAVE THE UNIT MOUNTED ON A PREDITOR AND IT MOUNTS BETWEEN THE STOCK AND THE BUTT PLATE. My butt plate is adjustable via a knurled knob in the stock. My best bet for you is to call burnett. I would think that it would work (might have to make minor alterations,) but it would be worth while. Call Burnett!