Trunk bags have straps attached so they can be attached to the rack. I can't tell if this bag has straps? Does it?
1360270
Yes, there are 2 velcro straps on the front and 2 on the bottom. Very secure when attached to the rack. Great bag for the price.
1360271
Hey Rev yeah it does have straps they're pretty good too. This is a good bag for the price. No regrets
1360272
It does have straps: Two on the bottom to attach to the rack frame, and one on the front to attach to the seat post or front of the rack frame.
1057411
Nope, no straps. It is exactly what is in the picture. The end of the hammock has about a 1ft rope with a heavy duty carabiner on the end. You must buy straps or rope separately to attach it to the tree.
818148
The straps hook into the trunk lid. Unfortunately if someone wanted to they could cut the straps and take your rack and your bike. That would definitely be a concern for overnight trips, but I just use it for day trips.
1879139
No, you don't need racks for this. Our vehicle has racks on it, but there are straps and hooks to secure the Roofbag to your vehicle if it doesn't have racks.
1844854
each bag has 2 attachment possibilities on the vertical sides, as well as a single attachment possibility on the lower secure point to the rack.There are also webbing on the outward side// A double snap clip shoulder strap can be used.
21513
Yes, however the tie down straps are part of the rack and cannot be removed as it is a one piece system. So it includes tie downs but they are not a separate component. They are sewn onto the main straps as part of the system.
262909
It has straps that you lash to the roof rack. If you connect all the straps it is very secure, you should not need anymore straps to hold it down. You may want to buy a cover that you put between the roof and the bag so it doesn't scratch the roof.
599872
Yes. The carrier comes with straps. There is a loop at the end of the strap so you can put it around a bar on your roof rack and thread the opposite end through it to secure it to your existing rack.
196032
No. The bag secures very nicely to the rack and closes securely with the strapping that is provided.
310110
The bags do attach and detach. And without the bags it is a harness. I'm not sure if that answers your question.
250163
There are three velcro straps that attach the bag to the rack. Two go under the rack and through a flat loop on the other side. They then loop back and attach to themselves with velcro. The third is the same setup, but attaches to the front of the rack. Honestly, I haven't quite figured out the best way to attach the front strap, but I think I've got a slightly nonstandard rack.
1711455
Yes.....each bag has a ridged back piece with clips that attach to your rack. There's also a clip on a strong elastic cord that secures the bottom of the bag to the rack. For the money, these are really good bags. I only use one because of the huge storage space available.
432307
Yes both bolts and straps. I used the straps since I already had a rear-rack installed. Well worth the purchase
1768103
Straps no, there are pockets through out. I ended up getting a pouch to put all my sissors and stuff in and putting it on one of the bags shoulder straps.
1254339
Ours did not come with bags. And a regular bag it too small. Even a larger one is difficult. We ended getting those straps with velcro. But the mats are great!
216763
No there aren't straps to attach to the tour pack rack. It's more designed for the back seat. It might be a bit top heavy if mounted to the rack.
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.