Wald basket
07-07-17 | 12:51 PM
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From: los angeles, ca
Wald basket
I just ordered a Wald 1372 front basket. It appears to have adjustable legs.
My bike has bosses on the outsides of the fork (midway down, sides not fronts). Is there any reason I wouldn't want to mount there? I'm trying to avoid installing at the fork end bosses so as not to interfere with the QR.
My bike has bosses on the outsides of the fork (midway down, sides not fronts). Is there any reason I wouldn't want to mount there? I'm trying to avoid installing at the fork end bosses so as not to interfere with the QR.
Last edited by jc808; 07-07-17 at 02:26 PM.
07-07-17 | 01:29 PM
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From: San Diego, California
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I just ordered a Wald 1372 front basket. It appears to have adjustable legs.
My bike has bosses on the outsides of the fork (midway down, sides not fronts). Is there any reason I wouldn't want to mount there? I'm trying to avoid messing with the QR by mounting at the fork end boss.
My bike has bosses on the outsides of the fork (midway down, sides not fronts). Is there any reason I wouldn't want to mount there? I'm trying to avoid messing with the QR by mounting at the fork end boss.
07-08-17 | 07:40 PM
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Go ahead and attach the legs to those bosses. If the basket feels stable enough for what you want to carry you should be fine.
