Is there a way to make the front wheel pivot?
1511498
Yes. There is a switch so that you can make the front wheel pivot. You will LOVE this stroller! I do!
1511499
It can go straight or pivot/rotate... There is a latch next to the wheel to do that.
1511500
there is a switch deal in front that you push. It swivels one way and is stationary the other. Find that thing! I love my jogger. And so do my dogs. I have to have the swivel front all the time as we go through gates that require it. Hope this helps. I think that switch is shown in the directions.
1511501
Yes, the front wheel on this jogger does pivot or you have the capability to lock in it the straight position.
1511502
Yes the wheel does pivot in all directions and it can also be locked in place. I feel it is well made for the price.
2067328
There is a lever next to each of the wheels. You move it into any one of the preset slots. Very simple. Takes seconds to do. No tools.
50725
I don't have a quick release on my rear wheel, and the screws that are on my rear wheel are so tight, I couldn't even get them to unscrew. (Don't know what I'm going to do when I need to replace the back tire, guess will have to take to bike shop!) Anyway, I was able to get the screws to lock into place where the skewer would go on the trainer, and it is really sturdy. You might want to try that.
507864
If you take the front wheels off and switch them (left wheel on the right, right wheel on the left), now the wheels are on the inside and you can gain a little more clearance. This works with most walkers and doesn't seem to change the stability significantly.
633440
The manual suggests that you don't, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. The biggest concern would be whether the wheel will sit flat when you turn it over onto the leather. If you needed too, you could trim it back so that the leather was not in the spindle clamping area.Cheers
1614689
kind of!! It's too small, in there it's the control for front wheels for turns
937003
I found that the easiest and most efficient way is from front to back: fit over handlebars and front wheel, stretch to the rear, fit over one wheel, and then pull cover over to the opposite wheel. Then make final adjustments. It helps to defeat wind effect if you place margin of the cover under each wheel.
867220
It depends on where you clamp it. If you clamp more towards the front of the bike and then rotate the clamp so the top tube is at an angle to the horizontal you can probably find a spot where you can turn the pedals. (As Andy says, there must be some clearance under the workbench.)
371951
It's not difficult. A spoke tool is handy to loosen the spokes but not 100% necessary. The cog will probably need to be removed from your current hub to remove the spokes from that one side. You'll also want to make sure the hubs are really comparable in size, otherwise you'll need different length spokes. You'll also need to get the spokes/wheel trued so it doesn't wobble. Hope this helps.
1544753
Mostly pull, since the front wheels turn 360, so not very stable for pushing
1190018
If you have front suspension it will not work. It connects at two points. Not the center. Way too heavy. Makes steering very awkwRd and bike will tip over when using kick stand.
263998
The front wheel doesn not pivot, you must lift it slightly off the ground to turn it. It's easy to push for sure, but turning it will require lifting it up a little.
1659444
not by both wheels....i mount the rear wheel, and the front wheel holder fits right under the frame, by the steering stem.
1698946
Hello, yes the front wheel does swivel or can be locked in place. Thank you.
1017299
Yes. Or figure out how to center it. I got it centered using park ts2 stand instructions. A little bit of a hassle. But it is a good tool for the money. I have built 2 wheelsets on it already. Btw. I have a dish tool. If you are building wheels. It is essential. Even with park
691031
It looks like one could do so, if one added mounting clips onto the front suspension, such as that shown here:https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204376979090049&set;=o.152191818153922&ty;pe=1I have not actually done it, but the user who took the photo claims to have done so, as shown.
972853
Not sure. But it doesn't work well because the front wheels do not turn properly.