I have a very plain rack on the back of my bike. It's very level and sturdy but is not a quick release system. Will this bag have room to attach?
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Hi, I just have a plain Delta bike rack, the bag is held on by velcro straps, so as long as you have something to loop the velcro straps around, it should be fine. There are no quick release attachments on my rack either.
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This bag attaches via velcro straps on the bottom of the bag. If there are grooves along the side of the rack, it'll attach.
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Yes, it should. My rack is not quick release, it is hard mounted, and the bag attaches fine. The bag itself has small Velcro straps on the bottom sides to secure it to your rack.
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I've got a Blackburn rack- basic kinda rack, had it for 30 years. The fit is fine, check the other reviews. For a basic bag I like it fine, inexpensive enough that I leave it on the rack all the time- it would bum me out if someone took it though.
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Yes I would think so. The rack I put mine on was a standard metal one like the kind you get a Waltmart that bolts on. The fit was perfect.
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I would think so, the bottom part of this basket came with two long/flat attachments. But I already had something like this installed: Topeak Explorer Bike Rack
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Hi Raymond, I guess it will, it is a very versatile device, try to check if the lateral straps would get a place for stabilization. That is VERY important for the rack not to move laterally due to the weight of the bikes.
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The bag attaches with straps at 4 points. It should fit just about any bike. This one has a lot of space.
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The top of the rack itself has a 15 1/2" platform. Mine sits a few inches back from seat post tube. The distance from post tube to the back of rack is 21". My seat however extends 1" over the front of the rack, leaving 14 1/2" of space for a very high basket or pack. All of this depends somewhat on your bike geometry since the rack is adjustable. You shouldn't have a problem with the basket extending over the back of the rack however (it's very sturdy) so it will probably work for you.
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Perhaps, but it may be difficult. The rack itself (where the bag sits) is about 5" wide and the space between arms is about 4.5 inches. The arms are pretty flexible-adjustable and may flare out enough to accommodate your frame. I don't think the tire size is a problem because even if it came close to the rack, there is 4.5 inches of clearance at that point. Attaching to the frame might require a bit more effort but I don't see any absolute reason for it not to work.
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I have no problem at all fitting two regular mountain bikes on this rack. Works great.
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Mine is a large 26". There are still two more hole sizes to raise the rack. I can't say for sure, but it looks like it would fit your bike.
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Not necessarily. It depends on the design of the frame. My wife's bike fits fine without the adapter. It has two parallel bars on the frame, and resting the lower bar on one side of the rack and the upper bar on the other side works just fine.
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My guess is no. Just looking at your bike it seems the rack isn't deep enough to stay off the tire at a functional angle.
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The bag comes with a unique clip attachment that has a wide range of bar diameters it will fit. It's a bit annoying to mount this but once on makes putting the actual bag on/off a breeze. I'd recommend something a little tacky to wrap around the handlebar as it tends to slip a bit otherwise. P.S. the fit is based on the bar tube diameter, not its length...hope this helps.
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It should, the panniers hook on the side part of the rack and the top bag sits between the 2 on the top of the rack.
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Space on my bike is aprox 6 inches. There is flexibility and it will fit over your bike axel. Great rack ...I think. Hope this answers your question.
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It fits really well on a bike with a rear rack. The rack bags alone weren't enough to carry a week's worth of groceries. The bags haven't fallen off it yet thanks to the basket.
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I don't think it'll mount to the front of a bike or to the rear without a rack. It has two bars with threaded holes for allen head machine screws.
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I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
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This bag is a "universal fit". It is fairly small so it may go on the seat behind you ok. You need to have four places to attach the straps, loop around a bar or handle of some kind. Look at the photo closely then look at your bike.