How is the rear of the bag attached?
623121
It uses Velcro straps to wrap around the head and a plastic buckle under the tube but they don't hold tightly against the tube, which means they tend to stick out a bit too far to the sides. I hit them from time to time when pedaling. I've since replaced with a single bag that sits on top of the tube.
623122
One strap attaches to stem and two straps underneath bag attach to top tube. They are adjustable.
623123
It is not attached in the back. It is secured in the middle by a strap and buckle. It is pretty secured.I have not mountain biked with it. It is great on my commuter bike.
350210
No there is no insert in the bottom of the back. The fabric is quality but the bag is not meant to be self supporting.
234680
We did the same thing, but I can't remember for sure. I think my husband knocked it apart with his hand and then redid it. Also you will find it helpful to put something heavy in the bottom of it before you put the bag in. This will help as an aid when you go to remove the bag.
1734641
There is actually a bungee cord that runs from each side of the bag to hold it down. Unfortunately, my bungee snapped off a long time ago. The bug currently flaps a bit when I turn (not as much in the wind), but I have not found this disruptive. I still use the bag several times per week.
104970
The main strap is designed to go across the body diagonally. There is then a smaller detachable strap to connect the main strap, diagonally in the other direction, back down to the bag.
579803
I think they provide enough straps to securely attach this bag to just a rack. There are also enough durable plastic rings on the bag for other straps to go through to hold it down as well.
1079987
It has metal bars that suspend bag in place. They run along front and back, not the sides.
2028387
There is a lip at the very top which can be used to carry it. It is on the backside, which this picture does not show.
2258389
No there is no attachment on the bottom of the bag to connect to an anchor.
1367001
They are not attached. The bottom bag is a case on wheels with a handle that extends, the middle bag is a case that has a handle and a shoulder strap and the smallest bag is for accessories.
474398
The side bags when unzipped, hang on the outside of the rack's three support rods (3 on each side). The only thing that I have ever worried about getting got in the spokes are the small elastic cords at the bottom of each bag so I always make sure that they are wrapped around the end of the support rods which they should be anyway. They are there to make sure the bags do not flop around. Hope this helps. BTW I gave this bag 5 stars as I think it's great.
654694
I only have front to back rails. The bag sits in the middle on a non skid pad. The straps thread through places on the bag kind of criss cross. Then they wrap around the rails and hook together. I also bought extra straps since I didn't have cross bars. No problems at all.
1713034
The bag is zipper closure - one small zippered pocket on the back side of the bag
1926695
There are little plastic tabs on the outside edge of the top support bar (if you put it together correctly). Just make sure the top of the bag and the string are hooked into those, then gently tighten the drawstring to hold it in place. In my experience the middle bag is the *most* secure attachment.
590354
Place Velcro straps across front. Slide one end at a time into rear loops then pull tight and fold back to front and it will secure with the velcro
304474
There is a strap band along the other side of the bag from the one that's pictured here. It is velcro'd to the bag (it would be in the same spot that you see the zipper pulls in this picture). Pull it apart at that point and slip the seat belt through it and fasten it in the car. When not in use the band just looks like it's part of the bag.
2202705
It's designed so you can pull the bags out the bottom. Mine is set in a low cabinet so I just take the bag on top.