
Step 6: Loosen the brake assembly front nut enough so that the Basket Support Arm (I) can
slide in front of the spacer bolt closest to the frame (Fig 11). Tighten the nut of the front
brake assembly, attach the basket to the handlebars using the installed Large Basket
Hooks (Steps 1-3), adjusting the height of the Basket Hooks if needed (Fig 6), and let the
basket settle onto the Basket Support Arm (I). Tighten all the remaining bolts on the brake
assembly, Support Brackets (H), and Basket Support Bracket (J). Ensure that the basket is
sitting level before using. (Fig 12)
Using the Small Basket Hooks (F) instead of the Large Basket Hooks (G), Follow the same
installation method mentioned in Front Basket Installation - Section a)
Step 1: Place one Support Bracket (H) on the inside of the basket. Then position the Small
Basket Hook (F) outside of the basket, followed by another Support Bracket (H) (Fig 1).
Place the Slide Bolt (M) in between the Support Bracket and the Small Basket Hook (F),
secure it loosely using a nut (C) and washer (D).
Step 2: Take the second Small Basket Hook (G) and tighten it between the two Support
Brackets (H) Using (M) (C) and (D) (Fig 3 and 4). Attach the remaining two Support Brackets
(H) to the Small Basket Hooks (G), positioning them below the first set. (Fig 13)
Step 3: Position the height so that it sits firmly against the stays of the rear rack, and then
tighten all the bolts fully (Fig 14). The basket can be folded flat and locked when the
bicycle is parked, but it should NOT be folded at any time while riding. This will cause the
basket hinges to loosen which could lead to your basket becoming unstable while
loaded.
Side Pannier
Fig. 9 Fig. 10
Fig. 11 Fig. 12