Does the bag stay right up against the seat rails, or does it hang down and away?
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You can tighten it up right into the bottom of the seat. No sag. Very snug.
1352023
Mine stays tucked up underneath the seat. I haven't had any problems with it sagging down.
1352024
Velcro straps on top holds tight to seat and velcro strap on side hold tight to seat post
1416144
Under padded arm rest compartment. It hangs from file folder hanger brackets molded into sides of compartment.
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No... The rack stays perfectly stationary because of the hitch-mount receiver bolt. Even during highway speeds. I do however recommend using a strap to lash the bicycles to the support bar. Otherwise, the bike(s) will sway on the rack extension. A 1" adjustable nylon strap(about 6') works fine for me.
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Hi there, it is going to be a bit of a problem if you have a passenger, once the bag is installed your passenger will not have much room to rest their foot on The page itself, you may want to purchase longer pegs for the back. Once you install the bag you may prefer to leave the foot peg up or down I prefer to leave it down so the bag kind of rests on it. But if you are going to have a passenger often on your bike you may want to purchase the longer pegs. Hope this answer helps you out. Thank you and have a Merry Christmas Lisa Carey
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This one does not but any bag you wanted to hang on the back will work, just slip it over the handles.
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Also, the lid is not necessary to keep the bag in place. It stays on nicely even without the lid.
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It will not stand up by itself. However, I have placed it next to an immovable object on its wheeled end and it stays put. The weight of the the duffel tends to push it towards that object.
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The straps allow the basket to hang down a few inches from the bars. The straps that came with the basket worked great for us on a typical comfort style (adjustable) handlebar.
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Very slightly. The rack itself has slots so you can properly set up the rack to be level to the ground, but there is no actual adjustment to move it away from the saddle/post. Both my wife's and my mountain bike saddles/posts are very close to the grab bar of the kid seat. A lot of this has to do with your bike's geometry...
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It does not. I just strap the tripod (monopod, actually) bag through the carrying handle and let it hang. Inelegant, perhaps, but effective.
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There are two ways this bag can be hung. There is an elastic loop that would hang from a hook or knob. The other way is that there are two wired tabs that can be bent over an edge. The wires in tab broke through and fell out almost immediately when I bent the tabs to fit over a seat pocket. I hope this helps you determine if the bag would work for your application.
1980211
the bag hangs on nylon straps with velcro and a hard nylon piece to take up the slack and this slack adjuster hangs below the handlebar. straps are 1" wide, set 5" apart. mounting shouldn't be in the way of any brake lever or cables.
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Only if the bag is supported on the passenger seat. The bag needs to rest either on a flat luggage rack or the passenger seat.
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It smushes down atleast half way. I was surprised at the flexibility actually. My pup is tall so I was concerned but putting him under the seat in front of me wasnt and issue. My pup had to lay down but the bag smooshed down enough to go under seat.
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First this is not the full item, it's only the frame that hooks on to the rack to hold the saddle bags. If you actually purchase the rack it hooks to the seat post. It works ok but does touch your leg a little no matter how you position it.
1975779
The bag will not stand on its own. There is a dowel that runs up the top half of the spine, but the bottom half is soft. I hang mine by the strap at the range to keep it upright.
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The bag is very stable. It can stand by itself without the Trolley. There is also a laptop bag within the actual bag to keep it nice and snug. Never had my laptop fall over. Overall very nice and sturdy bag. Hope that helps.