Is it possible to attach the rear fender to the bicycle frame, below the latch that secures the seat post? Mine's a folding bike.
991314
I attached mine to a Dahon on the seat post stem. There are two attachment rings: the bigger one fits the larger folding bike seat post stem.
991315
You can make it work. May have to modify slightly, nothing crazy. Simple Lowes project at most.
991316
Yes. In fact, I was able to find a location below the seat latch of my bike.
925409
Hello. There is a mounting hole on the back and also one on the front. The one on the front is used for a reflector that comes with the bike. In short it might be possible to mount fenders but it may heavily depend on where the mounting brackets are on the fenders themselves. Or duct tape. Lots and lots of duct tape.
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The rear rack of my folding bike was too thick to accommodate the OEM brackets, so I zip-tied these baskets to my rear rack. I have 2 baskets affixed to my bike; one on each side. In the collapsed position, they only add ~1.5-2" on either side. Collapsed, there is a clamp welded to the bracing side of the basket that sturdily holds the collapsed basket closed during my rides. Even if I had been able to use the OEM bracket, I do not believe these baskets are intended to be "slipped"/"clipped" on/off once installed
60391
I'm not sure about what fender can be used, but there is lots of room for one between the struts of the rack, and the front mounting bracket on my bike is still useable.
5027
Attach - yes. Fit under the seat? Maybe - depends how low the seat is on the post. If your seat is at lowest you might not have much clearance but should fit.
1568428
I don't know. I had to take the bike rack off mine. The seat folds out and has a small rack. My guess is you 'll have to take the rack off. I'm not an expert on it. Good luck.
1598735
Well you are encountering the same problem I had with my Diamondback 29er. There is no way to attach the carrier to the frame because there are no bosses on the frame. I did not want to drill the frame because it may compromiise the strengh of the frame. You could call Diamondback and ask. Topeak offers another carrier which Amazon carries for bikes with this concern.
1242534
Longer chain to attach under the cover to the bike would be the only way . Otherwise you would harm the cover.
1459693
The super cruiser saddle does NOT come with a post clamp. Remove the clamp from your old seat and install it on to the cruiser. It will then mount onto the post. It is quite simple to do!
1625193
Hello, you may clamp it anywhere it will hold. But mainly to the Bike Frame.Thank you
1122332
I worked as a bicycle mechanic and bicycle shop manager for over six years. That is a very good question. I would say generally yes it would not be an issue. Your suspension seat post would need to have at least 3 to 4 inches for the clamp of the tyke toter to attach.
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Not easily- you would have to do some modifications. The back of the Planet Bike Blinky has a clip to attach to a belt or loop, and that clip will click into the mount that is made to wrap around a seatpost. You may be able to use some zip ties to jerry rig something together.
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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.
815374
No post. It fastens onto the post already on the bicycle. Sorry, hope you can find a post for your bike. This seat is VERY comfortable on my exercise bike!
2225546
I suspect not because it uses 3 point triangular attachment, top front, top rear and lower center. The lower center securement point is where you'll have the problem. It's designed for the racks that connect to the bike frame at the rear axle area.
1212140
It did mine...however, I has to bend part of the frame for it to not interfere with the seatpost.
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Not that I can see, but if you have a creative mind I'm sure you can come up with something. I attached a carry rack to the back of mine. It is the type that just attaches to the seat post (Clean and simple) and serves a dual purpose, as it protects my back from getting wet if I go through puddles. Half the fun of riding this monster is getting a little dirty. LOL