Can a TRX be attached to this bar?
175730
I would not recommend it. While it is solid enough to do pull ups on its own, if you attach a TRX, the bar may become unstable and collapse
175731
I don't think this bar is stable enough. It could hold the weight coming straight down from it but if you pulled too much at an angle it wouldn't stay put.
175732
You could attach a TRX, but I think it's usefulness would be limited. The bar isn't really made for kipping pull ups, so I don't think it would be safe to use a TRX in a way that would involve leaning away from the bar. At most, I would use it the same way I would use rings for push ups. Having said that, I've never tried rings or TRX on mine, so others might have more insight.
1316616
Yes, the bar is removable. There is a pin that allows you to add/remove the bar.
1769561
Your limitation is simply the foundation of your door. I have the TRX and the Woss as well.TRX hands down is the best...just pricey.I am certified in TRX suspension training. I utilize all 3.
1100019
Sure you can, so long as you have a bar somewhere (that you can reach while driving) to attach it to.
1862796
I'm not sure. My husband weighs 250 and he "hangs" from the trx to do australian pull ups and pushups. We used a stud finder and very long screws to mount it to the ceiling
1274503
Yes you can, but you need the accesory Bar Adapter 64004 or 64005. See it on http://www.swagman.net/products/rack-accessories/deluxe-bar-adapter-2/
85696
I don't have one, but I just looked at a picture and it should work fine. It snaps on to the bar on the back and everything can be adjusted.
1617442
Not without some modification. The ends of the bar itself would need to be trimmed down, or new holes drilled through it to line up the holes in the mounting brackets.
2171108
My bar had 1 screw/bolt under the middle bar, right in the center. I did this a while ago but I seem to remember it being Torx. The bracket kind of wraps the back of the bar with the bottom hole on the bracket lining up with the screw/bolt. Since gravity works against this I used a dab of loctite on the threads. It has all worked great for me.
1662075
no. use clamp-ons. i do not know if any such bars have holes as without additional welds and reinforcements, strength/integrity would be compromised
1936096
The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on... » Read More The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. « Show Less
1999350
Yes... But, nothing that you can buy officially. I found 2 short (hockey stick looking) metal bars that were able to attach to the bike frame and the short arms from a local bike shop. I'd start by looking there and asking them
233569
Yes. If the beams are a standard width apart and are parallel to each other then you can. However, the hardware is bolts not screws, so, if you can't access the top of the beam to drill through then you will have an issue. You could try screwing the bar to the beams, but that may be less secure at higher weights. Long answer is long, but hopefully it helps.
1806845
I am not sure. I have never tried. It would require you to make a strap to get from the bottom pull to the bar. I have a torn biceps tendon right now and I can't even try it for you. Sorry.
1883193
These bars need to be screwed to the wall. They can be "chained" together, though. Not sure if that answers your question, as it appears to be truncated.
1084500
No, the way the bar is attached, the configuration requires a right-foot bass drum. Maybe if you're a good modder :)
1004107
The top bar is in four pieces that connect. It is not telescoping, so you couldn't make it less wide if you wanted to. In case I'm wrong, I would wait and listen to another reply before you make any judgements on mine.