Will this hold a women's bike with a slanted top bar?
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Yes... I have three. One holds a TT/triathlon bike with a straight top bar, one holds a men's road bike with a slightly slanted top bar and one holds a women's mountain bike (heaviest of the three) with what I would call a normal slant in the top bar. Hope this helps. I also use the hooks at end to hang my bike shoes on after I hang my bike up (bike shoes with the shoe loops). You can rest your helmet on it once you have placed your bike on the rack. One more thing, make sure you are screwing this into a stud in the wall and not just the wall itself. The mountain bike I mentioned above weighs more than 20 lbs and the rack has never come off the wall. Yes... I have three. One holds a TT/triathlon bike with a straight top bar, one holds a men's road bike with a slightly slanted top bar and one holds a women's mountain bike (heaviest of the three) with what I would call a normal slant in the top bar. Hope this helps. I also use the hooks at end to hang my bike shoes on after I hang my bike up (bike shoes with the shoe loops). You can rest your helmet on it once you have placed your bike on the rack. One more thing, make sure you are screwing this into a stud in the wall and not just the wall itself. The mountain bike I... » Read More Yes... I have three. One holds a TT/triathlon bike with a straight top bar, one holds a men's road bike with a slightly slanted top bar and one holds a women's mountain bike (heaviest of the three) with what I would call a normal slant in the top bar. Hope this helps. I also use the hooks at end to hang my bike shoes on after I hang my bike up (bike shoes with the shoe loops). You can rest your helmet on it once you have placed your bike on the rack. One more thing, make sure you are screwing this into a stud in the wall and not just the wall itself. The mountain bike I mentioned above weighs more than 20 lbs and the rack has never come off the wall. « Show Less
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My wife's bicycle hanging just fine. Little crooked but stable. Same with my son's mounting bike
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Yes, but it can be hard to put on. The hooks are deep and, depending on the bike, may not fit easily where the top bar and the head bar meet.
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I had it hooked to the pull out on my patio so that I can clean my bike. Let's just say, it doesn't hold it up too well. It wobbles and then it came down! My bike's a road bike that weigh 17lbs. I wouldn't put my hybrid cruiser on it. I hope this helps you in determining whether you want to get this product or not.
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It should, however the bike will hang at the angle of the top tube. if that doesn't matter then go for it. It will not work on a woman's Mixte frame.
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Yes, it will. Just uploaded a picture, which should be the 4th one, and the only one showing a girl's bike. I used a 13/64" drill bit with the supplied screws. Tip: soap the screws, rubbing a bar of soap the entire length & around the screws--HUGE difference in being able to screw to wall.
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If the bike has two slanted bars it might but if it's just one slanted bar, I don't see how it would work.
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I'm able to secure kid's bikes without a tension bar. It probably will hold a woman's bike but the bike will not be in level position without a tension bar,
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It will work no problem with men's bikes but may require an adapter for the women's bikes and or special configuration frames.
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Hi there! I'm not sure about the huffy women's cruiser, but I think it will fit on any typical rear bike rack. Good luck!
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Ivy, both of the bikes i have have a horizontial top bar. Given each clamp that hold the bikes are adjustable, I would assume you can make it adjustable. To be on the safe side, I would look for a different style of bike rack to use.Good Luck,E. Daniels
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It might when placed at an angle. It is 12" long, 8" wide and extends to 8-10" high. The bag is held to a bike rack with Velcro straps which proved very reliable and strong. I put a lot of stuff in it, and with the top extended it did become top-heavy a little. To prevent "sway" when top heavy, I also secured with a bungee.
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We used this to carry one mens and one womens mountain bike. I bought the extra travel bar to fit on the womens bike and it was fine. I would recommend buying the extra bar for both bikes. It should be fine with that addition.
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I just looked at my wife's bike that uses this bag and can't see any reason it wouldn't work with straight bars.
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I had a men's road bike and a women's town bike and they both fit fine. The rubber "cradles" that hold the bikes swivel so they can rotate to accept the angled seat post and angled front frame of the women's bike. Had to figure it out, but it all worked in the end.
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We have an adult female bike and it fits fine. The female bike just sits at an angle
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I just put my bike on crooked using the frame, but it would no doubt be better and more stable if I got a cross-bar adapter such as the Allen Sports Tension Bar Bicycle Cross-Bar Adapter which is one of the less expensive of such bars available on Amazon. May be I'll order one, myself :)!
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Yes it will, This is very light weight and once fitted, it is very sturdy. But please note that this rack is longer than regular racks, even on my bike with 700C tires, this looks longer.
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My bike is a mountain bike with a sloped spine, and the bike is slanted, but still works fine. Others have talked about the adapter bar working just fine for them, but I haven't needed it and don't use one, so I can't tell you from personal experience. Sorry.
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It should work if you don't mind the bike riding on a slant! the two cushions that the bike rides on spin 360 degrees.
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You can buy the straight bar attachment for cruisers/women's bikes, but I can tell you from experience a cruiser will fit on this rack it just sits in a awkward position but is stable.
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Yes, I have a women's step-through bike and this rack works very well for it.
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Charise, the cross bar adaptor is for bikes that don't have a top tube that is horizontal (or close to it). Bike frames that slope down, such as traditional women's frames would need one, and some modern mountain bikes also have sloping top tubes--they would need one as well. If the top tubes on your bikes are horizontal or nearly-horizontal, the rack will hold them fine without the adaptors.