How much clearance is there between the adult bike tire and the WeeRide bar that goes over and attaches? I have a rack on my bike.
1141045
It depends on how high your seatpost is--the bike attaches to seatpost, so if you are tall, you might be able to keep the rack on (depending on how long it is). THere is about 8.5" of clearance on mine between my tire and the post for the wee rider. I could see a rack being there, although it would really be usable.
1141046
I have a rack as well. as long as it not past the back of your tire, i think it would be fine. good luck
2145919
The tires normally extend about an inch thru the bottom bars, but, it will work. Thanks.
189666
Not all bike racks are the same. I have a Transit bike rack and have about .25" clearance above the fender.
1676403
I think it should work fine. It just slides over the top of the spare tire with some straps that go around underneath. I found it a little wobbly with the bike on the rack so I just put some bungees to the corners of the bumpers. Good luck.
1509823
Depends on which bit you are trying to secure. If you put the front tire in the slot on the rack, you can secure it. If you are going for the frame or the post you may have trouble. What I do is either try and get an end slot or just lock it to the outside bit of the rack. Hope this helps!
1965205
32 inches between the bars is perfect. I just measured mine and they are 32 1/4 inches apart. So far I am very happy with the rack... Especially for the price.
667462
Tire width is not an issue. The rack is adjustable for height and on the highest setting will be just over 15.5" from the center of the axle to the bottom of the rack. Hope this helps
1310162
Depends on what kind of bike you are putting on the carrier. That said, the carrier sits much further from the back of my truck than I had anticipated, so there is quite a bit of clearance to play with.
2280186
The rack goes through the tire and does not come in contact with the circumference/ rubber of the tire. I see no reason why it should not functional even with the flat tire mounted.
1098738
I get about 45" when I measure. I measured from the floor to the top of the first post. Then I measured the four inches left above the adjustable bar. It is possible that when lowered it will slide an inch (or so) below the 45". I can't lower my rack right now to measure it specifically (while it's lowered) for you.
1528086
It might depend on how high you can put the seat on the adult bike. If you keep your seat low, the connector would hit the rack. If you can put the seat higher, it MIGHT work, though I haven't tried with a rack.
793813
Hi! Unfortunately this rack will not fit on the bike you are referring to. Thanks.
2174661
There is only 1.75" clearance between the two handle bar grabbing brackets, and it's not adjustable. If you have a large square joint where the handle bars connect to the stem, it may not fit. You may need a handle bar bag that is more adjustable.
318640
The top of the rack itself has a 15 1/2" platform. Mine sits a few inches back from seat post tube. The distance from post tube to the back of rack is 21". My seat however extends 1" over the front of the rack, leaving 14 1/2" of space for a very high basket or pack. All of this depends somewhat on your bike geometry since the rack is adjustable. You shouldn't have a problem with the basket extending over the back of the rack however (it's very sturdy) so it will probably work for you.
2112193
The purchase item is for one complete rack. This includes the part for both sides and attachment hardware for both forks with low rider mounts and for those without such braze-on mounts (you would use the included clamps that go around the blades). I have this rack in use and it is good one. It doesn't have the hoop to go overtop of the tire and connect both sides. As long as you are carrying light loads the hoop isn't essential. Otherwise look for one with the hoop.
1767546
If the carrier doesn't provide enough clearance between the forward bike and the spare tire you could always install a hitch extension bar. Any good trailer hitch store or trailer hitch web site should have them. On one end of the extension bar is a male end that fits into the female recepticle of your hitch. On the other end ( the extended end ) is a female recepticle that accepts the bike carrier. You would probably need to implement some anti-rattle clamps to reduce or eliminate looseness of the assembly. I wouldn't recommend using the extension bar on anything but a lightweight load like a bike carrier.
1711698
I bought a rack at the same time and it went right on no problems. I did have a bike with separate bolt holes on the frame for finders and a rack. Clearance was not a problem. You might have to get longer bolts if you only have one hole set for both fenders and rack. With 1/2" elevation difference in the bike mounting holes, I still have 1" between the fender and the bottom of the rack. I cannot answer about the baskets.