Will this work in a bicycle?
1119603
Perhaps, but I even had no idea to try it this way. It's seems not to be comfortable to use it in a bicycle.
1119604
No. You need a 12volt battery to operate. For a motorcycle, speakers are weak I replaced them with others.
1119605
It would need a 12v battery source. I installed it in my daughter's power wheels jeep using the jeeps battery power. Not sure if it is worth installing a battery on the bike just to be able to power this radio.
1119606
Sorry to tell you Lori that unless you have a 12 volt dc source , all you will have is very nice looking sound system.
1119607
A long as you have some type of a battery for it to get its power from. We got this for our motorcycle.
1119608
I have one and I think it would work good on a bike but you would need a small 12 v battery to run it.
318578
i guess anything is possible, but of what purpose? it's for charging a 12 volt battery. the only thing i could guess is if your bike is battery powered? this unit is a slow charger not for a fast recharge. it is a workout on a stationary bike as it is. best of luck!
1870215
It has a standard 1/4"20 screw mount on the bottom. If you have a bike mount already, it would work.
597113
It comes with a bicycle air needle, so you can use it for your bicycle. Remember you still need to connect the device to the 12V connector of your car
382731
Most bikes have caliper brakes. This will not get in the way of those brakes as long as you have the right size. If you are referring to disc brakes, I don't know. I don't have disc brakes on my bicycle.
2054782
Yes, this will mount to any size bicycle. I have mine mounted on my 26" bicycle and mounted on my Tomos moped. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. You will love this.
851164
No, so for reverse-threaded applications or for torquing the internal-wrenching (hex) side of your right bicycle pedal, it will not work
315462
I cannot see why not. If it has a spinning bicycle wheel it should work just as well once the correct radius is entered in the setup.
1413813
Not sure if it'll work for that bike, but I would't recommend it. In my opinion it's not that great of a product and it would probably be a pain in the a$$ to do.
221504
It probely will because it hooks up on the wheel. It doesn't make a difference how the bike is powered. We use it on regular bikes. I just love riding around town with our Lab in tow!!!
257978
I don't know. It does work on my recumbent bike. Google it...you should be able to find the answer.
2243685
I would say no. It would work in thoery. However the magnet that attaches to the spoke has to pass within about an 1/8" or less from the reciever thats mounted to your fork. I doubbt you coud get that tight of tolerance. This stuff is held in place by plastic tie down straps. Road bumps, 60mph water, etc would eventually move things around. Secondly I motorbike spoke is much too large to mount the magnet onto. So in reality, No Way! Its for a bicycle, not a motorbike.
502322
I don't know. I would think as long as it is a 6 volt and the connector looks the same it should work. I used it in a power wheels cycle and it works great.
1694465
No, it's just friction fit. It works well in a tripod, but wouldn't hold up to a ride on a bike.
516862
Not sure if it will work with that particular compressor. You could probably check it out locally at most any bicycle shop.
995205
You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
1709860
Should work fine. It is adjustable in diameter, and it worked fine on my bicycle which uses a 1" bar as well.