Is there anyway to attach this product safely to a bicycle?
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If your bicycle has a basket, you can attach it with the clip that comes on the can;but I would suggest clipping it to your clothing. It would be easier to get to. I clip mine to my pants when I am walking my little dog and it has worked against a pitt bull.
1748471
I attach mine to my water bottle holder. I have two holders and only use one for water. When you hit a good bump it does tend to pop off.
1748472
Not as it is. You would need to buy a pouch or create a pouch to strap to the bike so you could easily grab it if needed.Excellent product.Ed
1748473
The clip on the can is not very large or sturdy. I would suggest putting the can in maybe a zip pocket on you. Perhaps a pouch they sell to hold mace might work to attach to bike. Anyway, it's great stuff to use for any attacking dog. Sprays far too. If you don't have any on you and a dog looks like it is going to attack, raise your arms over your head and yell at the dog...it should back off.
1748474
I am sure you should be able to wrap some wire around your handle bars or frame so that you can safely carry the dog repellant. I simply carry mine in my shirt or jacket pocket.
1748475
I've carried it in a shirt pocket so it can be reached quickly when I need it bike riding. When I retired as a rural mailman, the spray worked great on dogs. It left a slight stain for a while on the dog so the owner would know it had caused trouble.
1748476
Make a duck tape sleeve and attach it to your bike with a velcro strap. Depending on the bike the inside of the stem might be a good mount location.
1456266
Its not designed for being mounted on the handlebars.. But I imagine you can buy an adapter at a hardware store or find any other creative solution..
2234371
You can, you may need to adjust straps and make sure the item to which you have attached is secure
2015661
You could attach a standard bike basket to the front without any difficulty
1798387
Yes, Don't crank it down too tight after attaching the bike. Better still attach to the bike post.
2277217
May not be the most popular answer but on my homemade pedal board I just used velcro to attach the power supply to the bottom. Also if there are screws on the bottom check out this method:http://xmidi.com/bicycle-chain-links-as-velcro-alternative-for-guitar-pedal-board/I have used this to attach pedals to my board and it is rock steady.
429381
Mine is the simplest and similar to another poster's method. I just use a bike lock and put it thru the handle, then attach it to whatever is close and available. Yes, this is very minimal and is just somewhat of a minor deterrent, but much better than nothing.
921407
As far as I know, I do not believe there are any attachments to hold a bike
279431
It is very easy to fix it into your bicycle bar, everithing is inside the box. It is very simple.
178159
I wouldn't. its too light weight and the mount is made to fit on a bicycle hub
1924238
To me this seems like something you would mount on the handle bar. Otherwise, duct tape works wonders. :)
7437
i dont think so, but i havent tried either. however the connectors are designed for the back of the frame. i have it mounted on the back of my bike and it works great for pannier bags
414798
Not really. It doesn't have a way. t was hoping to be able to attach it since it is so small.
2105926
No I could not find a way to lock it. It is capable of being bolted into the ground. It is really just to keep the bike out of the weather and that's about it.
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No. Don't plan on leaving your bike with this rack. I don't know of a way to lock it.
534200
No. It won't stay put. There are handlebar mounts designed specifically for bikes.
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I don't think you can. I think you'll run out of velcro for it to attach properly. It will be very loose