Will it work on a mountain bike, that is all I have and since I am moving to an apartment that is close to a shopping center, I want to be able ride.
1720898
Only with some heavy modification of the seat post mount as it's designed for smaller diameter tubing posts. If you are comfortable drilling metal and have a quality hardware store nearby then yes. If not, look towards a pannier bag setup/DIY mount a plastic crate.
1720899
I put mine on a mountain bike. I live on a sailboat and needed a good way to carry things back to the boat. mounting it was simple.
1720900
depends if the bike has rear suspension or not. if it does then it's worthless, if it doesn't then yes you can ride it. as well as it fitting bike with wheels that are 24" -26".
1970853
Not really. Not if you are using a MTB for it's intended purposes. On the other hand if you are using your mountain bike like a road/hybrid bicycle, not only does it work very well but it gives your mountain bike that classic look. I have a Trek 800 Antelope and everyone loves it's classic cosmetic appeal. It also rides a lot better as a road bike than a mountain bike on city streets.
1334744
I don't have a m mountain bike my wife has a hybrid and it went on. If you have a woman's bike you will have to get an adapter to put the bike on. If call company they will tell you the closest places to get out
1191890
I found it didn't work well with bumpy mountain bike tires. Smooth tires should work fine, no matter how big.
1420900
I use mine with a moderately priced commuter bike, but I think it would work. The coupler goes between the bike frame and the nut that holds the rear axle on, on the axle without gears, so I suspect it would work with almost any bike. Personally, I don't know that I would use a road bike just from the riding position (you'll be looking over your shoulder a lot at first) and the limited low range options for gears. Mountain would be much better suited.
1757755
I have only ridden a mountain bike with this. I read another review where they suggested they used it with a motor bike. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
438014
Yes, there should not be a problem, when you buy the cable that is what you really have to look out for, make sure you buy Road bike break cable, the head is different for MTB and road. Make sure the bike is step up to brake not to lock up the wheels. Modulation not skidding is what you want in your breaks... Best of Luck, they have a neat feature on the front side, a small pin slides in and out to bring the lever a bit closer to the handlebar. Have fun and keep riding
983259
It may work. But honestly, I find it even a little bulky on a large motorcycle. I would think that it would be a little overkill on a bicycle. Plus, I'm not real happy with the quality.
1293714
This will work fine for mountain biking. A cell signal is not required - the GPS signal comes from satellites, not cell towers.
2258529
I have a Specialized Cruz mountain bike and it works fine. It attaches to your frame.
73071
I don't own a bike at the moment but working from memory I would say that it should work on bike pedals.
1388383
I have a hybrid bike and it is a little off on my bike. I assume it would fit a normal mountain bike. So I would like to say yes.
2105005
Would work but not with small items like keys, those could easily fall through the sides. I wouldn't use it on a mountain bike, unless you're riding on light trails.
1108201
Since your bike has an aluminum body it would be no problem. Get some bungee cords to secure your wheels to the pedals so that they don't move around so much. If your bike was made from carbon fiber I would suggest that you buy one of the bike racks where the bike stands up resting on it's wheels and not secured to the top rail of the bike. Good luck.
1473235
Although, we haven't tried it on a mountain bike yet. We have used it on 3 different types of bikes we use in the city. 2 hybrids and 1 city bike. The hybrids have pretty large frames, similar to those of a mountain bike.
568340
It will function with the bike but you won't be happy with the knobby tire on a mountain bike. A hybrid tire would be better
1891157
Yes, it can be; keep in mind that you do have three wheels, so you don't want to take this everywhere you can take a mountain bike. The only other thing I would recommend would be possibly upgrading the tires, if you plan on going through rougher terrain.