Just so I know for sure, the bike seat lock is actually a seat post lock, so you still need a lock for the seat? Perhaps a 5 pack is in order?
1189850
the bike seat lock...is a seat post lock. which is fine by me my seat post cost over $200. my seat not so much
1189851
Yes, it's a seat post lock that replaces the quick release lever and cuff. It locks the post to the bike frame but not the saddle to the post.
265892
I have a similar bike (kid's bike from the 50s) and had to do some rigging. My seatpost is also not a standard size so I bought a 1/2" U bolt and used the flat metal piece with the 2 holes to attach to my seatpost. They send a lot of pieces so you should be able to get it to work. Since every bike is different, it's not really a one size fits all but, they do try to accommodate everyone with what they send. If you're not really mechanically minded I would ask a friend who is to give you a hand.
650572
DBuff, I bought this kit, but found that I only needed the threaded(highly recommend) hitch lock to secure the hitch. I additionally bought two padlocks to secure the bike ratchets easily- this also assured me that my bikes stayed cinched down opposed to only using the cable. Hope this helps.
1300772
I just don't know. I bet though if you reach out to the manufacturer, maybe they can detail your issue with some pics you provide? I don't recall ever needing extra for my traditional seat post, but just email them.
5555
You have to purchase a lock separately. It has a place for a lock that connects to the red screw handle to keep it from turning - but not just any lock. It is a specific accessory you have to purchase. But, you can also use a standard bike lock to lock your bike to the rack. As far as locking the rack to your car, this rack does not support that at all. You'd have to come up with your own solution.
1955249
I'm sorry I'm not sure about the fit, but it is not a very portable lock. It is extremely heavy, more front porch use or leaving at the office if riding to work. It is super secure, virtually indestructible. I feel sure it would fit your bike. It is used on a retro Schwinn.
711746
You may be able to use a small lock instead of the pin for the bolt in the hitch. The only way you could lock the bikes would be to use a cable lock wrapped through them.
1132214
Depends on the bike. Sport bikes no, but cruisers maybe. I have a CBR600rr and I have to settle for locking the back wheel to a post.
1721038
Hi Mark, locks are available as an accessory for the 450R foot packs, they are not included. We recommended the locks to protect the new investment. Thanks!
5787
Yes you should have a lock to secure your bikes. If you dont use a locking hitch pin than anyone with vise grip pliers or some crescent wrenches can remove the rack (and your bikes if on the rack.)
1816665
Since the seat post is a standard size, you should be able to replace the seat with one that better suits your needs. I would take the seat off and take it with you to a bicycle store to make sure the seat posts are compatible in size and pick a seat that fits your needs.
491003
I have a small Master lock I bought at Home Depot to lock it shut at the zippers. I have my three bikes chained together inside. You'd literally have to tear it up from the ground and carry all three bikes at once or come prepared with cutting tools. There is also an opening through the back if you wanted to chain the bikes to a fence or pole behind the unit.
982276
OK a 'locking pin won't work unless you drill out the treaded insert on the bike rack. Actually this rack comes with a treaded pin that uses a 3/4 inch wrench. Rack theves will have to have a wrench, so no lock is nessary unless the theif's has a wrench. save the money no "lock" is nessary.
623005
The guys at my motorcycle shop told me to wait and they put the locks on for me. I have since bought more lock and ride stuff with no problem putting them on. Like two gas can holders and a cooler holder for the top of my cargo trunk. Put the locks together stick them threw the holes and lock them down. I hope this helps
1971294
The rack itself is attached to the seatpost with a clamp and a single bolt. I suppose if a thief had a hex wrench it could be taken. It's the same level of security as a seatpost. Hope this helps.
2227327
Yes - visit any local bike shop, Walmart, Dick's for an assortment of bike seats (not sure if you can get the exact same seat, however). They are easily replaced. Sorry to hear yours was stolen!
1347266
That's a mighty wide seat post. Most are thinner. Remove nut from the tightening screw. Must remove seat post from the frame and slip it up from the bottom. May need to remove the rubber washer/spacer. Apply nut back into the nut-sized depression. Tighten. You may have a very nice bike...and heavy-duty also with a frame that big. Good luck. I specialize in old Schwinns and Raleighs. Have fun!