Step 1
The first step is to decide where you want to place the basket: on the front, attached to the handlebars (Step 2-3), or behind the bike seat (Step 3-4). Next, decide the size you want the basket to be. Use the measuring tape to determine the amount of space you have behind the bike seat or between the handlebars.
Step 2
If you want a basket in front of your bike, find a wicker basket for bike.Craft stores probably have several varieties of baskets. You can always cut the handle of a basket if it is too big for the bike.
Step 3
Using wire, tape, zip ties, thread through the basket 2-4 times, depending on the shape and size of the handlebar. Secure the loops around the handle, making sure that the basket is in a straight line.
Step 4
If you want a basket in the back of your bicycle, you may want to invest in a rack. This creates a platform "on the back of his bike, which will hold the basket for bike. A box of milk is the perfect size for this. You can find these anywhere drinks bottle or carton sell. Try your local supermarket or restaurant, just be sure to ask first!
Step 5
Use at least six bands subject to create secure links between the bicycle racks and drawer. Pull the zip ties as tight as they will go to ensure its basket of non-slip.
Step 6
Test your new security basket waving his bike back and forth, and by placing what they plan to carry it. You may wish to carry extra bungee cords in the basket to help keep things carried out on the rebound.
The first step is to decide where you want to place the basket: on the front, attached to the handlebars (Step 2-3), or behind the bike seat (Step 3-4). Next, decide the size you want the basket to be. Use the measuring tape to determine the amount of space you have behind the bike seat or between the handlebars.
Step 2
If you want a basket in front of your bike, find a wicker basket for bike.Craft stores probably have several varieties of baskets. You can always cut the handle of a basket if it is too big for the bike.
Step 3
Using wire, tape, zip ties, thread through the basket 2-4 times, depending on the shape and size of the handlebar. Secure the loops around the handle, making sure that the basket is in a straight line.
Step 4
If you want a basket in the back of your bicycle, you may want to invest in a rack. This creates a platform "on the back of his bike, which will hold the basket for bike. A box of milk is the perfect size for this. You can find these anywhere drinks bottle or carton sell. Try your local supermarket or restaurant, just be sure to ask first!
Step 5
Use at least six bands subject to create secure links between the bicycle racks and drawer. Pull the zip ties as tight as they will go to ensure its basket of non-slip.
Step 6
Test your new security basket waving his bike back and forth, and by placing what they plan to carry it. You may wish to carry extra bungee cords in the basket to help keep things carried out on the rebound.
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