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Question: I want to use this to transport my dog.  Can I remove the handles?
Document: I love the fact that this basket is detachable AND has handles. It allows for quick trips to the grocery store and best of all, picnics without bringing an extra bag as it doubles as a picnic basket! Brilliant!
And, this strap does nothing for the stability. I tend to want something to work, now, not wait for a refund and go get a better one, but, I had to do a lot of tweaking and adding things to this to make it work. Not worth the money.
I purchased this for a friend of my sister who lives next to her and helps her with her groceries periodically. She could only get a few items because she had no way to transport more than that... I got the back rack and this basket so she could carry more than just a few items and she is over the moon. So is my sister. She loves this basket because it detaches.
Although the basket itself is durable, the clamps that hold the basket on the back of your bike is not very strong. I would prefer an option to weave some plastic &#34;zip ties&#34; through the bottom of the basket to keep it more &#34;solidly&#34; tight to the back rack. It jiggles around a lot. Also, the two handles are not removeable. This makes it difficult to take the basket on and off the rack.
Yep, this just didn't work with my rack which is not an Axiom rack. It fell off a few times while I was riding over typical city streets and also got in the way of dismounting. So you have to throw your leg really high over the back or over the front of the bike... weird. I'm going to remove the spring feature on the bottom and bolt it to my rack. That kind of defeats the whole purpose of the basket, but I would like to make it work.
I bring a bungee cord for extra security and there's also a Velcro strap that comes with it.I would also highly recommend the elastic cargo net to go with this. I always use it to secure things down. It's particularly helpful it you have a bottle of wine or something a little heavy - you can hook it on any part of the basket and keeps things from rolling around (thus making it stable).
I usually just carry my blinkenlights in the basket when using it at night.
Fits well, but not as tight as expected. When I secuted it over my paneer bags it held much better. Buyer beware.
The only problem is the basket is very difficult to take off of the bike rack you have it on but once it's on it's not going anywhere I hit a bad pothole and it held. You can fit a decent amount of items in the basket as well.
I own an Electra Townie with the Townie rack and this basket works perfectly. Very easy to take on and off, mounts securely, and makes minimal noise. I highly suggest this basket!
Answer: yes