I know it says it'll fit saddles that are 5 inches, is there any way to make it fit one that's 4 inches?
1966032
I don't believe so, because the edges would extend over the edges of the jack saddle. You may want to investigate the 3 inch size which is also available from Amazon.com
1966033
The bottom of the pad is open, like a bottle cap. So in that regard a jack top of 4 inches will fit but bare in mind it will not be snug.
1878639
It should fit. Just order the 31.6 mm. Should work with the saddle.It is very nice by the way.
428439
I love my sink saddle. My dimension is 1.5-2" and the saddle fits it perfectly. It doesn't slide off or anything. It really saves on scratching up a stainless steel sink. I believe you will like it and it will fit.
172041
It would depend on the shape and size of the seat you want to put it on. It is pretty much as you see it. A rectangle shape, about 7"x12" with elastic in the casing to draw it tight. Sorry I can't be more specific.
911128
I'm not sure but I have a quarter horse, who wears horse size. And I had to tighten it down to where there was only one more adjustment on both sides. and in the last hole on the under side, leaving no room to tighten. I hope that's helpful
1756005
My husband is 5'11" and he had to add a 3 inch riser to the handlebars and put the seat all the way up to make it fit....He wished he would have had a 4" riser instead of the 3". We both got the same bike, I am 5'4" and had to put in a new lower seat post. The suspension on the seat post didn't allow the seat to be low enough for me. We both got new saddles as the ones that came with the bike were very uncomfortable....All that being said, we are very pleased with the bikes after making the adjustments. Even the guy at the bike shop who went over the bikes after my husband assembled them said they were a good deal for the price. My husband is 5'11" and he had to add a 3 inch riser to the handlebars and put the seat all the way up to make it fit....He wished he would have had a 4" riser instead of the 3". We both got the same bike, I am 5'4" and had to put in a new lower seat post. The suspension on the seat post didn't allow the seat to be low enough for me. We both got new saddles as the ones that came with the bike were very uncomfortable....All that being said, we are very pleased with the bikes after making the adjustments. Even the guy at the bike shop who went over the bikes after my... » Read More My husband is 5'11" and he had to add a 3 inch riser to the handlebars and put the seat all the way up to make it fit....He wished he would have had a 4" riser instead of the 3". We both got the same bike, I am 5'4" and had to put in a new lower seat post. The suspension on the seat post didn't allow the seat to be low enough for me. We both got new saddles as the ones that came with the bike were very uncomfortable....All that being said, we are very pleased with the bikes after making the adjustments. Even the guy at the bike shop who went over the bikes after my husband assembled them said they were a good deal for the price. « Show Less
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If I remember correctly the saddleman comes in a 12" & 9" underside wwidth where it sits on the rear seat You must measure the rear seat of your bike and determine which one is closest to your bike seat width. Also if the rear seat has a sissy bar or similar style seat it will probably not leave enough room for you to sit so do some checking before buying. I hope this helped a little at least. Thanks & Ride On!
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Dear Edgar, the space between the outermost edge of the saddles (ie, from outer edge to outer edge) is 46" - so the outer ends of your bar (that hold the plates) would have to clear (be outside of) these dimensions. Hope that helps! :) MC
902665
It depends on what you are putting on top. The saddle height is 5/8", not 1/2".
600826
It will not fit. The mounting holes and the size and shape of the butt are different.
351230
My answer will be the same as Thomas G. below. Depends on the thickness of the saddle. the pick-up should fit snug in the groove the saddle sits in.
21781
Nope. Mines about that size and it fits. It comes with a drawstring that you ca use to tighten it
2171969
I tried to measure the "post" diameter, but I could not get to it from underneath and the saddle itself is attached with some sort of #3 Hex Cap that I could not seem to remove (like it is attached with red loctite?) The outer diameter of this hex-cap is 1.258", so the hole under that must be smaller (and apparently "threaded"? I will try to post some photos in a review momentarily.
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If your seatpost is wider than 27.2 you could always use a shim and make it fit. (Check the numbers of your seatpost) This seatpost will not rise your seat since it is short (just 350mm long). So unless you use a 400mm seatpost full extended,it will be ok!. However, if your seatpost is long (400mm) and you use it at its full lenght, you may want a pair the seatpost with a bell memory foam seat to get the extra lenght you want. That's the best combination. I have it and it gives you plenty of comfort.
1009888
Look underneath the stool, if there is a rectangular opening for the back rest to slide in to then yes. If there is nothing but the stool bottom then the back rest will not attach. I use and love it and if you have any version of the saddle throne you should be okay with it fitting.
540815
For the handful of seats that I've used I hadn't noticed any different sizes in the rails but as this post clamps down on the rails I can't see why something like 6mm would be unreasonable (don't have a ruler or my bike handy right now; otherwise I could double check). I have it currently holding this saddle http://amzn.to/Se8Jes under my tush if that can give you any frame of reference. Knowing the size of my allen wrenches (which it seems I need all the time) the rails on that seat are in the range of 5-6mm.
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it will be a tight fit on most of the mini harness, you can always melt a couple extra holes. but the bridle will definatly NOT fit