Are the "legs" or pieces that mount from the basket to the wheel adjustable? I have a vintage tandum cruiser that seems rather small.
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There is some play in the bracket that hooks to the handlebars and the basket. In this photo they point forward. On my bike they are rotated pointing straight down. Giving you a couple of inches of play.
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No but mine came with 2 hole choices & it is now on a vintage 1969 Schwinn, but i could send you pictures of it close up so you could work out if this could work with your bike with any dimensions you need. Owner of wald basket and rear wood rack. Zoe
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I had to have a bicycle shop install my basket for me, and I think it was rather difficult for them to do it. I love the basket but it isn't user friendly to install.
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The ones I received were not adjustable. I had to send it back, because they didn't fit my Townie bike.
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I have a Huffy cruiser bike. The basket adjusts to various sizes I'm sure any standard rack will work.
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The mounting is plastic. The bike is in another city, but i'd guess the basket is about 13x13.
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I don't have this set of baskets yet, but I've got them on order. The description says that the baskets mount to a rack, which is definitely not the same as a fender. And even if you can rig up some way to mount it to a fender, fenders are pretty light-weight and not meant to bear any weight. Probably collapse the fender as soon as you put any load in the baskets.
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It is quick release by design. But it's quite secure, so there is really no need for a permanent mount. If you wanted that, there are much cheaper baskets out there. As for height; mine is mounted on my beach cruiser, and I have long legs. The rack it slides onto is approx 9" below my seat, but I don't have any problems with the basket hitting my seat or anything negative like that. Hope this helps.
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Looks like a standard frame, should fit .... You'll need a rear carrier rack to attach the basket.. if you're not handy with tools, have a friend who is do it.. make sure the basket is to the rear enough to clear your heel when peddling.
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Ours are adjustable. There are 5 sets of holes in the legs for different heights.Hope this helps .
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Baskets can fit over the wheels as well as one small one hangs from the tilt-steer column. Mine also has a rack for golf clubs.
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No. It comes with pieces that help you secure the right fit for the bicycle frame but none are appropriate for a basket.
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I mounted a 14" 5 lug wheel with no issue and as the prior comment said the bolt pattern is adjustable as the two mounting lug bolts are in slots to allow for different lug spacing.
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I replaced the wheeles with something similar to these, but cheeper (http://www.rockler.com/french-country-bun-feet) and put these (http://www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread) in the holes the wheels went into. Added maybe an Inch and a half, but as an Island in our kitchen, it worked out. Im sure you could find legs closer to the size that the wheels are if you look around. I've had it almost 6 months, and its solid.
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I read all the other answers and totally disagree. I had no problem making this basket fit. I knew what I had to do before I ordered this basket.
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I believe my baskets are smaller than 1.6 bushel, but that is a guess. I use rectangular shaped ones. The round baskets are awkward on this cart.
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Check on the bottom to see if there is a way to attach wheels. I installed mine on wall with the handles at the bottom versus what is shown in the picture.
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Yes, locking of the rear wheel and I'd say the basket was an adequate size. I would check with the seller because things change with this product.
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Yes, there are pins in each of the legs which make them longer. It is really easy to adjust them. You might need a longer chain. I had to buy one in certain areas when it is extended.
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You will need to get additional mounting brackets. I would recommend the Kettler Rear Bicycle basket. I replaced my Wald with the Kettler and could not be happier