what size seat post is this seat for?
1003753
That is an excellent question. It moves your' body forwards four to six inches. The problem I found is that that puts you in front of the pedals. Instead of over them. If you have a really long cruiser frame that might be just fine.I would highly recomend it for anyone with a wide pelvis, who does not want to sit on their groin. But the early model wobbles. It is just for local short trip riding. I will try to post more data for you, after I get a look at it.
1003754
It will fit any seat post equipped with a seat clamp for standard rail saddles. The round rails are spaced 44 mm on center or about 1.75". If you are replacing an existing seat, measure the distance from one side of one rail of your existing seat to the same side of the other rail close to where the seat sits in the clamp.
447060
In my opinion you need to make sure you get the exact size you need, I don't know what you used to measure but you should try to look up your bike on a sight such as bike-pedia that will give you the exact sizes and stats. for your bike. That being said 27.2 is one of if not the most used seat post sizes along with 25.4 so that might be what you need, but seat post sizes are in increments of 2mm and if you do not buy the correct size it is more trouble than taking the time to get it exact.
2030512
The outer diameter of my seat post is 1". I had to use one of the spacers that it comes with, plus a more pliable layer of rubber that I cut from a rubber pad (that you can find in the plumbing section at your hardware store) and it fits quite snug. The spacers it comes with could be of higher quality but tough complain given the price.
2218651
I assume you have a bicycle. Take a peak under the seat. You'll see a clamp with a bolt. Loosen the bolt to remove the seat from the protruding post. The seat you purchase will have the same feature. Also...the post protruding up from the bicycle frame is adjustable up or down. You'll see a similar bolt , when loosen, will permit you to adjust the post. Just be sure you tighten it before riding the bicycle.
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!
234735
Yes but it is rather limited. I am not sure what the maximum diameter is of this unit vs. your seat post. I am at work and can check later this evening.
1835449
Yes, the seatpost diameter is correct. Your frame will accept a 30.9mm post. This is the 5" version, so make sure that you will be comfortable with it fully extended by measuring your current seat post at the highest setting you can ride with (usually for climbing). I have two of these ave they are great.
1205772
It fits on the seat post between the seat and the frame itself which is about 1 & 1/4 inch, however the mounting is so unstable that it required me to support the handlebars with a tie down attached to the ceiling in order to stablize the bike for tuning.
1931490
I attached it to a different bench and it works fine, the post measures 2 inches by 2 inches.
234734
Best I remember there are two mounts. One small one that'll fit the seat stay, and one that will fit the most common size round seat post. Just one mount, but two different size rings. It also comes with the rubber strips to make a small post larger and snugly hold the ring.
2213654
My machine is 5 years old, but I don't think the seat changed that much. The post should be same. This is a universal seat.
1360913
The rack comes with several plastic shims so it should fit most about any size seat post. But in my case, I chose to use layers of bicycle tire inner tubes instead of the provided shims. Force of habit, plus I had a bad experience with plastic shims when I installed this same rack on a Dahon folding bike. No scientific instruments required in installation. :-D
684594
Yeah, same with my son. We just went to the local bike store and they were able to find the correct diameter seat post and a cool seat. A banana seat was my first choice.
1446246
The seat is a typical bike seat and is attached to the post by a male/female like connection. The connection is secured by a bolt/nut combo. Take a socket wrench and tighten the *#$## out of it, and it will snug the seat up.
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.
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!
735537
With the dimensions you have given just make sure your post is 41 to 45 minus 16 inches. That will put you in compliance.