I have a SelleRoyal Manhattan comfort seat with two rear springs. Behind these are two brackets with .5 in slots. Does anyone have a similar mount?
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With the size of the seat you have, there are other choices. This bag is good, and you will be able to mount it, but it is a very slim profile. this is why I bought it for a tiny racing seat. The straps are adjustable velcro, and easily adaptable to any seat. But if you have a choice go larger.
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The mount accepts a wide array of round tubes. Handlebars, seat-post or crash bars like on my Goldwing.
1775097
It should, look right behind your rear suspension dampener there should be a silver bracket with two holes about eight inches apart.
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I have not seen the bracket sold seperatly but you could look at the manual or go to EHEIM website and see if they offer the bracket.
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Yes....no issues with using another holder. In fact I hate this over designed bracket.....good luck :)
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The rail is only on one side,don't know if it replace stock bracket or notbut it's a nice piece,I used it with a magazine extension and it worka great.
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you should be able to mount it where the old seat was at using the old hardware or that which came with the seat.
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If your bike doesn't have threaded holes at the top of the seat stays near the seat post you'll need to buy a bracket to mount it. This one worked for me: BIKE RACK PART SUNLT MONOSTAY ADPTR RR1p
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That's really a question of the seat mount which is not included. My 77 had a mount that rocked forward as you describe.
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It appears that the seat on the Manhattan trike does not use the mounting rails found on most road and mountain bikes, so the Easyseat, as it comes from the factory, will probably not work directly as a replacement for the current seat. However, I think I recall seeing a note that came with my seat about getting an adapter from the Easyseat manufacturer/distributer.I suspect your best bet would be to call (or otherwise contact) the company and describe your configuration. (I don't have the contact information with me to give you.)
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It depends on the rack. I use the clip and it comes with a seat post mount, but you can also purchase a rear stay mount.
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Look at your local hardware store (the big box stores would likely have what you need) for "p clamps", somewhere around the nut n bolt section. They wrap around your frame to securely hold a rack if you don't have the necessary bolts near the rear axle or seatpost. I got a pair for $1.50 just the other day.
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Hello my bike seat post is 1" and I had to purchase one that tapered down to fit the seat mount of 3/4" It mounts in the very front and the seat comes and with a u shaped brace that mounts on the back of the seat and go's down to be mounted to the frame for support because of it mounting on the very front.
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I ignored the clips. I replaced the 2 middle springs. At first, they slipped to the sides some when I sat down. I fastened two small zip ties to hold them centered and that worked as good or better than the clips. Depending on which springs you replace will determine how you attach the zip ties. Not an answer to what you asked but how I solved the problem. I could not find a good way to attach the clips
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I had to look up suspension seat posts but it looks like as long as there is plenty of bar under the spring it would work fine.
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Greetings: Mount the bracket end the same as the old one. Ignore the orientation of the support, there have been a few design changes for the better.Thank You, Lou Fishman
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My specialized tri-cross expert has mounts on the down tube. All I had to do was remove the the Allen bolts and put them through the rack, and screw them all back in. The same was for the lower mounts. You may have to contact the manufacturer if you cannot mount to the seat post bolt.