My bicycle was stolen, on it was the attachment to connect the trailor to it. Is there a way to replace this at little to no cost?
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Hi, Miki, where do you live? I have one...I don't attach it to anything, since I only use the stroller.
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Dear Miki, So sorry to hear about your stolen bike. That is a real shame. Hope it can be recovered for you. If I was in your position I would try calling around to any bike shops in your area and see if they sell the attachment. It should be the same type of attachment that a baby trailer would attach to and I think there are more baby trailers that attach to bikes than pet trailers. If they have one you could see if it fits. Hope it all works out for you and you get your bike back. Good luck. -Dottie
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You could check on eBay for parts or with the NordicTrack company and see if they sell replacement parts.
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contact the suppler. It should be avaaible on line. Mine was all torn up also. Lucky for me I figured it out.
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No. You have a freewheel, not a cassette style hub. It will be a 3 or 4 prong or shimano-style freewheel tool. Since the replacement will most likely need a different tool, I'd suggest just paying you're local shop $10 to remove.
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I would recommend to contact Suunto directly at 1-800-543-9124 for such replacement parts.
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Call Schwinn. Have the model number and stuff ready. You might be able to get them through a bike shop too.
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Good afternoon,I have the instructions for the rear bike attachment. I will need an email address to attach it to.Steve
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Yes, contact the manufacturer at www.BikeTowLeash.com for specifics in the included instructions and videos.
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No way for me to know...It is best to take it to a bike shop. They can measure it and suggest a replacement. It should run no more than 25-30 dollars and about 15 or so to install it. It will be worth your money to do this because if you do it yourself you will also need a bottom bracket tool so you probably have to spend about the same or a little more than if a bike shop does it for you. Call around and get 2 or 3 quotes.
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The bike shop will be your best bet. It sounds as though you need the rim bent back to "true round" and if they can't they should be able to order you a new one.
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You should be able to find new or "used" [removed when assembled], at your LBS. If not, go to Shimano's official website. They're usually inexpensive. However, a better idea(if you do [serious] mountain biking), is a chain-RING protector / aka "rockring" or "smash-guard". Will serve same purpose as a chain guard, and protect your LG chainring, are more expensive, find-able on Amazon's site. Hope this was helpful. Good luck & ~Ride-On~
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If you google it you can find a replacement on another website. Not sure if Amazon has them.
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I had the same problem You can get them from your bike dealer or go to a fastner company like fastenal. I ordered mine through fastenal I have one close. If I can find my invoice for them I will post it here with the part number.
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No where are you going to be able to find that part for less than the $2.33 cost of a replacement. Does your bike have a rear reflector? Remove the reflector and re-use its mount for the light. That is, assuming the part that broke is the one that wraps around the seatpost, not the part that holds the light. You might be able to scrap some reflector mounts of a trashed bike. They may or may not fit. Or try this light: it is only $1.50 including shipping and is basically the same. Plus you can wear it on a belt if you go walking at night. Or clip on dog's collar.
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You would have to contact Sierra Tools. The unit is made of plastic and generally non-repairable.
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My bike was stolen ,but I had a basket. Make sure you get a good lock for it
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You can go to the link posted to find a local dealer for this accessory. https://www.powertraveller.com/en/shop/accessories/1/