Good for 16 and 20 inch kids bikes?
894232
I don't know the answer to your question outright but if you contact Yakima directly you will get the answer you need. Hope this info helps! -_RK
894233
Yes it will work because the ratchet straps can be moved the length of the track to fit the wheels. I have to move mine between my big mountain and little bmx bikes and it works just fine.
894234
Mine is 24 and 26 Inch bikes and I would say it will fit the 20 inch bike I do not know about the 16 because I do not have one, it is a really nice bike rack,Hope this helped you a little bit.
78623
I bought it for a 20" bike. You will have to take out some links, though. So,yes and no.
1765173
Yes my son's bike is a 16" and it is okay... I mean, it's standing straight but not as well as for the bigger bikes. But for a family with 5 different sizes of bikes, this stand is really ideal. Hope that helps.
1083393
Im not sure what you mean by 20" ring, but.. I think it would fit, but the foot rests could potentially get in the way and the bike P9 bike seat might be at or above the child's face. Worth a shot, we love our seat for our almost 6yo
2039823
I hav used them on 26 inch wheels. I don't think 20 inch wheels are a great application for these racks, your panniers will be in close contact with the ground. There are other racks that mount higher up, check for TUBUS or OMM OLD MAN MOUNTAIN, they will have more of what you need. Also, these racks are plates, I suggest getting a rack up front that has a crossover support over the wheel, or built one bending metal yourself. Good luck! ^_^
106927
I think they would be OK for a small kids bike but wouldn't hang a full size bike from them. They support the roof and I wouldn't want to risk damaging them
949270
Yes, definitely. We've fit 2 adult, 2 kid (16" and 20") and 1 toddler (12"?) bike on the rack. Looks kind of funny with the training wheels and all but it works. Some trial and error required but it works.
723594
Bought this bike for a 7 year old and manages fine. 20" frame is a standard size.
1121531
Hope I'm not too late in responding to your question. When I was deciding which balance bike I should get for my son it wasn't easy so I came across a great website that has all sorts of helpful information called Two Wheeling Tots. My son is 39" and the seat height for this bike is 13"-17" so you may want to look into the 16 inch balance bike as well to see if it's more compatible for a 45" kid. Hope this helps :)
1323583
I think the rack is flimsy. A 12" kid's bike isn't going to work on the rack well. This rack sounds great in description, but in reality need to be re engineered.
1133254
I would suggest the 18 if you like to sit a little less hunched over, or the 20 if you like lean forward a bit. This bike seems to be larger than the other store bought bikes I was looking at.
985650
My daughter's bike is a 16in with a straight handle bar. As long as the handle bar is straight and not curved like a trike I think it will work.Laurie
1472349
I think it's too big. My eight year old rides it. I would go with a 16" wheel.
2218124
Yes. The only "problem" I've had is with my son's training wheels on his 16" bike. It is also a bit of a stretch to mount the bike on the frame, so I go through one wheel and the frame under the seat. Adding a bungee cord for security is also a good idea. But I have really transported two children's and one adult bike on this rack.
587542
Would be best bet. 16 too small and 24 too difficult to learn on. 20 will provide most use for 4' 11". Small enough for tricks, big enough for some touring around the neighborhood.
919399
I haven't found an adapter small enough to fit a 16" girl's bike. Let me know if you do--has to be one out there. The adapters I have do fit 20".
1741032
The bike is really for a kid 7 - 12 years old. The 20" measurement is the size of the tires.