Will this work on a stationary spinning bike?
625343
Only if your stationary spinning bike has spokes. There is a magnet that attaches to spokes, and a sensor that mounts to a bike's front fork. If you don't have spokes and a fork, you may be able to somehow rig both the magnet and sensor to align/work, but it's highly improbable; definitely wouldn't be easy.
756263
Doesn't really work for that. The bike hangs too close to the pole to spin the pedals, so you can't really do any drivetrain maintenance.
2167819
yes it might if it's a schwinn yet i would research it out by call the company that owns schwinn google it
1867339
As long as the wheel has spokes and Is the correct diameter. The unit uses a magnetic sensor that attaches to the spoke to count wheel revolutions it then take the diameter of the wheel to calculate everything else. So if the stationary bike has wheels and can the computer can calculate the correct wheel diameter in theory it should work.
2162058
I don't know how the clip will work on an indoor spinning bike, I can only speak to my experience with the light for book reading. The switch on mine was unreliable and the beam did not cover the page well.
48446
I believe so. Look for plastic adjustors. I was able to use it on my non disk brake bicycle.
588157
The clamp and the seat I purchased was not compatible with the stationary bike that I bought it for, so I really can not answer this question. Sorry!!
295912
I don't know but I can't think of a reason it wouldn't as long as you can attach the sensor to a wheel fork (the two pronged metal piece that is part of the frame and holds the wheel) and the magnet to a spoke on the wheel. A regular bicycle on a stationary stand would work but perhaps not a stationary bike machine without a wheel fork and without spokes.
341912
Depends on your handlebars. It doesn't work on my road bike. The handlebars have to be round.
2088439
Its for a standard speed bike or a spinning class bike. Any oversize seat for stationary exercise home bikes or vintage bike will not fit
1448982
Yes it will, I use it while riding my stationary bike and the height and stability is spot on.
484844
I'm not familiar with the sizing of spin bikes, I have mine placed on an older model of a tredmill. It works well .
1324703
As long as you have a button terminal (where the battery makes contact to the bicycle) it will work. If you have a blade terminal you can replace that individual terminal by purchasing a button terminal, and replacing the existing terminal.
244621
It will still work, the two latches will clamp together holding the bike steady and with the adjustable spinner.
838020
This unit works best on flat surfaces. If you have undulations, you risk bumping the spinning mechanism. If this happens, it could damage the unit.
1387846
I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able... » Read More I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. « Show Less
1268678
Yes it will work on a trainer. I actually use my bike more by setting it up as a stationary. You just need to make sure to set up the sensors on the back wheel.