Does anyone know if this will attach to a Cruiser style bike?
630800
As long as you have a few inches (3-4) of exposed seat post available and clear, it will attach to pretty much any bike. The hitch receiver just clamps on to the seat post. If you have a reflector on the post, you may need to reposition that.
630801
I attach mine to a beach cruiser. It attaches at the seat neck or post. It fits on a trail bike, a beach cruiser and any other large bike.
630802
It should .... it attaches to the post that holds the bike seat. WE LOVE THIS THING!
630803
It attaches to the shaft under the seat, so as long as you can take that out (which I would assume you could on a cruiser bike), you can hook it up to your seat and you should be good to go. We've been very happy with the product.
630804
As long as you have about 1.5"-2" of exposed seat post, I don't see why not.
630805
It will, but the quality of this thing is not the best, so even though it will work I would recommend spending your money on something better. The bracket where it folds was bent and rusted out on the one I bought and the crank had no grease or anything else out of the box so the pedals were really rough. You really get what you pay for.
1683450
Bought this for a cruiser bike and it works very well to attach to bike racks, posts, poles, etc. Not sure if it works the same for motorcycles but because of the difference in tire widths, I would probably get the longer chain.
582886
This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is awesome. Well well worth the money.
2158177
It will fit any bike, but it will not be practical on a bike where your pedals is virtually under the seat, it is more for laid back bikes that have the pedals far in front of seat like a beach cruiser and a chopper bike
1510736
Hi there! I'm not sure about the huffy women's cruiser, but I think it will fit on any typical rear bike rack. Good luck!
797189
it fits on our cruiser but we originally bought it for a mountain bike with the additional adaptor and that didn't work.
152156
I don't think it was designed to work with anything other than a round seat post. It came with a non-slip, rubber ring which is intended to go under the plastic mount, but I didn't need to use it at all. I'd recommend that you talk to a local bike shop for a mount that you can modify slightly.
582885
This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is awesome. Well well worth the money. This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is... » Read More This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is awesome. Well well worth the money. « Show Less
562531
Not sure but I ended up sending it back. It doesn't come with the bracket to put it on the bike so I needed to order that separately and then it didn't fit on my bike after all that. I have a cruiser with fenders over the wheels
1518974
yes, it attaches to the seat post stem, so you can still have a rack on your bike. I do on mine as well.
257060
No. Our Harley wide glide bowed it & we backed it off, used other means to load & sent this back. Plus it is way too narrow for a cruiser.
1839207
It will connect to most bikes I'm sure, & they do give you some hardware, (at least when it is knew) try checking the 'Wald' web sight. http://www.waldsports.com/index.cfm/store/rear-baskets/
121981
It mounts using straps that hook to the bike and uses a quick release clip at each corner. I have an early 80s bike that is hard to find newer items to fit it. I hooked the straps around the frame and its mounted on the rear of the seat. As long as you have something to mount the straps to it will work. It is a versatile unit, you may have to be a bit creative with it but I would guess it would work.
1625272
Anticipate need of added hardware at seatpost area to connect there ...would also need to make sure your bike has holes at wheel frame / cylinder area...as I look at old road bike I have( Peugeot) it may be possible but would take Extra time and hardware to make it happen -sorry not sure with the extras that a modified attachment would be a success .
342065
it could possible. it didn't line up well with the ones on my bikes frame. there is a clamp ring setup that comes with it so you can attach it just above (this is what i did) not all frames have rack attach points so i imagine this system was designed to mediate that issue.
1427925
I wish that this item would have worked with my frame configuration, but it didn't. However, this thing is built so strong that it would hold up a Harley dresser. Haven't found one yet to work with my Japanese 10 speed bike with an 80cc motor attached. Just gotta chain it to a tree or sign post. Still looking though! Wish that I could help ya out more, but that's all that I know. Mark.
1915543
you can attach this basket to any kind of bike with any type of upright handlebars or straight bars or riser bars as long as you have enough open area at the center of your handlebar for the upper clamps of the basket to attach there. basically you need about 3-4 inches of straight exposed handlebar (without any obstructions such as bells, shifters, brake levers, lights, etc.) in either direction away from the stem. I've installed this basket on multiple bikes with upright cruiser handlebars and it works just fine. If you have a lot of cables housings that are extending far past your handlebar such brake housing/cables and shifter housing/cables you might have to fiddle around with those to get them routed in the best way.