I have a schwinn airdyne stationary bike. Will this seat work on my stationary bike?
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Sorry, I am not sure of mount for your bike. But the ARS saddle has 2 attached integral rails that mount to the mechanism attached to my road bikes. So if your stationary bike has that type of mount it should work. My Livestrong spinning cycle has a rail mount system that accommodates the ARS saddle. Hope this helps.
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Depends. If the stationary bike has a wheel with spokes and a fork and the distance from the spokes and fork are close together like that found on a bike then yes l would say it could be used on a stationary bike. I would compare your stationary bike to a real bike and decide for yourself.
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As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the mounting instructions and it should work fine. As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the... » Read More As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the mounting instructions and it should work fine. « Show Less
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As long as the wheel has spokes and Is the correct diameter. The unit uses a magnetic sensor that attaches to the spoke to count wheel revolutions it then take the diameter of the wheel to calculate everything else. So if the stationary bike has wheels and can the computer can calculate the correct wheel diameter in theory it should work.
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I purchased this seat for a three wheeled adult bike from Schwinn, it might fit a exercise bike??? can't say for sure...I only know it works very well on my bike, makes it more comfortable.
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as long as you have a seat post that fits into the bike frame at one end of the post, and at the other end of the post, fits into the bracket that should of come with the seat. Any problems and the bike shop can do a cheap fix...
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Only if your stationary spinning bike has spokes. There is a magnet that attaches to spokes, and a sensor that mounts to a bike's front fork. If you don't have spokes and a fork, you may be able to somehow rig both the magnet and sensor to align/work, but it's highly improbable; definitely wouldn't be easy.
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I'd have to see the connector on your spinning bike. The one for that seat is standard for bicycles. Can you forward a picture of your spinning bike?
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Yup, it fits the bike. Very good seat. And yes it can slide forward and back about 3 inches. Hope this helps. I would recommend the seat for the airdyne bike.
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I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able... » Read More I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. « Show Less
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It is an odd shape so hard to measure. On the Schwinn airdyne D2. It is okay but not snug on the original seat. We added the wider gel seat and the sheepskin cover is very snug. Hope this helps.
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Yes and No. This seat attaches to the round traditional seat post. In addition, it requires a rear support. It is not included with the seat and would have to be modified to attach to a Meridian . You can see it illustrated on the manufactures website. Have you tried the Schwinn No Pressure seat ?
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the pedals work great for my exercise bike. My bike is a different brand. I have a Schwinn AD2
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Yes it will work on a trainer. I actually use my bike more by setting it up as a stationary. You just need to make sure to set up the sensors on the back wheel.
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Yes it will. I use it with mine. It works great so I bought another one for my husband's bike.
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It should .... it attaches to the post that holds the bike seat. WE LOVE THIS THING!
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it sure can...this is the fourth saddle i have tried. all in a matter of two or three weeks time. it is mounted on a schwinn meridian trike. only problem is some consideration should be given to a lack of adjustment forward or backward of the backrest. i drilled two holes to expand the adjustment track. this allowed movement forward of about an inch,,,,,good strong saddle. very comfortable. hope this helps.ray childs