Will this just clip to bike frame? I do not have a set up to attach a cage.
630286
No, it is screwed into the frame. I bought another bottle holder that attaches to the handlebar from EBay for my daughter's bike that did not have the set up.
630287
No setup needed, two standard bike frame bolts. Holds camelback bottles well.
630288
it will screw-in the pre-drilled holes that come with most bikes. You don't need any special bracket.
630289
No, this cage, like almost all cages, has two holes in it that are used to mount it. Most bikes have one or two spots where there are built in mounting screws that you use to mount the cage to the bike. Hope this 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
630291
Your bike should have 2 pre-drilled holes on the frame. Usually bikes come with holes in the seat tube or in the down tube. See here http://hubnride.blogspot.com/2010/06/basic-knowledge-about-our-bike-anatomy.html Like on this picture http://cdn0.media.cyclingnews.futurecdn.net/2010/04/28/1/canyon_cf_slx_team_seat_tube_2_600.jpg
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I was able to attach it to mine. You might need to purchase an additional hook/carabiner or chains depending on what length you want.
365425
Yes, it can as they supply the necessary part to use on a bike without quick-release, but I don't know how easy it is to set up as I have quick-release. You may want to contact the supplier.
2127554
I have looked at a photo of your bike and can see no reason why it should not work. The rack clamps to any bar, vertical or horizontal on the bike and holds it securely. I have clamped all three of my bikes at one time with this device and it works splendidly.
152153
I no longer have a bike but when I had it I did not attach it to the seat post. I tied it to the back of the seat (which had brackets) so it never shifted and worked very well. (Probably not the answer you were looking for - sorry.)
1779749
I'm not sure what you mean by attaching it to the computer clip. This bar is attached to the handlebar thus extending beyond it at whatever angle you need/prefer.
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The clip attachment to the handlebars will not be any use but you could attach the basket to a rear carrier using the strap provided. I mounted mine to the front but put a board under the basket on the carrier (having removed the spring mechanism) for extra stability and used some cable ties to stabilise the basket.
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Yes. The handlebar holder is detatchable and can be attached in whatever way helps hold the bike in the position you need.
666289
You need a hitch adaptor becase it does not come with adaptor. My bike does not have rack but even if there is one I believe there is room for hitch adaptor. If you plan to use it for pets, be prepared to add side panels because parts of pet body can easily get caught by the wheels without side panels. Good enough for small pets. It was too small for my 90 lbs. retriever.
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I sometimes go for a run in the park after riding my bike. I use a cable lock fed thru my tire rim to secure the bike and rack to it. Doing the same to just the rack should work for your purposes. I hope this info helps, good luck! :)
1465546
It does come with a bracket to fit on your bike frame. Mike was right that it fits best on a standard size frame, but we were able to fit it on my husband's bike, which has a large frame.
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As long as you have a standard size seatpost the mounting clamp should attach to your bike! its a real nice light and i just ordered 4 more for friends and family who wanted one also!
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the perpendicular portion that attaches to the bike frame is adjustable. if you are able to attach it on a lower portion of your bike other than the seat post it should work fine. And it doesn't have to be perpendicular. you don't really want to clip on an extension because then there will be too much leash and in-the-front-of-the-tires-we-go. I have a 100 lb dog and it works perfectly. opposite your dog size, but excellent product. a lady that works for county dog control turned me on to this.
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No place to attach to the bike. You might be able to purchase a bracket or Velcro it to the handle bars.
551556
I don't see why you should not . Just keep in mind if the bike has a female frame you may need to buy an attachment bar .
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You can try but I wouldn't. I bought an adapter for one of my bicycles that didn't have a straight top frame tube. It's much more secure that way.
1999355
The 2 upper "prongs" are adjustable in and out and should anchor to your frame. My bike had threaded holes pre drilled that lined up with the prongs perfectly. Hope this helps.