Can you disarm the haandle bars & only use the pedals
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By "disarm the handle bars" if you mean lock them in place so they stay in the upright position, the answer is "no." However, you can just use the pedals, but the handle bars will still keep moving, as I`m sure you know. I have done this on many occasion and I like it because it adds more weight/resistance to my workout.Have you read my overall review of this product??
1271343
The handle bars always move - but you don't have to touch them to still peddle. Likewise you can only use the handle bars, and place your feet on fixed foot rests, and of course you can use both your feet and hands, or neither if like just sitting on a bike seat. In any case I'd recommend getting a slip on seat cushion pad - as the one that comes with the bike is not all that comfortable.
357949
Yes you could. Check the seat mounting, it's possible you have them mounted wrong and need to be spun 180 degrees. The lever actually relieves the cylinder "not easily". but with the seat removed the cylinder could be actuated by hand.
1202590
Yes. the pedals are a little flimsy so don't be surprised if you need to replace those immediately. make sure you tighten all nuts and bolts before using. mine all came extremely loose.
1872022
Yes. Just use the screw and bolt to put the holder together without the handle bar.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
906344
Yes the saddle and pedals can be changed out. The seat post and pedal cranks are just like what I have on my road bike, so they can be changed out just like you would on your bike.
1409032
You can while the grip itself still works. However, this product is very unreliable... mine really only serves as a grip now. The battery side of it including the pass-through recharging capability it had all died within about a month of purchase. I'd junk it out if it wasn't a good grip on its own.
2113676
Yes, you can. I used mine for a party and took them apart very easily afterwards. They only have 4 screws.
532156
No never. It's not safe to do that. Get a handicap approved pedal extension kit for DOT approved usage. These are for bicycles. http://www.drivemastermobility.com/pedals.htm
1736709
No I don't think so, I think if you try to do that you will ruin the motor. I was actually disappointed in the bike, it is really ONLY passive motion. There is no resistance to set and if you pedal ahead of the motor with effort on your own part..it shuts down and you have to wait for it to catch up to you. I am going to sell it on ebay as a used bike. It would be great for a stroke victim that wants passive ROM with arms and legs, just not someone who is looking for a workout.
412718
Hi Melissa, you could and not a bad ideal,but you would have to take off the following items - crack assembly, peddles, chain, chain housing/cover and training wheels. Hope that helps. Chris
2212805
Yes you can remove them. They are held with thread. No clue on them. You have to make sure you your thread is nice and tight. Remember your doubling your tracks. Meaning your using more weight.
1429386
Yes you can. Be careful pulling recoil out. The spring will most likely be wound
381034
Yes both the seat and pedals can be swapped out. I changed the original pedals for look pedals for my cycle shoes.
774441
Technically you can but the brand name will be on the bottom and it looks ugly because you'll be seeing the bottom of the screws. Just order a left hand brake lever o make it easy.
2112684
No, you can't lock them. The bars they're attached to (at the bottom in the pic) are attached to the pedals.
883693
I wouild say it would be best to remove them just so you don't forget they're in there and they corrode and damage the pedal. The batteries being in the pedal do not affect how the One Spot works.