Will this fit a schwinn airdyne AD6 stationary bike? Does it slide forward and back on rails??
184151
This seat gits perfectly with the airline ad6. No sliding or wobbly movements at all even when I'm on the bike for longer than 45mins.
184152
Yup, it fits the bike. Very good seat. And yes it can slide forward and back about 3 inches. Hope this helps. I would recommend the seat for the airdyne bike.
184153
It does fit the Airdyne AD6 and slides on the rails approx. 3 inches. Excellent replacement for the stock seat.
262281
Sorry, I am not sure of mount for your bike. But the ARS saddle has 2 attached integral rails that mount to the mechanism attached to my road bikes. So if your stationary bike has that type of mount it should work. My Livestrong spinning cycle has a rail mount system that accommodates the ARS saddle. Hope this helps.
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We looked up the clamp size for the Schwinn Airdyne AD6 (on this site http://www.derri-air.com/adaptor-models-list.htm) and it says to be 7/8" or 22.2 millimeters. The saddle comes with a 25.4 millimeter clamp. So you would have to get a separate clamp for around five dollars.
2062332
I can't speak to your certain model of bike, but it fit on my sons 26" Schwinn mountain bike with no issues.
1333105
No clue. I bought it for my Schwinn Airdyne but didn't end up using it as I was hoping it would put me further forward but it didn't I have it for sale on ebay. Brand new still!!!
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
1732703
Sorry, but I don't know. When I bought mine, the dimensions were listed incorrectly, and it was too big to fit on my older stationary bike. When I checked they had corrected the dimensions in the product description.
150243
Hello Michele, I'm not sure the exact set-up of a Schwinn Cruiser bike seat and post so I'll answer your question best I can. If under the seat there are two support rails that run the length of the seat (front to back) and a seat post I don't think there would be any problem. The only thing that I can think that might be a hindrance would be if there are any reflectors on the back of the seat that could possibly get in the way. I've used mine on my road bike and both my mountain bikes and had no problem fitting on each one of them. Hoped this helped and happy riding.
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I can't give you a definitive answer as I Installed mine on a 26 inch bike and had to custom fit it ( drill holes on bike frame ). I see no reason really why it won't fit but you might have to do some drilling too.
597943
It will fit perfectly if your bike has disc brakes. Had the same bike, too. Nice
1078507
It should. The bars are between 15.5 and 16 inches on the two racks we have. They mount to the frame about 0.5 to 1.0 inch from the center of the wheal, depending on your frame. From the hinge in the rack, the rack extends 14 inches forward to the back of your seat area and there are a variety of options of how to connect it at this point depending on your frame and use of other clamp/extension bars. (The frame extends 5 inches back from the hinge.) The tightest clearance that I have found on this type of rack is your heal as pedals around; if this were a problem this probably could be solved by extending the seat area connector so that it is more than 14 inches from the hinge. Over the years with rough use sometimes the main bar to the center of the wheal bends (particularly on the aluminum supports in other brands), so usually once the rack is mounted I zip tie this connector bar to several points on the basket so there is less chance of bending.
1162445
I had a Schwinn 26" and had to modify the rear basket to make it work. My direct answer would be I doubt it is a universal fit.
808362
I don't know; for me it fit well enough on a Schwinn brand pump. As noted above, mine is not actually screwed on, but friction is sufficient.
685545
I'm sorry. I have mo idea. I bought mine for an exercise bike which is not a Schwinn. I do think it's great though.
2089393
Yes it will fit your bike. Select the size at the top of the list for the FXDWG. None of the others listed will fit due to the frame changes for those years. And model starting with FXD is the same frame so you should be good.
1512925
I'm not familiar with that bike, it fits my shadow. I wpild say if you can put a rack on the back it woud work, Iv been very happy with mine.
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My bike is a Specialized brand, and the seat did not need anything special to make it work. I am not an expert on bicycles, but suspect that the seat rails are standard. I bought another after-market seat before this one and it also had "standard" rails. My suggestion is to assume it will work, unless you have some unusual kind of bike. Then, if needed, look for something to adapt to your bike.