Does it mount easily on a mountain bike?
1473232
Yes very easily mounts to mountain bike handlebars. Could mount to top tube of your bike even, depending on size of tube. Very nice speaker!
1473233
It does, the band is tight and very sturdy. It has a notch that fits perfect around the handlebars. But easy to remove as well. I did notice outdoor tech sold extra bands if you didn't feel comfortable with the one band
1473234
yes -- i ride with it all the time. never a problem with the blue tooth connection
1473235
Although, we haven't tried it on a mountain bike yet. We have used it on 3 different types of bikes we use in the city. 2 hybrids and 1 city bike. The hybrids have pretty large frames, similar to those of a mountain bike.
149710
The rack is fairly easy to use but does take a little muscle to get it aligned with the hitch to and put the bolt in. Because it folds down, leaving the rack mounted to the hitch should make it less of a problem. I like the rack a lot because it is easy to mount the bikes and lock them in. One problem I had was some rubbing on the top tube of the bike because the bike will move a little. I plan to protect the top tube with some pipe insulation the next time I use the rack.
2114595
Definitely, it just needs to have eyelets (also called braze-ons). This model is for bikes with rim brakes, not disc brakes, so be sure that your mountain bike has the right brakes!
1456268
No. The mounting system is really simple. Just a long, narrow loop of metal that fits a screw and can be fixed onto your fork if it has the proper place for it. It shouldn't be too difficult, though, to rig something up.
2126329
No. It barely fits a standard full size mountain bike. I suppose you could buy two racks and experiment by bolting an extra section or two of the wheel tray together, but that would be at your own risk.....
1630956
Yes, it should. It worked great for my cruiser, I should think it'd be perfect for your mountain bike.
1236168
The mount is held on by zip ties and is somewhat pliable. I think that it would conform to the profile of the top bar of your bike after installation. You may want to drop the mount in some hot water to soften before strapping to your frame.
1109552
I regularly use this for 3 mountain bikes. It took a couple tries to get each hook at the right height to get the bikes to "interlock" and keep handlebars and pedals from interfering. I think it's great that the bikes hang from their wheels.
2105007
I don't mountain bike. Sorry. I really like my Topeak bag on my road bikes.
1725664
Not with the mount as it comes with the bell. It is made for a narrow handlebar. You might be able to mount it with extended screws.
1160725
It mounts on the bike rack with the long side front to back. It has 2 screws with a groove on the end that fit on the rack and are secured with a tension device and then you adjust the screws to make secure.
797184
It fits perfectly on my husband's Elektra beach cruiser and was super easy to attach. Not sure about mountain bikes but definitely works great on cruiser, safe and sturdy since our son was 9 months and even now at 20 months.
23696
It's pretty easy to mount and not too heavy. The only problem I had with it is my hitch receiver is a little older and I couldn't fit the shaft in it due to rust. I had to modify the rack to fit it. So I guess I'm saying if the receiver is not relatively new and pristine, you may have problems fitting it in.
294901
Yes. It is easy to mount and is plenty powerful to hear over the bike and road noise.
1023893
as long as you don't overload it as it is quite big and gets heavy fast. but depending on your personal strength it does come off the bike easy. (assuming its empty or in weight range)
669489
Yes Tiffany.I put it on exercise bike. It also stated it could and fit regular and mountain bikes.Glad to help. Jeanne T.
894916
I have it mounted on a Trek X-Caliber 6. It fits well, and doesn't rattle even with a heavy load or while doing heavy mountain biking. I did have to buy the longer mounting straps though (which Amazon didn't carry), as the ones that come with it had it too close to the seat for my liking. With the longer straps it's in the perfect position. It keeps most mud off my back too. One issue I did have with it that is unrelated to the bike itself is that you have to be careful which of the mounting holes on the rear frame you use, or it can get in the way of the quick-release lever for the rear tire. This is made irritatingly worse by the fact the hex bolts that mount it to the frame are really deep in the frame, and if you carry a multitool on rides for repairs, odds are the hex wrenches won't be long enough to reach the bolt heads. This is unfortunately one of those things you only notice when you're ten miles out on a trail and pinch a tube.