will a recumbent bike(bacchetta corsa) fit on this rack??
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It looks like the maximum wheel base from center to center is 52 inches. I hope the helps.
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I have a tandem bike and bought two additional extended (silver hoops) to accommodate it ($40.00 for two). The XTC-2 version of this rack comes with the silver hoops in addition to the black (standard) hoops. This (XC) rack will accommodate a recumbent bike IF you purchase four silver hoops, I BELIEVE!
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My bike (Redline Monocog 29'er) has a 43" wheel base, measured hub to hub. As large as it is, there is still 5-6" left on either side for me to adjust left to right. Looking at Bacchetta's website, the Corsa is measured at a 46" wheel base, so in that respect, you should be good (though I would still measure it out just to be sure.) The only real concern might be the seat. From the pictures I can find, it looks like the center line between the two hubs is actually underneath the seat. The gap between the that and the top tube might still allow it to be centered, though getting it on and off the rack would be a little more difficult. Worst case, you'd need only move the wheel rests down so that the back of the bike is hanging off a little further.
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Not really sure. You could email Swagman directly and ask them through their web-site http://www.swagman.net/contact-us/
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I would not waste your money on this product. I'd strongly suggest an upgrade to the Bones. It works great and we love the secure feeling we have using it. According to Saris fit guide, your vehicle will accommodate the bike rack, check for yourself http://www.saris.com/en/vehicle-racks.html
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It will mount fine with the front rack. For the rear rack, the bars are too short and it would clamp onto the plastic area with the small triangle on the bottom. It is doable with a longer bolt and secure if you put longer bolts in the back.
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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.
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I believe it will fit since my bike is also a 700c. All the hardware is included and there are two stays that I have attached just below the bike seat tube, to the frame. They can be carefully bent to fit. The rack is very sturdy when completely installed.
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Not necessarily. It depends on the design of the frame. My wife's bike fits fine without the adapter. It has two parallel bars on the frame, and resting the lower bar on one side of the rack and the upper bar on the other side works just fine.
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Depends on how long the wheelbase is on the recumbent,The Wheel slots slide plenty for any regular bicycle,I just dont know enough about a recumbent bike for a sure answer. I'm still using mine with great success.
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It will fit! It is a attached with two nice tiedowns included. However you might want to order two extra tiedowns for heavy bikes to stabilize the rack adequately.
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no. this rack will not fit a bike with rear suspension. it bolts to the seat stays up by the seat and down by the axle which won't allow suspension movement. you will probably need a seatpost mounted rack such as: Ibera Bicycle Seatpost-mounted Commuter Carrier IB-RA1
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I believe it will fit, the legs are adjustable. You may have to work the rack a bit.
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Go to the Sarris website and they will tell you if it will work or not or what bike rack you should get instead.
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I'm not sure as I don't have a rack, but I n my bike (26" wheels), there is about a 4" clearance from the top of the rear tire to the bottom of the co-pilot arm. This may differ for you depending on how high your seat is from your bike frame as the bracket can be positioned higher or lower on the neck of the bike seat. Hope this helps!
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Yes. The sports rack can fit adjustable cross bars or permanently mounted crossbars. A great product, holds a ton of stuff.
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Yes it should fit just fine as long as your bars aren't more than 3" wide. It's a great luggage rack we use ours quite often and is easy to take off and put back on.
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Please refer to the following web site that list all cars that fit this bike rack..... I hope this helps.http://www.hollywoodracks.com/trunk-racks/gordo-trunk-rack.htm
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If you have crossbars that run perpendicular you should fine regardless of width. This rack comes with U-bolts for mounting. Try google images for mounting to see how/what I am describing.
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The rack will fit with any rack that has flat, round or square bars. Hope this helps.