Can I assemble the 69-2 without attaching the upper Ski Handlebars that swing back and forth?
252668
Yes. Those arms come in two parts...The bottom part of the arms need to be attached but the top do not. Not sure how doing so would affect the warranty.
252669
I don't believe that would be possible as the foot and arm pieces are jointly working together. But even with them attached you can use the machine easily without using the ski pole as there are hand grips as well on the machine.
252670
I don't think so. I know there were some parts that looked like they might be detachable (that being one of them) but it actually is not and the way it looks is that it was not one of the ones that I attached together myself but rather a solid single piece that just looks like it was two separate parts at one point.An excellent overall machine however and it is possible to use the system using the pulse grips instead of the ski grips but if you want an elliptical without the handle bars, I'm not sure this is the one you really want then.
556296
Not that I know of unless you havevtried to take the seat and handlebar off..
368390
Attaching the handlebar legs is very easy, the only thing you'll need is a little room while attaching them when the rebounder is on its side.I do not store mine, yet I use it everyday. Personally I would find constant attaching and removal of the bar a hassle, yet it would be easy to do.
1622005
No. The handle bars are directly connected to the pedal motion. You don't have to use the handles though, you can just pedal and be hands free but your handle bars will be moving.
1645163
No, the bike must be completely assembled. The handlebar post contains the resistance adjustment knob and resistance cable assemblies, so unless it is attached to the main frame, there would be no way to increase or decrease the resistance. This is an upright bike that is really not suitable for use as a pseudo-recumbent bike under a desk. Because the drive belt keeps slipping off the pulley wheel, I can no longer recommend this bike. I would suggest instead the Sunny Fitness SF-B1203 Upright Indoor Cycle which is a traditional basic chain drive model that is very sturdy and robust and can be used as a spinning bike if you are not too tall or heavy. No, the bike must be completely assembled. The handlebar post contains the resistance adjustment knob and resistance cable assemblies, so unless it is attached to the main frame, there would be no way to increase or decrease the resistance. This is an upright bike that is really not suitable for use as a pseudo-recumbent bike under a desk. Because the drive belt keeps slipping off the pulley wheel, I can no longer recommend this bike. I would suggest instead the Sunny Fitness SF-B1203 Upright Indoor Cycle which is a traditional basic chain drive model that is very sturdy and robust and can... » Read More No, the bike must be completely assembled. The handlebar post contains the resistance adjustment knob and resistance cable assemblies, so unless it is attached to the main frame, there would be no way to increase or decrease the resistance. This is an upright bike that is really not suitable for use as a pseudo-recumbent bike under a desk. Because the drive belt keeps slipping off the pulley wheel, I can no longer recommend this bike. I would suggest instead the Sunny Fitness SF-B1203 Upright Indoor Cycle which is a traditional basic chain drive model that is very sturdy and robust and can be used as a spinning bike if you are not too tall or heavy. « Show Less
426265
You can reverse the handlebar stem so it faces back and tilt down the bars toward them. May not reach pedels unless you secure 2x4 blocks top and bottom.
107119
Yes, I have to so that I can turn my handle bars. It works just fine either way though (if you have the clearance).
506869
I have puchased 2 of these on separate occasions. Both were 100% fully assembled. The only thing we had to do was straighten the handlebars and adjust the seat to the correct height (both handlebars and seat are quick release adjustment.) See this site for a great, quick video and excellent review information on the bike: http://www.twowheelingtots.com/burley-mykick/
640771
yes, you can but you need to secure the construction. Very good product, but a little bit narrow. if you planning to use for 5 mountain bike, I use one front wheel next bike rear wheel and etc.
1700154
I don't think that you can install it without a bike rack, and I don't know if they make an adaptor for handle bars. It seems a little big for the front handlebars.
543411
No. The mower is partially assembled. You have to assemble the handle bars, and that's it.
1201089
yes. The handlebar is adjustable both horizontally and height, but it will not rotate on axis in the stem like a normal bar and stem.
1475193
Yes, if you mount the steel end caps. You can use the bar without the end caps, just always be sure that it is tightly in place.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
1954022
No, but pretty easy to assemble. Still, once you do, I would recommend going to a local bike store to make sure it's been doom right. That's what I did.
2009680
No you have to Put it together You need to put the front tire The handlebars Seat A few other parts I hope this helps
368389
I put it together myself and have never wanted to take the handle bar off. Maybe you want to take the handle bar off and put it in storage. Then attach the regular legs for someone that wants to use the trampoline without the bar. If that's what you mean, it would not be difficult. However, it would take some time and you probably wouldn't want to take the handle bar off and on often. It would be very inconvenient.