can you spin the peddles when the bike is clampled? I feel that it's a foolish question but at this low price, I have to ask.
1595605
Yes, you can spin the peddles. You can also rotate the bike to gain access to different parts and different angles.
1595606
Yes you can spin the wheels. I kid you not. This stand is solid. Very professional. I thought about the price also and the quality. You will be happy with this stand. If you don't like it you always have the option of returning the item, but I seriously doubt you will when you assemble the stand, and see how sturdy the bike stand is.
2137468
No it does not move the peddles for you. It you can ride it without peddling. I love my bike so far.
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.
28411
First of all thanks for the reply. And indeed I figured I had to make that change in the Bike. Thank you very much again !!!!!
340617
You can rotate one of the 3 clamp assemblies to work well together but the frames of the bikes should be similar. I took off one of the three for spacing purposes and I was able to carry a cruiser and a womens bike without problem. I did loose the ability to cart three however.
340616
You can rotate just one clamp. I have the rear clamp and the second clamp straight and have the outer one rotated to hold my wife's bike. It works great!
900072
No, but I didn't think much about that. After my son learned how to ride and got confident, I replaced the training wheels with a kickstand. The bike was the best value I found, and lack of a kickstand was not a deal breaker for me.
1283398
No you can't turn the wheel. You and lean the bike somewhat to assist the child. But it is really for helping to balance them as they learn to ride.
1237726
You could but you won't make good time..... it's a great starter bike for tooddling around, but if you are serious about cycling and especially racing, this bike is heavy and its like cycling thru molassas.....check Diamondback, they have some reasonable affordable bikes with better components I got a performance hybrid with disc brakes for under $500 and love it.... unless of course you can afford a Specialized! :-)
279803
I think I know what you are asking. This bike has a flip flop hub. That means that it can be set to a free wheel where you can coast w/o pedaling. If you flip the hub, it becomes a fixed gear. That means that when the back wheel rotates, the pedals rotate. Does that answer you question?
668064
Yes you can peddle and turn at the same time. Unfolded it is a normal bike.
1855919
I do but i clamp the top tube instead of the seat post. (Instructions say to clamp to tube on every bike) all the other bikes i use the seat tube.
756263
Doesn't really work for that. The bike hangs too close to the pole to spin the pedals, so you can't really do any drivetrain maintenance.
1139278
The clamp that actually holds the bike in place is fine - no problems there. It's the small lower clamp - the one that supports and allows the two legs to extend and retract from the main support shaft - which is the real weak point. If you leave the stand up all the time, you're probably OK. But if you fold the stand up when not in use, or when transporting to a bike race/event, be extremely careful! That's how mine broke. I could also see the lower clamp breaking if you're working on a heavier bike, or while putting any downward pressure on your bike while working on it.
1911412
You could do it but you need to stand in the pedals, hold the set with one hand and the other one adjust the seat.It is easier if you get off the bike.It is a good bike.Hope this helps!
1163625
You can spin on this bike but I strongly recommend against do so. It's not a very heavy bike and you could easily lose your balance and tip over.
1859769
I roll my bike all the time when it is folded. I leave the handle bars up and roll it backwards. When the wheels go backwards, the peddles do not move so it is possible to roll.