Does this fit on bikes with a curved frame like cruisers? Or mainly like mountain bikes with straight frames?
797183
With the adapter included with the seat, it will likely fit most cruisers. If you want to put it on a mountain bike you'll probably need to grab the thread-less adapter. I ride with the seat mounted on a mountain bike and the stand-over height / mounting and dismounting are my biggest complaints. When I put the seat on our electric bike, cruiser style, this is a non-issue and everything is perfect (although I hardly ride that bike).
797184
It fits perfectly on my husband's Elektra beach cruiser and was super easy to attach. Not sure about mountain bikes but definitely works great on cruiser, safe and sturdy since our son was 9 months and even now at 20 months.
797185
Curved Frames are best for this seat & are in fact featured in the user manual on this seat vs. mountain bike straight frames. It will work on either type of bike handle, but the mountain bike straight frame needs an adapter (i.e.- a Trek mountain bike would need the adapter). We have hybrid bikes so they are a mix between the straight frame of a mountain bike and the curved frame of a path bike / cruiser. Hope this helps!
797186
the frame isnt the issue...the length of your headset and the ammount of post you can extend under the handlebars are your greatest limitation...if you can get 3-5 inches of extension beneath the handlebars you can use this seat. if your cruiser only has the bars bottomed out and wont allow extension more than 2-3 inches you would be better served with a seat that mounts differently.
797187
The measurement that determines how well this seat works with your bike:Long top-tube (distance between bike seat to handlebar). Longer the better. This also means handlebar with long back sweep works the best, so you're not riding hunched over the kid's head. You can also slide your bike saddle back to create more room up front, but doing so will change your leg angles and potentially create knee pains.You also need to lower the bike saddle so you're able to stop the bike and plant your feet reliably. >>>>You can no longer hop off your bike saddle and straddle the top tube, because that area is now occupied by this seat.<<< The measurement that determines how well this seat works with your bike:Long top-tube (distance between bike seat to handlebar). Longer the better. This also means handlebar with long back sweep works the best, so you're not riding hunched over the kid's head. You can also slide your bike saddle back to create more room up front, but doing so will change your leg angles and potentially create knee pains.You also need to lower the bike saddle so you're able to stop the bike and plant your feet reliably. >>>>You can no longer hop off your bike saddle and... » Read More The measurement that determines how well this seat works with your bike:Long top-tube (distance between bike seat to handlebar). Longer the better. This also means handlebar with long back sweep works the best, so you're not riding hunched over the kid's head. You can also slide your bike saddle back to create more room up front, but doing so will change your leg angles and potentially create knee pains.You also need to lower the bike saddle so you're able to stop the bike and plant your feet reliably. >>>>You can no longer hop off your bike saddle and straddle the top tube, because that area is now occupied by this seat.<<< « Show Less
797188
The frame doesn't matter so much it's more the neck of the handle bars. If the curve of your cruiser if level to the neck of handle bars leaves 2 inch on the nech u would be fine. Btw I love this product it's awesome switching back an forth with my wife's bike. My son loves it
797189
it fits on our cruiser but we originally bought it for a mountain bike with the additional adaptor and that didn't work.
1098924
GlennI tried it on mine and found that I had to constantly tighten it. The jarring on the single track around where I ride was too much for it. I would not recommend it for true mountain biking on single track.
1646949
This rack fits standard mountain bike frames with tires 02 .25 inches, but if you mean the new very large and Fat tires I cannot say, also be aware that this rack might not accommodate Some bikes with disc brakes, my bike has disc brakes but it Fits okay but a little tricky to install. Very sturdy construction.
1058532
I have a Specialized CrossTrail Disk. With cable actuated disk brakes, & the rack fit my bike without any issue. I have a Medium sized frame. Hope this helps.
1956038
It worked on my Trek Wahoo that has quick release wheels and disc brakes. I had to open it up a little but if you get it open a little it fits nicely. The only other thing was the two silver 'arms' that attach to the frame. There was a little bending to get them to line up with the holes on the frame to secure the rack to the frame under the seat. I am very happy with this rack and the pannier bag I ordered from Amazon.
99896
I do not have a traditional bike, I think this is best with a bike that has a normal wheelbase length. Good Luck!
87863
I put this one on a cheaper Huffy mountain bike with a solid straight shaft and a bearing set on either side! It was a great upgrade and worked perfect. Very simple to install and I think it should work on your bike with problem.
2095281
This trailer should work in both cases. I use it with a beach cruiser without disk brakes but i dont see why it wouldnt work for a mountain bike with disk brakes. The trailer attaches at the rear wheel hub bolt. The only part that attaches is about a quarter inch thick.
2258529
I have a Specialized Cruz mountain bike and it works fine. It attaches to your frame.
200934
It's very adjustable so it ought to fit just about anything especially considering the fact that top tubes don't vary all that much. There's also the option to just use it on the frame as most people do. I've used it on many bikes: kids, road, mountain etc., and it adjusted easily to them all.
707819
While I don't have the specific bike in question, it should work on most bikes *except* full suspension bikes. It uses a pretty straight-forward clamp that is intended to fit vertically at the rear-most part of the frame, right before the drop-outs: http://www.intownbicycles.com/images/bicycle-terms/bicycle-frame-tube-names.jpgSince this joint moves on many full suspension bikes the clamp would bind the joint.There are other potential gotchas like how cluttered the area is and the angles of the frame that are hard to predict fitment without familiarity with the bike specifics.-john While I don't have the specific bike in question, it should work on most bikes *except* full suspension bikes. It uses a pretty straight-forward clamp that is intended to fit vertically at the rear-most part of the frame, right before the drop-outs: http://www.intownbicycles.com/images/bicycle-terms/bicycle-frame-tube-names.jpgSince this joint moves on many full suspension bikes the clamp would bind the joint.There are other potential gotchas like how cluttered the area is and the angles of the frame that are hard to predict fitment without... » Read More While I don't have the specific bike in question, it should work on most bikes *except* full suspension bikes. It uses a pretty straight-forward clamp that is intended to fit vertically at the rear-most part of the frame, right before the drop-outs: http://www.intownbicycles.com/images/bicycle-terms/bicycle-frame-tube-names.jpgSince this joint moves on many full suspension bikes the clamp would bind the joint.There are other potential gotchas like how cluttered the area is and the angles of the frame that are hard to predict fitment without familiarity with the bike specifics.-john « Show Less
69030
Yes, it has been designed to fit road bikes and mountain bikes. The best way to make sure is to measure your current rear wheel "hub" skewer and compare to the measurements of the Kinetic skewer (9.5 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches). No doubt it will work for you.
1202431
Sure! I have carried cruisers on my rack before. The rack will fit any type and size bike, with wheels from 24" up to 29".
1011155
The real deciding factor in whether this would fit your bike it the size of the handlebar post. The clamp is adjustable, so as long as the handlebar post isn't crazy, it should fit with standard handlebars. I don't know how it fits with the curving street bike handlebar style. Sorry I don't know the specifics for your bike. Maybe someone else can help.
1635111
This rack stand can easily accommodate the larger cruiser wheels. I have two mountain bikes with larger than normal wheels and there is still room. The width of each wheel holder is about 3 1/2 inches and flexes. Hope this helps.
1509801
The brackets themselves are adjustable to a fairly wide range. It fits fine on my bike and I have a somewhat large irregular frame. The distance between them can be manipulate about an inch in or out. Installation does take longer because just about every feature to this rack is adjustable. That's why I bought it. I can get the exact measurement on mine later today if you need it.
974168
this does adjust to almost any angle so having a non-straight bar should not matter at all, i can use this on my wifes bike that is has a girls bar at about a 45 deg angle.