Does the quick release rotate to accomidate the seat tube or down tube? Thanks.
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You need a 2mm allen wrench to remove and rotate the clip. The allen wrench is not included!
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I don't quit understand the question you are asking concerning the seat tube or down tube. But I will respond as best as I can. I used this bottle cage on the handle bar area of my exercise bike, you can adjust the bottle cage to be in an upright position, as it shows in the photo, or you can adjust the release area to be sideways. I really hope this is helpful for you.
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I use mine on the handlebars, but I do believe the release rotates. . .not sure if it would be enough. . but there is some.
1947031
The seat back adjusts up and down, but the angle relative to the seat bottom is fixed. When the seat is moved forward, it also moves downward, since it rides a downward sloping bar. Move it back, and it also moves up.
1614660
The swivel seat has four lock positions, at 90 degree angles from each other. To unlock the seat, pull up on a flexible plastic lever just outside the padded seat. The lever releases the seat so it can swivel. It will lock into the next quarter-around position. It is easy to release the seat to swivel. The lever is not shown in the picture.
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It mounts with a knob tightened by hand on the opposite side from the picture so I would say yes it does have a quick release
1614661
The seat turns. There is a white tab that extends on one side of the seat. Lift the tab and the seat will turn in either direction. Neat! I use it all the time. Big Jim
1228957
I haven't used mine for awhile, though it was a big help while recovering from spine surgery. there is an adjusting screw between the seat & the knee pad that raises & lowers the seat, & changes the angle between the seat & the knee pad.
1707525
There is a pivot between the lower and upper (rear) section of the seat. I don't recall at which angle the two components come apart.
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Not an answer but further question: Does this work with quick release (QR) skewers as most new bikes have, including mine? Would I need a longer QR skewer to make it fit? Is the holding nut closed circular or open ended that you can slip onto QR skewer then tighten?
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Yes it does have a quick release lever. I purhased a set and both front and rear wheels had a quick release.
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You twist the two black pieces to tighten it and untwist them to loosen it. It is very quick and easy and I am happy with it. I always stand it on its side and everything drips right out, super easy.
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I believe you are talking about the quick release head. Theres a lever on the side of the head. it will release the quick release head. Hope that helps.
1511499
It can go straight or pivot/rotate... There is a latch next to the wheel to do that.
1699320
yes, it pivots down in either direction for when not in use, or storing.however, it requires a screw driver of sorts to tighten or loosen. so i replaced screw with a wing nut type screw for hand adjustment.
1657731
The seat is screwed onto the base so when you swivel around in a circle, the seat will raise and lower. The small handle visible just under the seat in the picture is actually a lock to prevent swiveling. You don't have to use it if you want your seat to move, just be aware that the seat is wobbly if the lock is not applied.
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Yes. It's adjustable. Mine is now on the tube since my pitbull would spin me around on the seat when it was attached to the post
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It can be rotated. You can mount it on the stem (get the bigger diameter version if you're mounting on the stem) or you can mount it on the handlebar and adjust to your preferred orientation.
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Hello,The bike I am using does not have quick release and I did not have to worry about this issue, but I believe the trainer comes with extra plastic adapters to use with your stock skewer. Sorry I can not be more direct, but I believe the description states the mounting system will take either quick release or bolt on rear wheels.