Brand Wald Model 135 Details Lowest Price ($14.54)

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Wald 135 Front Grocery Bicycle Basket (14.5 x 9.5 x 9, Silver)
Wald 135 Front Grocery Bicycle Basket (14.5 x 9.5 x 9 Silver) – Features
We know you love the 133, 3133, and 157 baskets. But what happens when you want to haul something that isn’t overly large, but can really weigh you down? We thought you’d probably bust out a welding torch and tack a couple of legs on the 133 basket. So that’s exactly what we did. The 135 is the exact same size as our popular 133 and 3133 baskets with shorter handlebar mounts and legs bolted to the bottom of the basket. Perfect for a couple of two liters, or a six-pack with some chips and salsa to go. Give us some Fat Tire Ale, Mission Restaurant Style Tortilla Triangles and Frog Ranch salsa any day!
Wald 135-front basket
Basket size 14.5-inches, 9.5-inches, and 9-inches
Legs match the finish of the basket

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Wald 135 Front Grocery Bicycle Basket (14.5 x 9.5 x 9 Silver) – Reviews

My bicycle is an older english-style 3 speed bicycle. The basket installed easily in about 15 minutes. It is the right size to hold a single grocery store paper bag although you should be cautious about putting too much weight in it and making the bike unstable. The basket is well built and finished. I’m quite happy with it.

Guylaine Pepin

I wanted a nice solid basket for my early 60′s 26″ Schwinn 3 speed and I found it in the Wald 135. I was concerned it wouldn’t fit, but it’s almost like it was designed for my bike. It took me a whole five minutes to install, and is a nice quality piece. A standard-sized grocery bag fits in perfectly, to give you an idea of how big it actually is. Hauling a couple of gallons of water on the front was a little unnerving the first time I tried it, but I got used to it after awhile. I recommend keeping a small bungee cord strapped in to help contain whatever you’re carrying, but beyond that it’s a great basket.

DP

I just received this product. It is sturdy and should suffice; attaching leg struts to basket was quick and simple, and the handlebar brackets are just fine. The problem is that nowhere in the description does it specify that it only works for a particular type of front wheel hub. There is no warning about not fitting a “quick-release” assembly, or requiring a different type of hardware for that. Either make it clear that the basket will not work for certain types of front wheel assemblies, OR be kind enough to supply the alternative hardware and alternative instructions. A couple brackets, a couple screws, and another 2 paragraphs of instructions could not cost more than fifty cents, and would go a long way toward making your product suitable for more people.

sandra leigh


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