Look for kids baskets.
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Thanks so much for the idea. I gave it a try myself this morning. Problem
solved! I decided to clip off the extra metal and then did my best to wrap the
ends around the top bar for a cleaner look. Took about an hour and a half, but
I'm not great with pliers, so YMMV.
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I used a vice grips to unwind the wires. I used an end cutter to clip the
excess length & a Dremel to debur the sharp edges.
Howard
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are you just using pliers to unwind the wires?
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How about a basket mod to make the rear of the basket shorter to get it
below your bars? I remember seeing fellow list member Bill Lindsay post
about a hack he did, inspired by Jenny@Riv's mod, and I've wanted to do it
myself almost more for the looks vs. functionality. Here's a link to Bill's
post
I vote for rotation - just locate the long struts as far forward on the
bottom of the basket as possible.
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> I thought about turning the basket 90 degrees, but I think that'd give the
> unsupported end of the basket a bit of a diving board action.
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> Thoughts?
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> Pete
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