How is this bag attached to the rack? My rack is a one piece rack, not a skeletonized rack. Will this fit?
1130289
I don't think it will. The pack has Velcro straps on the sides ( two per side) that must wrap around a bar or slip through slots in the rack that then attach to the side of the pack. There are also two Velcro straps at the front that slip through slots in the rack and again attach to the front of the pack. If your rack is solid one piece, but has some slots cut into it, it might work.
1987
The bag in the Ibera rack is lock into place very securely. I have not had any issue with it moving or falling off. It has a firm botten that sits snug in place and the latch is quite strong. No worries here.
1678642
I dont believe so, not through amazon anyways. If you're having issues with the stability or duability of your rack, dont worry i suffered the same issues. It turns out i didnt assemble it as tight as possible. Turning it on its side and pushing it in will allow it to stay better:) hope i helped
2253163
It's adjustable and will fit just about any rear rack. The sides are soft so if you over stuff it, the bag will bend into your spokes.
1756503
It was the wrong bag for me. So I did not install it. However if I rember right it was just the single bag no hardware.
489730
It is a tunnel bag - it is designed to fit OVER the seat. It will likely not work with a rack.
1160723
The basket sits across the rack but doesn't stick out so far as to get in the way on either side. Spring-loaded grips hold it firmly in place. I've had mine for quite a number of months and have had no issues with it at all. I think the response from Philip describes a different rack.
598154
No clue. A leg on mine broke in about 2 months. I would look for a new rack all together.
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.
206873
It only fits the specific Topeak rack that is suggested to buy with it. The rack has a rail that the basket slides into and then clips in at the end as well in order to make it extra stable. Actually one of my favorite features, because it not only keeps it stable, but it is also easy to take on and off as needed.
29717
Yeah the curved end would probably get in the way. They sell another rack that mounts to the frame and would probably be better and doesn't have the curve on the end. Don't get the one that's especially made for the click in bag.
159887
I have had this basket for several years and haven't found a rear rack (my own bike, borrows, or rentals) that it won't fit on. Also the handles are semi pliable, so I assume if you did find one that is oddly shaped, you could make the necessary adjustment.
1012105
You would have to have some sort of hanger. Loop something through the screw holes to hang from, or find a small bracket to screw the rack to.
1432791
I would guess it will work. I'm assuming you're referring to the Avenir Metro insulated rack-top bag.?. It should be easily attached I would think. And this rack easily carries 20lbs per side bag and is rated for more than that
1818622
The bag is about 12 inches long and attaches to your bike seat pole with a strap and to the rack by means of 2 more straps. The rack trips are about 1 inch wide. They are attached to the bag about 2 inches from bag ends leaving about 6 inches in the middle. I of course don't know how your Panniers attach. The problem I have with the bag is it's hight! It is about 9 inches high. If your set pole isn't up high enough to leave at least 9 inches below the "bottom" of your seat, you will have trouble attaching it to the seat pole. You could forgo that attaching point and set the bag further back on your rack. the problem there is, if your rack isn't very long the bag will be up against your behind! The bag is about 12 inches long and attaches to your bike seat pole with a strap and to the rack by means of 2 more straps. The rack trips are about 1 inch wide. They are attached to the bag about 2 inches from bag ends leaving about 6 inches in the middle. I of course don't know how your Panniers attach. The problem I have with the bag is it's hight! It is about 9 inches high. If your set pole isn't up high enough to leave at least 9 inches below the "bottom" of your seat, you will have trouble attaching it to the seat pole. You could forgo that attaching point and set the bag... » Read More The bag is about 12 inches long and attaches to your bike seat pole with a strap and to the rack by means of 2 more straps. The rack trips are about 1 inch wide. They are attached to the bag about 2 inches from bag ends leaving about 6 inches in the middle. I of course don't know how your Panniers attach. The problem I have with the bag is it's hight! It is about 9 inches high. If your set pole isn't up high enough to leave at least 9 inches below the "bottom" of your seat, you will have trouble attaching it to the seat pole. You could forgo that attaching point and set the bag further back on your rack. the problem there is, if your rack isn't very long the bag will be up against your behind! « Show Less
1795191
The bag is a clothing cover that attaches over the rod with velcro closures. I have mine hanging on a clothing rack. You pull the sides of the top of the bag over the rod and velcro together. I would say it would fit.
1872892
The bench does not attach to the rack, mine is on a very flat surface and is pretty sturdy, I had it on a rug and it was a little unstable but now that it's on a concrete floor it's fine