will this fit on stationary exercise bikes?
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If it's a "normal" sized bike seat. I've only used it for spin classes with the skinny bike seats. It does have an adjustable feature with a string that helps to fasten it in place as well.
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It should fit on most stationary bike seats that look like the traditional racing bike seat. I cannot verify that it will fit on all bike seats.
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Yes. I bought it for a staionary bike that I have. The original seat was way to hard.
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I can't answer from experience, but a lot of reviews I read before I purchased it said that it would.
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If your stationary bike is a "spin cycle" that you lean forward to pedal and raise up off the seat, as you would with a street bike; with a narrow (less than 6" at it's widest point) seat, it will fit. If your stationary bike is an "upright" bike that you pedal in an upright posture, it probably will not fit. Normally the upright bikes comes with a wide comfort cruiser type seat (those are usually about 8 or so inches wide) it will not fit.
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As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the mounting instructions and it should work fine. As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the... » Read More As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the mounting instructions and it should work fine. « Show Less
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I have it on a Schwinn stationary bike. This seat is not very wide. The seat that came on the bike is wider.
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It should. The resistance apparatus is adjustable to fit various bike tire sizes.
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I can only assume it would be great, but without knowing how the mount/post on a stationary bike is designed i dont know if it is compatible. If the seat mount is like a bike mount, i'm sure you will enjoy it.
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Measure the diameter of the Pedal Screw, if it is 1/2 or 9/16, that size will probably fit.Most of my Bicycles are 9/16 and Exercise machine is 1/2"
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From the pics I saw online it should fit between handles. Recumbet bike exercise machine right?
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It should do just fine. It is designed to be clamped in place on the outside of your bike frame by the nut or quick release that keeps your wheel in place. It fits flat against the outside of the frame; the disc brake is on the inside. There will be no interference. Not to mention, I bought it to move the unit back so my heel would stop catching the clamp version of the hitch. This is far better and safer I think.
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my stationary bike seat is pretty narrow and it fits snugly.Hope that helps.
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Diana I am not really sure. I don't think this one would as it is made to ratchet up and down. If you google gell seats for exercise bikes it brings up a lot of choices. Hope this helped. If you type in the same thing in amazon they have a bunch of them there too.
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I think it will.. I had bought it for a stationary bike but the seat was very wide and didn't fit. I think the seat cover is more for a pedal bike with a narrow seat. Hope this helps..
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I have an exercise bike, and the way this seat goes on my tricycle , it would probably fit the exercise bike. Most of these seats have a standard bike fitting receiver. A pipe fits inside and is tightened down. One thing, the back rest is farther back and does not really give any lumbar support. I use a little lumbar pillow.
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It is pretty adjustable, I'm not familiar with your particular bike, but it should.
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I think it will. I believe there is a space in between. But I dont have my bike with me to check
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It should, plus the part that lifts up the bike from the axle and or swing arm has adjustable widths
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If your bike is a one piece bottom bracket (like on a bmx or an old cruiser) this will fit. Otherwise it probably will not.
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the pedals work great for my exercise bike. My bike is a different brand. I have a Schwinn AD2