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Handlebar bag frame

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  1. I have an old handlebar bag with a frame like this, but can't figure out how
    to attach it to my handlebar.
    Can somebody help? TIA
    http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Handlebar-Bicycle-Touring-Bag-Frame_W0QQitemZ120158008745QQihZ002QQcategoryZ56198QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

  2. It hangs under the handlebars and levers against the tops of the handlebars.

    Hold the bracket underneath the handlebars with the two prongs facing up so
    that the center of the device is parallel with the handlebar stem. Bring
    move the device skyward until the center of the device makes contact with
    the stem quill (or forward area of stem that bars goes through), and then
    simply let go. It will "hang" from the quill.

    Harder to explain than to do, and you'll likely realize how easy it is once
    you do it.

    Gary Jacobson
    Rosendale, NY

    "yk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I have an old handlebar bag with a frame like this, but can't figure out
    how
    to attach it to my handlebar.
    Can somebody help? TIA
    http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Handlebar-Bicycle-Touring-Bag-Frame_W0QQitemZ120158008745QQihZ002QQcategoryZ56198QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

  3. Gary Jacobson said:

    It hangs under the handlebars and levers against the tops of the handlebars.

    Hold the bracket underneath the handlebars with the two prongs facing up so
    that the center of the device is parallel with the handlebar stem. Bring
    move the device skyward until the center of the device makes contact with
    the stem quill (or forward area of stem that bars goes through), and then
    simply let go. It will "hang" from the quill.

    Harder to explain than to do, and you'll likely realize how easy it is once
    you do it.

    Gary Jacobson
    Rosendale, NY

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    I have an old handlebar bag with a frame like this, but can't figure out
    how
    to attach it to my handlebar.
    Can somebody help? TIA
    http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Handlebar-Bicycle-Touring-Bag-Frame_W0QQi...- Hide quoted text -

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    right-its upside down

  4. datakoll said:
    Gary Jacobson said:

    It hangs under the handlebars and levers against the tops of the handlebars.

    Hold the bracket underneath the handlebars with the two prongs facing up so
    that the center of the device is parallel with the handlebar stem. Bring
    move the device skyward until the center of the device makes contact with
    the stem quill (or forward area of stem that bars goes through), and then
    simply let go. It will "hang" from the quill.

    Harder to explain than to do, and you'll likely realize how easy it is once
    you do it.

    Gary Jacobson
    Rosendale, NY

    "yk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    Quoted message said:

    I have an old handlebar bag with a frame like this, but can't figure out
    how
    to attach it to my handlebar.
    Can somebody help? TIA
    http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Handlebar-Bicycle-Touring-Bag-Frame_W0QQi...- Hide quoted text -


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    right-its upside down


    No it's the right way up.
    I comes under the forward extension of the stem and then over the 'bars.
    The slides into the slots each side of the bag near the top.
    The upturned ends resist the bag sliding off.

    I've never ridden with one, but reportedly a poor substitute for a front
    rack and decaleur.

    Marcus

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    datakoll said:
    Gary Jacobson said:

    It hangs under the handlebars and levers against the tops of the


    handlebars.

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    Hold the bracket underneath the handlebars with the two prongs facing


    up so

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    that the center of the device is parallel with the handlebar stem.


    Bring

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    move the device skyward until the center of the device makes contact


    with

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    the stem quill (or forward area of stem that bars goes through), and


    then

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    simply let go. It will "hang" from the quill.

    Harder to explain than to do, and you'll likely realize how easy it is


    once

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    you do it.

    Gary Jacobson
    Rosendale, NY

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    > I have an old handlebar bag with a frame like this, but can't figure


    out

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    > how
    > to attach it to my handlebar.
    > Can somebody help? TIA
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    http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Handlebar-Bicycle-Touring-Bag-Frame_W0QQi...-
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    right-its upside down


    No it's the right way up.
    I comes under the forward extension of the stem and then over the 'bars.
    The slides into the slots each side of the bag near the top.
    The upturned ends resist the bag sliding off.

    I've never ridden with one, but reportedly a poor substitute for a front
    rack and decaleur.

    Marcus

    I think I finally figured it out.
    The bag has been left unused for few years ;-).
    Unfortunately, my stem is too short for the device to fit, but I feel better
    now.
    Thank you all for taking time to explain.

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