Wald 137 & 139 Baskets

The primary difference is size. The 137 is the smaller, more compact option, while the 139 is larger and offers more surface area for bulkier cargo, making it better suited for grocery runs or larger gear.

These baskets are highly versatile thanks to their adjustable struts, but they are designed for bikes with standard handlebars and fork eyelets or axle mounts. You should verify that your bike has the necessary mounting points before purchasing.

Assembly is straightforward, but it does require basic mechanical aptitude and a few standard tools. The kit includes all necessary mounting hardware, and the adjustable struts allow you to fine-tune the fit to your specific frame geometry.

Yes, these baskets are the industry standard for basket bags. Their open-wire design provides a stable platform that pairs perfectly with most popular basket bags, allowing you to secure your items easily.

The baskets are rated for a 15-pound capacity. While the steel construction is very durable, exceeding this weight can affect your bike's handling and steering, so it is best to keep heavier items centered.

While the basket is technically removable, it is designed to be a semi-permanent fixture on your bike. Removing it requires unbolting the struts and handlebar mounts, so it is not intended for quick, daily detachment.