I've used a large shopsack and large wald zip-tied snugly on a rear Tubus Fly. In addition to zip-tying it the the rack in four places, I also zip-tied the basket to the saddlebag loops on my brooks. (I should mention I'm short, have a fairly wee bike (50 cm), and a low saddle.) I use the re-usable zip-ties so I can take it on and off easily and repeatedly. All is secure with the shopsack and I've carried maybe 20-25 pounds of groceries with this set-up. I like the basket in the rear because I don't like how the load handles in front. It all works but I wouldn't like it loaded for all day. I think a small basket and the small shopsack, especially mounted with the long edge parallel to the frame would be better fitting and balanced, but obviously not carry quite as much.
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