Can this tow leash be used on a recumbent bike?
1511262
I have put this on my recumbent bike with no problem, if you go to their web site, you can see many uses for this to fit. I really like my bike tow leash.
867359
I'm not sure, but you could give it a try. I haven't tried using it with multiple units. It does wok well with my Recumbent bike.
108400
Not too sure about the recumbent bicycles. It is just nice with some spare length for normal bicycles. Fits my 20" foldable frame fine, even when it is folded up.
961247
Yes, the bungee leash is attached to the swing arm (which is like 15" long) and both come off. This leaves just the "forks" and the horizontal bar which goes from the top of the forks to the seat mount, still on the bike
800683
Yes. It is basically just a basket with 2 straps (not attached to basket) to attach to the handlebars. Any zip tie would work, as well, if a strap breaks or is lost.
1941463
I asked the original question, and found that the cables were too short (about 48") to install on my LWB recumbent bicycle with high rise handlebars. I purchased the extra long cable kit (about 64"), and it was plenty long. The XL kit is linked below. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001CJZ08U/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3QQJCGAGF5OSU&coliid=I34N0Y2A3UPBAA
892879
Yes it can. It has metal and hard plastic s hooks with clips that will allow attachment with a variety of harnesses/straps.
1273250
I'm not an expert, and I don't know what carrier you are using, but this product essentially gives you a cross bar to hang a bike on a carrier, when the bike's frame otherwise will not allow (because of design, limited access to run the carrier bars through the bikes frame). If your carrier is like the Thule Vertex or Apex carriers then I would guess it should work just fine. Hope that helps!
203429
This is not to be used for pulling. It is to be used to convert sizes of the receiver to fit things like bike racks or those platforms that you would carry luggage on. Not to be used for towing.
1375883
I believe this might be possible, if you can attach the leash on a fairly vertical upright tube of your stroller at about hip height or just a little lower. That all depends on whether your stroller has the right size tubing (roughly speaking, diameter bigger than one inch but less than 1.5 inch). Also be aware of dogs pulling, so you may want to have the attachment close to your hand - to stay steady.
1694312
I don't think so because it attaches to the back wheel of a bike and the wheelchair has a different kind of wheel
1318058
I have the bike tow leash for about 7 months. It is flexible enough for my dog able to maneuver forward and back, but stiff enough to keep her away from the bike. My dog is a very strong puller and the tow leash is able to handle her. I believe because of where the tow leash attaches on the wheel frame and the stiffness of it, your dog will not be able to jump on the bike wheel. My dog and I both love this item, it allows for a great bike ride.
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Hi!The rigid part is about 15 inches long, but it probably sticks out only 13 inches from the centerline of the bike, because the bracket is angled. The flexible 'leash' is about 18 inches including the carabiner clasp at the end. It probably won't work for tiny dogs and may be challenging for some smaller breeds. One can probably mount the bracket at the upright tube of the bike instead of the actual seat post. It's perfect for our GSP with my 28" bike. Gives him enough room to allow for some slop between bike and dog.
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The Bike Tow Leash does have a certain stiff arm like property to the leash mechanism. Your fell terrier is a strong legged working dog and probably has the strength to move close to the front tire area. The back tire would be impossible with this leash. Since you directly supervise the front tire you could easily communicate with your dog about not approaching. Occasionally my German Shepard will sort of wonder over towards the bike but the leash is sufficiently stiff that a simple verbal correction warns her off and she returns to her running and sometimes pulling. Hope this helps.
1784968
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.
1135014
Hi Colleen,I don't see why not. We never had any one person get towed. I'm thinking it might make it tow a little crooked because the weight isn't distributed or centered. sorry I couldn't help you more.
2274783
No, because it needs a hard lip to clamp to. You would be better off with a leash type.