How long are the straps that secure to the rack?
644680
The straps on mine are 7" long. My bike rack is 5" wide and it holds it securely, even when it's on the bike rack on the car or bus.
644681
The strap is 6.25" long. it has a buckle on the other side that strap has to thread through and then velcro's back to itself. The bracket on the Schwinn model that I have is 5" wide, so not enough length to go through buckle and secure
644682
I just ordered this bag about a month ago. The strap is about 7 inches long. It wraps around the rear bike rack and then there's a plastic belt-loop type thing the strap goes through on the opposite side of the bag. After going through the plastic loop, the strap folds back and sticks to the Velcro on it's underside. The two straps are about 1 1/2" wide and you can really pull them very tight so the bag is secure. It fits way more securely to my rear bike rack than I thought it would. I was afraid it would jiggle around and come off, but it does not. For the price, it's a great little bag. It isn't real big so be sure to notice the measurements on it. I just ordered this bag about a month ago. The strap is about 7 inches long. It wraps around the rear bike rack and then there's a plastic belt-loop type thing the strap goes through on the opposite side of the bag. After going through the plastic loop, the strap folds back and sticks to the Velcro on it's underside. The two straps are about 1 1/2" wide and you can really pull them very tight so the bag is secure. It fits way more securely to my rear bike rack than I thought it would. I was afraid it would jiggle around and come off, but it does not. For the price, it's a great little... » Read More I just ordered this bag about a month ago. The strap is about 7 inches long. It wraps around the rear bike rack and then there's a plastic belt-loop type thing the strap goes through on the opposite side of the bag. After going through the plastic loop, the strap folds back and sticks to the Velcro on it's underside. The two straps are about 1 1/2" wide and you can really pull them very tight so the bag is secure. It fits way more securely to my rear bike rack than I thought it would. I was afraid it would jiggle around and come off, but it does not. For the price, it's a great little bag. It isn't real big so be sure to notice the measurements on it. « Show Less
586307
They are universal. I use them on my truck racks. They come with lots of straps.
374017
I feel 3 to 3.5 inches when the rack is in the bottom position is reasonable. I'll try to post a picture on the item's page.
494188
Yes. The provided straps are secured through rings on the bag. I had no issues with just the side racks.
1865527
There are straps but can't remember if they are secure. The vacuum container becomes so heavy that It would not be toted around in order for items to fall out.
2116260
Don't know exactly. But small. The rack I have on my truck is too large for brackets. I'd say an inch or less is OK.
330894
These straps are about 12 feet long and 3-1/2 to 4" wide. The shoulder harnesses are the same. I was lifting a bunch of tall cabinets and didn't need shoulder pads, although they were probably only about 200# each. I have moved, lifted and carrier a ton of stuff in my life and at $40.00 I wishthese were around as I would have bought these in a minute, even if I could have only used them once. They are well worth the money.
923813
The straps are over 12" long. I had to wrap the straps around my newel posts a couple times!
733697
The total length of the strap is about 22 in/56 cm. I use it to attach a ridged circular tripod bag and it fits will with a couple inches of slack left.
1943184
There are no straps that come with the rack. Technically, you don't need them, as the adjustable stabilizer bars work well. That said, I use about four bungee straps with the four bikes just in case.
1479080
It's about six inches from the top hooks to the bottom hook. Keep in mind that the bottom hook can be turned 90 degrees to allow the hook to slide onto a vertical rack rail. I have not road tested my panniers yet, but they look very sturdy. I am using them with a Blackburn rack.
573581
The straps themselves are about 1" wide and 17" long. The brackets that attach to the wall and furniture are about 1.5" wide and about 2.5" long. Once you attach each bracket the nylon straps cinch up tight. The length of the strap you'll need to reach behind to hook everything up.
1699888
I'm looking at mine right now, it's probably about 15 inches long. These are made out of a high grade durable plastic, but still only intended for about 20lbs of weight. I've been happy with it, good looking rack, and pretty dang useful.
1003908
I cant remember the total length, however they are adjustable and fit standard rack configurations... i want to say my rack is 28"...
675768
With all the hooks concealed: 1 1/4" is correct. With hooks open: 3 1/2". Height of rack is 7".
518535
No it does not. some straps are longer, suggest you use the excess to keep the wheels from spinning when you drive. Buying bungee cords would make it super secure. The rack is manufactured to really hold the bike down. you must make sure you follow manufacture use and installation guides. Good luck.
1492431
Rack is secure and solid. Bag clips on nice but I wouldn't recommend packing it heavily because the bag structure is like plastic just to hold it shape. I never used it on trails.