will it work with suspension seat posts
1122329
You will need to have at least 3 inches of bare post to attach to. As long as you have the space to clamp it it should be fine. Consider what will happen when the suspension compresses and whether it will cause something to hit or rub.
1122330
The manufacturer says no. My seat has a partial suspension, and only the top inch or so if the post is square. The lower half is a regular cylindrical post. I had to mount the Tyke Toter on the regular post as it would not have worked on the suspension part.
1122331
I had to look up suspension seat posts but it looks like as long as there is plenty of bar under the spring it would work fine.
1122332
I worked as a bicycle mechanic and bicycle shop manager for over six years. That is a very good question. I would say generally yes it would not be an issue. Your suspension seat post would need to have at least 3 to 4 inches for the clamp of the tyke toter to attach.
930552
Yes. Just make sure you check the diameter of your seat post and select the correct one. This seat post will give you a lot of seat height range.
2158024
Adjustable posts so it can fit most seats. The posts can be adjusted 4" to 8". This unit is monitors only, will work properly if you have an external or in-dash unit. Make sure the cord length is proper for your vehicle.
2057731
This seat comes with standard mounting rails, you can mount a post clamp on these to use with seat posts that don't have an integrated clamp, but will need o purchase one separately.
1101461
not sure. it bolts down with the seat mounting bolts. if there is enough flat space for it to fit it would work.
1510758
Jill, yes this attachment will attach to most seatpost. Be sure to use the corrct shim that fits to your seatpost for a good, secure fit.
1710429
If you have headrest that raise up it should work. You raise the headrest and slide it around the post.
1215734
It will not work with a post rack unless the post rack has the rails that prevent the rack from swinging into your tire. Most post racks are also not designed to hold that much weight (these baskets alone weight over 5 pounds). Most post racks are designed to hold less than 10 pounds.
1059991
Yes it will work. I did not change my rear shocks when I applied the lowering kit.
999050
Not sure about the seat post, should but would likely depend on the bike. The steering holder stabilizes the front part of the bike to make it easier to loosen and tighten bolts, nuts etc.
1133177
Unfortunately it didn't fit correctly on my seat post so I had to return it, so I don't really know....sorry about that.
1961843
Depends on the seatpost diameter of the wee- ride. The Adams backrest has two adapters and if one fits it should work
1424985
dunno.. fits my seat post, but not good 4 mtb bc no springs.. if a seat had a back and springs u wd lose power bc u wd push u backwards ha
1802849
It certainly should but I only have a conventional metal seat post. If the post diameter of your graphite unit is large enough, the mounting bracket comes with some thin rubber shims that provide some protection for the seat post and also increase the friction so the rack doesn't twist. Sorry I can't more directly answer your question but I will add that this is a very attractive and well made product.
688172
I don't think so--at least not easily. The rails underneath the seat mount to a round seat post using a clamping device. From your description it seems like you would have to modify the top plate on your post to accept the seat and a standard clamp. But to verify, maybe just take a look at a bike that has a removable clamp --if u think you can attach the clamp to your post then it would work. You'll just need to buy the clamp.
1840352
Yes it will cause it attaches to the post not the seat.. I'm very happy with it.
1059994
Yes it works with your stock shocks, it does take away from your ride quality. Very easy to install.