the piece that physically connect to the seat post, is THAT where the quick release is? or does that piece always stay on the seatpost?
170940
The quick release is right at the connection to the adult bike -- right under the adult seat. When you take the co-pilot off, there's just a small metal bit that's still on the adult bike -- barely noticeable.
170941
The quick release is not on the part that attaches to the seat-post. The WeeRide slides into the part that attaches to the seat-post and then has a quick release bolt that slides through both pieces to attache them. The collar that attaches to the seat-post can be removed easily enough if you need the space for something else, but I just leave it where it is.
170942
the whole section detaches from the seat post.....leaving the main bike free
170943
Hi, you can go about either way. That is, you can keep the connector bolted to the seatpost and just remove trailer by releasing qr and pulling bolt off and just leaving a six inch connector piece bolted to seat post OR you can undo all 4 bolts and freeing your seat post of any hardware.
815374
No post. It fastens onto the post already on the bicycle. Sorry, hope you can find a post for your bike. This seat is VERY comfortable on my exercise bike!
2272603
It does come off with the short post attached. But its pretty cheap. Don't buy it if you're using this as a drum throne for real. Just too cheap.
1051688
The part that attaches to the tv...or monitor... then drops in onto two pins... this is then held in with two allen screws on each side....These screws are used to adjust the tilt up and down of the monitor,and hold it all in place....thus there is no "Quick Release lever"....But yes its in Two Pieces for mounting...have fun
1212140
It did mine...however, I has to bend part of the frame for it to not interfere with the seatpost.
1779938
Everything was easy xcept the seat. Help! How do you put together? I feel like there are too much hardware on a tiny screw that holds together with a but but not to me. Help! I just got this bike I cannot figure it out. There's a seat separate hardware and somehow you stick the hardware in the seat and attach the seat slider....how?????
630801
I attach mine to a beach cruiser. It attaches at the seat neck or post. It fits on a trail bike, a beach cruiser and any other large bike.
1476816
it's under the seat. must remove the seat. i don't recommend this, but i did not use the screws that secure the seat on. the seat clicks in place. our little guy will be monitored while he's on the bike so, i'm not too concerned about the seat coming off and no i will not sue if it does.
1074327
The ToPeak seat comes with a strap that is supposed to be attached to your seat post. You'll need to determine if you'll be able to attach this to your seat. See the installation instructions... http://www.topeak.com/mediafiles/products/366
1449359
Yes, it's a wonderful design to quick release when not needed and snap-on when needed. If the kid is using it to ride it at home, usually it's a nuisance. Hence removed it. Now, outside, depending on the time of the day and Sun, feel free to use/remove it
1097211
It is one piece for the seat. it doesn't fit exactly right, but was close enough so I use it.
1837259
It does attach to a std adult trike post but I was not able to attach the support bar. The support bar attachs to the bottom of the seat and is for addtl stability. It works without it but does wobble some.
1352024
Velcro straps on top holds tight to seat and velcro strap on side hold tight to seat post
1446246
The seat is a typical bike seat and is attached to the post by a male/female like connection. The connection is secured by a bolt/nut combo. Take a socket wrench and tighten the *#$## out of it, and it will snug the seat up.
854776
the rack is made to use the eyelets. It does not mount to the seat post. There is a strap you put on the seat post that serves as a safety for keeping the seat attached.
2085768
As long as the seat post has a standard clamp to attach to the rails under the seat, yes. If the seatpost uses a clamp that is adjustable with a hex key, it may become loose as you ride.
699383
You need an allen wrench to attach the bracket to the adult bike's seatpost (four allen bolts). After that, you can attach and remove the WeeRide through the use of a single quick release bolt (which you still need to unthread, so it's not exactly quick release). It's not especially time consuming.