Can another seat be put on this ? Does it attach to a standard bicycle seat post ?
613375
I quite easily switched the seat and installed my old Schwinn Airdyne seat. It took 10 minutes to figure out how, and 5 minutes to actually do the job.
613376
That is a good question. I would say no initially, but would be very very easy to customize and do. Not sure a seat change would be good since the seat already is really nice. If you were looking to put a more sturdy race bike type of seat it should be easy. But considering the short amount of time you would actually sit on it, it's not worth the bother.
613377
The clamp can be removed from the stock seat and attached to any standard (2 rail) bicycle seat. I changed the seat on mine in less than 5 minuttes
613378
I disagree with Luis Santiago's response. As an avid bicyclist myself, I can tell you that no standard bike seat was ever comfortable for more than 30 minutes to an hour. Then I found the Moon Saddle. MoonSaddle C-ModelOn day 1, I was able to ride comfortably for over two hours. It looks odd, and would take a little getting used to on an outdoor bike, but I'm telling you, I've got this saddle on every bike I own and will have when I buy this one too.
1353322
The seatpost size is standard. All my bikes including this one have same size.But I dont think this bike fits tall persons. There is only one bike size
1802848
No not for graphite seat post. Arkel make bike rack for graphite seat post.
1630365
Yes...it can be mounted to the seat post. Depending on how you have your bike on the stand, the handle bar sometimes tends to turn to one side. You can put the steering holder on to keep the handle bar straight. I actually don't use it.
893622
If your concern is that the seat post is going to be too short; a new seat post with no seat should only cost a few dollars at any bike shop. They may even help you install the seat on to it for you.
2032500
All of your standard attachments, frame work that is part of any other bicycle seat. The seat post receiver is adjustable.
1840352
Yes it will cause it attaches to the post not the seat.. I'm very happy with it.
1837259
It does attach to a std adult trike post but I was not able to attach the support bar. The support bar attachs to the bottom of the seat and is for addtl stability. It works without it but does wobble some.
1235275
I'm pretty sure that most seat posts are a standard size especially if you have a beach cruiser. I just took my old one off and put this one on my old beat up beach cruiser.
874013
It clamps onto the seat post. I removed the seat post from the bicycle and slid it on from the bottom. It was very simple. You may have to put some pressure on the screws to insure it is stable. Another trick would be to put a wrap or two of electrical tape on the post to enlarge it a little. It does come with spacers. They are effective for the most part..
2270535
Not well, no. The seat is designed to slide onto this rack and the rack has a special hole in the middle that a thick-ish securing 'pin' fits through. I'd doubt other racks have this same construction, which seems crucial to the stability of the seat on the bike.
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.
1370970
Yes. This is a replacement seat which includes underlying frame. It is switched at the seat post... Loosen bolt/nut holding current seat to post, slide off and slide this one down on post and tighten. Should take less than 5 minutes.
932418
Yes, I purchased a second seat for my girls bike. Her post was 1 1/8" in diameter and it fit perfectly. I should also add that the seat was super relaxing for her. It made for a very pleasant post ride experience.....if you know what I mean!?! lol
5027
Attach - yes. Fit under the seat? Maybe - depends how low the seat is on the post. If your seat is at lowest you might not have much clearance but should fit.
1793798
As I found out the hard way, no. Depending on the size of the seat post you may have to take it to a bike shop to get it installed.
441883
Probably not, at least not safely. The seat mounts onto a post and tightens with bolts just like a regular bike seat. I wouldn't waste the money anyhow. The one that I had didn't last two weeks due to the welds snapping on the backrest.