Hey, will this securely hold a cruiser-style bike?
183572
While bike design can vary greatly from bike to bike, this rack should be able to accommodate most bikes with ease; if you have difficulty in mounting a particular bike to this rack, a frame adapter/TubeTop adapter should help.
183573
It is a good bike carrier. I think it will hold a cruiser-style bike. However, I wouldn't use it to carry any bike for long distances.
183574
Yes! I believe the cruiser style bikes can be put in this rack. The rack is adjustable thus allowing modifications according to bicycle frame shape, that is each independently folded arms can be adjusted to your cruiser style bicycle, althought women frame may prove to be somewhat more challenging but NOT impossible. Good luck!
75449
It think that it might, however it does not appear it would be as secure. We have (2) adult bikes and (3) 20" kids bikes
534200
No. It won't stay put. There are handlebar mounts designed specifically for bikes.
2266312
Yes. The handlebar holder is detatchable and can be attached in whatever way helps hold the bike in the position you need.
1510579
Yes it will, in fact it's more stable that way. I have two bikes on my rack and it works quite well. A small trick you can use is to wedge the bottom of the rack on the front center of the base(perhaps a piece of cardboard or a wooden wedge) so that the top will lean backwards a bit against the wall.
574
I suppose it could be close enough to lock onto the chainstay--it depends on the size of the frame and the configuration of the crossbars on your rack. I don't think I would use something heavy like a U-lock while driving, though, a bump in the road could do nasty things to your spokes!
2127554
I have looked at a photo of your bike and can see no reason why it should not work. The rack clamps to any bar, vertical or horizontal on the bike and holds it securely. I have clamped all three of my bikes at one time with this device and it works splendidly.
1049784
I believe so. However, I would probably use the zip ties instead if the rubber bands and I would consider putting a piece if rubber or something to even out the mount that goes on the bike. That way it won't shift or leave a gap. Hope it works for you. I love mine!
2097073
It's actually a useful little gadget to stabalize the bike by holding the handlebar. Unfortunately, the main clamp has a plastic piece that is not strong enough to hold the bike firmly. Until they fix that, I would look elsewhere
340617
You can rotate one of the 3 clamp assemblies to work well together but the frames of the bikes should be similar. I took off one of the three for spacing purposes and I was able to carry a cruiser and a womens bike without problem. I did loose the ability to cart three however.
415926
No, some will fit on the regular way, I have two that will not so I just put the bikes upside down it holds them fine.
1660762
I have two answers. Yes, it would be strong enough because it has both some sticky adhesive type thing and a suction cup, but I would not trust it over time on your bike, that just makes me nervous.
1006339
It will definitely hold. This stand is much sturdier than it looks. I've used it on all of our families 5+ bikes, as well as friends bikes, all with lots of accessories, U-locks, etc. It has never been anywhere near unstable.
626429
No way to know without trying. I'd suggest going to a bike shop and seeing which of the three models of this rack (if any) would fit. It has to do with the angle of the seat post and the clearance of the fender. Send a picture of the cruiser and I could take a guess for you.
572
Yes, you can position the wheel mount close enough to the bike frame in order to use a U-Lock, as long as the U-Lock isn't too short.
32707
If you mean such as a Cruiser Bike I don't see a problem. I carry a mountain bike and that has fat tires. Hope this helps. You will love this rack.
335611
Yes Sir...I attached it to my wifes' beach cruiser...I also purchased an extra one for my granddaughter 20" bicycle...