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Old 22nd January 2023, 10:23   #1
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Installed! Front basket in my scooter

Mods: Please merge this to an appropriate thread if necessary. The reason that I'm not writing this in the iQube thread is that, this particular accessory (Front basket) is being sold for many 2-wheelers like, Activa, Jupiter, Dio etc.,

As I had mentioned in my iQube review, the fact that iQube did not have the front carrier was a big difficulty for us as we had to open up the under-seat storage every single time.

I casually started looking out for options in the internet - searching for a front carrier and I came across this seller - Fibera selling such front basket via both Flipkart and Amazon. Being a Prime member, I immediately ordered and the product was delivered in a few days.

The package came with the basket (basically, a nylon-mesh cloth hinged on 3 pieces of galvanized steel plates), 4 screws with washers and an instruction manual.
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-abasket.jpg
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-mmanual.jpg

The work to fit the basket didn't take more than 30 mins and it was actually a child's play (literally, my son was so happy doing it )

Basically, the screws that are present in the front panel of the scooter has to be removed.

Child's play!
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-cunscrewingright2.jpg

The basket, as I said, comes with 3 metal brackets that has holes on both the ends. While 2 metal brackets on the sides are flat, the 3rd one (for the bottom) is moulded to fit the tunnel that runs from the handle-bar to the footboard.
The top side is open with an elastic band running the length.

Once all the four screws are removed, the basket has to be fitted using the screws provided.

Half-way through
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-ewip.jpg

Last screw in..
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Tightening the screws for a perfect fit
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-hfittingfinalcloseup.jpg

Width - easily can hold a water bottle + other knick-knacks
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-kbasketwidth.jpg

All Done!
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-jalldone.jpg
Installed! Front basket in my scooter-lalldone.jpg

PS: Only after I got the delivery from Amazon did I realize that the seller is from Chromepet, Chennai. Called him up and asked about possibility of rusting of the metal brackets and was assured that the pieces would not rust so easily as they are made of GI (Kalai sheet).

Cheers!
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Re: Installed! Front basket in my scooter

Hey Vijay,

Really liked your posts on the Iqube.
Could you please confirm if the basket you've installed is the same one as that of the TVS Jupiter? I'm also planning to install the same for my iqube.

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Re: Installed! Front basket in my scooter

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Hey Vijay,

Really liked your posts on the Iqube.
Could you please confirm if the basket you've installed is the same one as that of the TVS Jupiter? I'm also planning to install the same for my iqube.

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Hi, thanks & sorry for the very late response. The product is modelled for iQube. But, the seller has these baskets for almost all the scooters - moulded according to the shape of the tunnel that runs down + the positions of the screws.

Please check Amazon for basket specifically for Jupiter. Or, you can call up the seller.

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