Sunlite RackTop/Handlebar pet Friendly QR Basket, 15.7 x 16.9 x 12, Black
Key features
- •Powder coated steel construction with rubber carrying handle
- •Quick release handlebar mounting system
- •Mounts to rear rack with two spring-loaded clamps
- •Includes pet friendly wire dome top cage
- •Max load: 22lbs & Dimensions are: 15.7Wx16.9Lx12D"
- •Powder coated steel construction with rubber carrying handle
- •Quick release handlebar mounting system
- •Mounts to rear rack with two spring-loaded clamps
- •Includes pet friendly wire dome top cage
- •Max load: 22lbs & Dimensions are: 15.7Wx16.9Lx12D"
Sunlite RackTop/Handlebar pet Friendly QR Basket, 15.7 x 16.9 x 12, Black
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Customer Reviews
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Dog carrier
Kristie Jones✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
I attached it to my back rack with ease. It's sturdy enough for my 12 lb pup. Unfortunately, she doesn't like riding in the back, so I'm going to try it on the front handlebars, which in reviews, did not rate as well as in the back. My friend has the same carrier and her pup loves riding in the back.
Works good, but would use on front with a heavier dog
Sarah J✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
We were looking for a way to take our dogs biking with us (they hate having to stay home). We use to pull a child carrier, with a wire kennel in it. I came across these baskets and thought we'd give them a try.
Lola (on the right) - she's about 6 lbs and it held her perfectly. I'm glad it had a hook to attach her collar as she is small enough to slip through the basket top.
Lucie (on the left) - she's a Bischon and weighs about 12 lbs. The basket slips down with her weight or when hitting a bump. We found a large stick on our ride to wedge between the bike and basket to keep it from sliding down. We'll permanently modify it with something else before our next outing. (I wouldn't recommend a dog heavier than 15 lbs on the front without a bit of modification to make sure the basket doesn't slip down.)
Both dogs did great and enjoyed the ride. I'll probably get some fabric and make a make-shift shade to attach to the basket top. I did have a small piece of foam pad to put under Lucie to make it a little softer for her. It did come with a thin piece of padding for the bottom of the basket.
Having that extra weight on the front is a little tricky at the start for steering. We rode about 16 miles round trip and it was flat & straight. That's about our normal rides, may go up to 20 miles. I don't look forward to hills and curves on my own...not sure how it would handle with these 2 along.
We are just glad that we don't have to haul the "buggy" anymore.
Lola (on the right) - she's about 6 lbs and it held her perfectly. I'm glad it had a hook to attach her collar as she is small enough to slip through the basket top.
Lucie (on the left) - she's a Bischon and weighs about 12 lbs. The basket slips down with her weight or when hitting a bump. We found a large stick on our ride to wedge between the bike and basket to keep it from sliding down. We'll permanently modify it with something else before our next outing. (I wouldn't recommend a dog heavier than 15 lbs on the front without a bit of modification to make sure the basket doesn't slip down.)
Both dogs did great and enjoyed the ride. I'll probably get some fabric and make a make-shift shade to attach to the basket top. I did have a small piece of foam pad to put under Lucie to make it a little softer for her. It did come with a thin piece of padding for the bottom of the basket.
Having that extra weight on the front is a little tricky at the start for steering. We rode about 16 miles round trip and it was flat & straight. That's about our normal rides, may go up to 20 miles. I don't look forward to hills and curves on my own...not sure how it would handle with these 2 along.
We are just glad that we don't have to haul the "buggy" anymore.
Great basket
LanguidLady✓ Verified Purchase•September 12, 2023
It's great for bike rides with my dog to the park! It's larger than my front basket so he can curl up. The holes are smaller and it has a custom mat so his claws don't get caught (bad experience, but he's ok). I also use it for carrying other stuff. The cage top is super important to me so I don't have to worry about him jumping out (bad experience, but he's ok). My stuff stays in place and won't fall out during bumpy rides. I used 5 zip ties to make sure it doesn't budge at all because the rear rack on my bike is a bit thick and my dog is at the very limit of the recommended weight.
Also, customer service from BikeSomeWhere is excellent.
Also, customer service from BikeSomeWhere is excellent.
Dog carrier
Kristie Jones✓ Verified Purchase•September 11, 2023
I attached it to my back rack with ease. It's sturdy enough for my 12 lb pup. Unfortunately, she doesn't like riding in the back, so I'm going to try it on the front handlebars, which in reviews, did not rate as well as in the back. My friend has the same carrier and her pup loves riding in the back.
Works good, but would use on front with a heavier dog
Sarah J✓ Verified Purchase•September 5, 2023
We were looking for a way to take our dogs biking with us (they hate having to stay home). We use to pull a child carrier, with a wire kennel in it. I came across these baskets and thought we'd give them a try.
Lola (on the right) - she's about 6 lbs and it held her perfectly. I'm glad it had a hook to attach her collar as she is small enough to slip through the basket top.
Lucie (on the left) - she's a Bischon and weighs about 12 lbs. The basket slips down with her weight or when hitting a bump. We found a large stick on our ride to wedge between the bike and basket to keep it from sliding down. We'll permanently modify it with something else before our next outing. (I wouldn't recommend a dog heavier than 15 lbs on the front without a bit of modification to make sure the basket doesn't slip down.)
Both dogs did great and enjoyed the ride. I'll probably get some fabric and make a make-shift shade to attach to the basket top. I did have a small piece of foam pad to put under Lucie to make it a little softer for her. It did come with a thin piece of padding for the bottom of the basket.
Having that extra weight on the front is a little tricky at the start for steering. We rode about 16 miles round trip and it was flat & straight. That's about our normal rides, may go up to 20 miles. I don't look forward to hills and curves on my own...not sure how it would handle with these 2 along.
We are just glad that we don't have to haul the "buggy" anymore.
Lola (on the right) - she's about 6 lbs and it held her perfectly. I'm glad it had a hook to attach her collar as she is small enough to slip through the basket top.
Lucie (on the left) - she's a Bischon and weighs about 12 lbs. The basket slips down with her weight or when hitting a bump. We found a large stick on our ride to wedge between the bike and basket to keep it from sliding down. We'll permanently modify it with something else before our next outing. (I wouldn't recommend a dog heavier than 15 lbs on the front without a bit of modification to make sure the basket doesn't slip down.)
Both dogs did great and enjoyed the ride. I'll probably get some fabric and make a make-shift shade to attach to the basket top. I did have a small piece of foam pad to put under Lucie to make it a little softer for her. It did come with a thin piece of padding for the bottom of the basket.
Having that extra weight on the front is a little tricky at the start for steering. We rode about 16 miles round trip and it was flat & straight. That's about our normal rides, may go up to 20 miles. I don't look forward to hills and curves on my own...not sure how it would handle with these 2 along.
We are just glad that we don't have to haul the "buggy" anymore.
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