Will this work using a bicycle?
547254
The bag is smaller than expected. It's hard to fit what I need in it and the mat keeps falling out. I guess it would be fine for bike riding but not comfortable.
547255
If you put the Mat in the backpack it will. I just think it's hard to put the mat in but my manduka pro will still fit it's just a hassle. Plus because the manduka pro is so heavy it off balances more then what I think the backpack was made for.
2252262
I suppose it could, its certainly not the intended purpose. You might be better off looking for hitch mounted bike rack. Weight capacity varies according to your vehicle.
1756132
Yes it can. Check with your owners manual to make sure the weight is correct for your bike.
2243623
I doubt it will work, that mount is meant to be placed on bicycle handlebars and once it is tightened with zip ties does not allow it to rotate.
1234873
A stationary bike will work if the fly-wheel is exposed and has a good texture to grab the shaft of the dynamo. It's designed for the rubber tire of the bicycle to work sort of like a gear against the textured plastic cap on the end of the shaft making it spin. If you can affix it to the stationary bike so that it is up against the spinning wheel and if the there is enough friction that it doesn't sleep it should work fine.
903420
yes,but w/o electricity you can't control the tension so you wold be better off using a regular bike
318579
yes. I actually used it on a bicycle and was still able to ride around town in.
1222832
Yes, it would probably work provided you can balance the SUP when attached to the bike, otherwise it won't track properly. The bungee cord provided with the dolly doesn't work well. A better, and inexpensive cinching system from a hardware store will properly balance it at the dolly.
1543267
I think it could but I dont want to advocate goung against manufacturer's recommendations. I also think it would be very difficult to pedal the bike,
371320
I am thinking No. The mount is about 3"wide and mounts with Velcro strips. It could be mounted on a bicycle but would not be secure.
577413
The pedals are about a foot off the ground at their highest position, so it should work, but it will be very close either way.
522392
Depends. If the stationary bike has a wheel with spokes and a fork and the distance from the spokes and fork are close together like that found on a bike then yes l would say it could be used on a stationary bike. I would compare your stationary bike to a real bike and decide for yourself.
564820
no.. I don't think it could be strong enough.. It works just fine with a light bicycle.
1272605
Yes, I believe it would. My grand daughter rides her bike with it and loves it.
1668124
No don't think so. Unless your bicycle has disc brakes with holes large enough diameter for the lock pin to go thru.
2215525
it is not meant for bicycles. It requires a motorcycle battery for operation, and the exposed unit and wires would be easily disarmed anyway
2145485
i would say 'yes' because the seat can be brought down quite low. The handlebars could be a little high, but pedaling shouldn't be a problem.