My bike is a "girls" style frame, and a smaller BMX type bike for my son. Will this accommodate? Would like to see pics with bike on it.
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The bikes should fit. as long as the tube will rest in the holder it will be fine. you can adjust the lock for different size tubes. I do not have any pictures for it is the middle of winter and the bike rack is put away. i really do like the bike rack though. It worked great when we took it about 5 hours away
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The swagman company makes a bar that is designed to be attached to the women style bicycles. It does depend on how extreme the slanted top bar tilts as to whether you can use the rail in the cradle. I really like my bike rack and it makes moving multiple bikes a breeze. The smaller bmx bike won't be a problem unless it is one of those weird frames that has very little space between the bars of the frame, but the attachment that works on the girls bike may also allow you to use the smaller bike. I do not have the attachment; I have all boys and my wife's is a Trek that has very little slope in the top rail. The swagman company makes a bar that is designed to be attached to the women style bicycles. It does depend on how extreme the slanted top bar tilts as to whether you can use the rail in the cradle. I really like my bike rack and it makes moving multiple bikes a breeze. The smaller bmx bike won't be a problem unless it is one of those weird frames that has very little space between the bars of the frame, but the attachment that works on the girls bike may also allow you to use the smaller bike. I do not have the attachment; I have all boys and my wife's is a Trek that has very little slope... » Read More The swagman company makes a bar that is designed to be attached to the women style bicycles. It does depend on how extreme the slanted top bar tilts as to whether you can use the rail in the cradle. I really like my bike rack and it makes moving multiple bikes a breeze. The smaller bmx bike won't be a problem unless it is one of those weird frames that has very little space between the bars of the frame, but the attachment that works on the girls bike may also allow you to use the smaller bike. I do not have the attachment; I have all boys and my wife's is a Trek that has very little slope in the top rail. « Show Less
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Although the bike cradles do rotate, it's not enough to accommodate a typical adult lady's bike. An added adapter bar for the girl's bike does work. The rack does not easily accommodate smaller bikes since the cradle/rack may be to big to fit through the center of the smaller bike without considerable effort.
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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/
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It will definitely adjust to a "girls" style frame (angled bar). I do not have a picture but I use mine with bikes that have an angled bar. I would believe it will also work well with a BMX bike.
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Yes, this bike would be too small. My 6 & 8-y-o both have this bike. The frame is shorter. It is also a beginner bike so when you back peddle it brakes so it makes it tough to do tricks and stuff
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It is sturdy for sure but I have no idea what your bike is..so I don't know if it will fit.
330589
The frame seems too small unless he's under 5'5". I tried riding it and my knees bump the handlebars. I can ride it standing up though but not for very long.
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The bike rack we have is from WalMart, and it works with the bar. If you can put a boys type bike on your rack, the Allen bar should work for you.
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Yes. We have a women's small road bike and have no issues. We also mount kids road bikes on it.
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I got (2) kids bikes on mine (plus 2 adults) without the extra bar or padding. The girl bikes sit slightly differently as they don't have the upper cross bar. I hang them from the lower bar of the bike (on one arm) and the small area between the seat and rear tire (on the other arm). It works fine.
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Yes for some bike makers... but the 350mm should fit most needs. Some use a shorter post to shave weight from their bike, while others use a smaller frame and a longer post for the same reason. For your use, the 350mm will give your daughter the adjustments she needs. Remember to check the diameter of the post as they also come in different sizes and may not fit your frame.
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Probably. I have a traditional style bike and it works perfectly. I was looking for a basket to fit my bike like I had when I was a kid. This was it.
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I don't see why you should not . Just keep in mind if the bike has a female frame you may need to buy an attachment bar .
11223
I didn't try to add those baskets in the back, I'm not sure if this is possible since I'm not a pro in customizing bikes. Sorry my friend
394010
Looking at pics of the bike, as long as you use the included straps for the bottom fastener loops. It also has an adjustable Velcro strap, about 4-6inches wide, on the back side to adjust for fit over the sissy bar. I would say yes.
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We add the portable bar to my women's bike for it to fit. It will not hold it otherwise.
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I'm sure it will fit on the rim. Just check to see if the old tire has adequate side clearance to the forks for the extra 1/4" wider (1/8" each side). Most of the BMX-style bikes have plenty of clearance. Also, get a new tube for a few bucks. You'll be glad when you never have to change tires/tubes again on that bike. The kids will only be on it for a few years at most.
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My bike is similar to a cruiser, and it fits. The issue is how much space is on the metal frame below the seat and before the other part of the frame juts out for the attachment to properly lock onto the frame. Most cruisers have enough space, but I couldn't tell you it will fit for sure.
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I have kids bikes that look like motocross bikes. They don't have accessible center bars. The 4 bikes went on easily. After a little adjusting for the wheel location. The smallest I used was a 16 inch.
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Actually it will work with a women's style bike that doesn't have the center bar very easily. My wife has one and the "J" hook slides down to securely hold the bike frame with no special adjustments or other equipment needed. I just make sure my wife's bike is clamped in first with the bottom "J" hook and then adjust for mine with the top one.