The Etihad Airways Lounge is a limited-access venue on the Event level, 2-3 flights of stairs from the main concourse level. Lounge access comes with some seats or can be purchased at certain times as part of packages. I got one-time access as part of a ticket charity auction. You can gain access to the event via the stairwell opposite aisle 108 on the concourse level. It feels like 3 flights of stairs going down. There is also an elevator at the top of the stairs on the concourse level. There was an elevator operator in the elevator the day we went. It feels like the venue was jammed into some empty place under the event floor but it still works. They scan your lounge pass at the entrance and then give you a wristband that you use for later access. This was a fast process. The scanning entry area is small and I could see people getting caught on the stairs if they came in closer to game time. The lounge opened about 1 hour before the game and stayed open until the end of the 2
MIK mounts are a great removable bag or basket mounts. You can easily swap bags, baskets, or other bike attachments. There are racks with integrated MIK attachment points. My Electra Townie has a plain rack so I added a MIK adapter . Sagging Soft-Sides on the Rear Rack I have an Electra Basil soft-sided cooler that is twice the width of my MIK bracket and probably 30% wider than my rear rack. I load the bag up with drinks, heavy chain bike locks, and other ridiculous items. These locks tend to slide to the sides of the bag which causes the bag to sag down on the sides. The MIK bracket acts as a high center on and off the bike because of the thickness of the bag-mounted bracket. MIK Dimensions The MIK base on my soft bag had mounting holes 10MM apart in width and 19MM in length. Adding a cutting board Base to the Cooler I decided that I wanted to add a base plate between the cooler/bag and the MIK bracket. I have a drill but didn't want to get involved with cutting a piece