I realize this product is mounted on the seat tube. Is it firm enough to clear the rear tire If filled? I realize there are load limitations.
291902
I haven't had a problem with that at all, but I ride a road bike. Basically, if it were to go low enough to touch my tire it would sit right on top of my brakes rather than touch the tire. The bottom strap locks in to the top of the A-frame above the wheel and brakes, so it can't go lower than that. I think you'll be fine.
291903
I use the large saddle bag on a recumbent trike so it sits on a rack over the rear wheel. Not sure that I understand your question, however, the bottom of the bag is flat and contains some supportive sheets-but it is not really rigid. If attached to the seat post on an upright I could imagine it sitting happily on a rear fender. LS
291904
Yes it is. I have it on a 27 inch Fuji cycle cross. It has enough room for tube, car keys, my wallet, C o2 cartridge with its pump.
291905
It is well clear of the brakes. I suppose if your seat is very low, you unzip and expand the bag fully, and have something very heavy inside the bag causing it to hang down even further it could potentially create a problem. But I would have to guess that in 99% of normal circumstances with the seat at a normal height, the bag is no where near the rear tire.
291906
This bag holds it's shape well and the Velcro determines the lower limit. If you are worried about the tire you may want to try the medium or small as the bag is expandable downward. That Said I'm pleasantly surprised at how much I like this bag.
291907
My bag is well above the rear tire. In fact, it is even above the rear reflector so I didn't have to move the reflector onto the bag. If I expanded it, the bag it would probably block the reflector, but still be nowhere near the tire. I guess it will also depend upon how high your seat is raised, but I just don't think it will be an issue.
291908
i tied a shoe string to the loops on the bottom of the bag and secured it to the framework in the seat for some added stabilization. It has a strap that will also run through the seat structure. The shoe string keeps it stable from side movement
291909
yes, I have 29" tires and it is firm enough to clear the rear tire even when fully extended.
1058971
I didn't try it with a car tire, but I am afraid it's not so strong. Thanks.
282023
ONLY if you rest the rear tire (as I do on a cinder block in my garage) on something that will carry most of the bike weight, AND secure the bracket to a wall stud at the appropriate height for the front tire hook to cradle the tire and not have the tire hanging on it. Only then would I consider doing what you ask. Hope this helps.
62101
It rides close enough for my comfort. The time saved on flats and air checking as well as pumping are well worth while considering. Mounting rim as well as the inside of the tires --not that hard. I did grease the inside of the tire and the rim to help with future spoke adjustment and to prevent rust from the inside out. PEACE
421749
No the pressure should be fine. The tire absorbs this pressure and also if you think about the amount of weight on the wheel from riding, I would think the pressure from the rack is not that bad. I've attached my bike with 50mm carbon clinchers before.
1534533
I just checked it out for you by placing my rear tire in. Worked just fine. I was worried about the clearance for the derailleur - but it was no problem whatsoever. I love mine.
519850
We used one of these for a heavy duty trailer, cant remember the tire size now but it was big. Worked fine but... its not the strongest material and I am waiting for it to give. My vehicles do spend a lot of time in serious off road conditions, that is why I worry. If this is for normal use, you will be fine.
271168
No I would not recommend this for pumping up bike tires. It is more for large inflatables. River rafts, air mattresses....etc...
2162744
Yes, need to keep tires pumped up. Very comfortable to sit on and work from. Use a leash on the handle to pull it around easier.
1657889
I haven't mounted rear tires yet. Front ones were a pain, but certainly doable. I suppose I've been dreading the job, but it really shouldn't be to bad. Try some Dawn liquid soap for a lubricant.(not to much)
1067520
I have them on mine, I used them along with a rough country BB lift. It raised the rear end up so it did not look as saggy with the BB. It does ride a bit more firm but if I had to, I would do it again.
2225104
I am sorry. I have not applied my supply, yet. I believe that it is too expensive to be used on tires. One of the comments about this product was written by a person that indicated that he is in the auto detail business or something similar. He says a lot about the application and use. You may want to see other comments posted on Amazon.
1125729
Unlikely. It might keep some water and mud off your back but it doesn't block the whole tire.
1514936
No. Its more for inflatables such as pool loungers and air mattresses. It does not have the capabilities for high pressure low volume as with bicycle tires. Cheers!
172797
I was hoping to put bags on mine, but the instruction booklet says not to put more than 10 pounds on it. I believe this bike would do fairly well cross country, but if the battery ruins dry it's a work out to peddle. I would recommend removing the battery to ride without power, because the battery is fairly heavy. The Manuel recommends this too. This thing goes up hills no problem. I find peddling helps take a lot of the work off the battery.
1447450
I don't have the low rider attachment I have the seat post clamp so I can't really say, but my dog is very strong she could probably make the back tire slide sideways, but I think the key is to keep your dog moving fast so they don't have time to think about doing anything else.
1782738
You could go a bit higher, maybe 65lbs or so, but not much more than that. It is not a real road tire so it will feel a bit sluggish.