is it possible to balance a book, tablet, or a book holder on the handles?
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Yes, but not recommended~ You can have it on there definitely but I think it's better to hold onto it (book/tablet) yourself while pedaling.
1282378
Yes, I often use my tablet while on the bike. But, when up out of the saddle you will sweat on it. Just saying
1282379
I would say yes with no problem at all. I set my lap top on mine and watched Netflix while my wife was watching something on TV
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I would be a little hesitant about that. I have the bookshelf placed on a carpet and while it is sturdy enough for the books, it can sway if you move it back and forth, especially as the sides and back are open.
603600
It might work. The supposed "holder" bar is useless, so it won't hold anything, but you might be able to prop an ipad up and hold it with one hand.I don't have it any more; it was so small that it was worthless for books. I threw it away.
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Yes. There are several adjustment positions. I bought extra binders to allow use of my I-Pad and, smaller, Kindle, without having to change the binders for each use.
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The 2010 model certainly has a magazine shelf, and if you're reading something about as thick as the dictionary, you could probably balance nce it on the handlebars, but you would probably put a crick in your neck. I have no problem placing my Kindle on the reading shelf, and almost always put my phone on it, if only toblock the brightness of the display.
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I wouldn't use it for heavy books, the material is a bit thin. It's more for lighter items I think.
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The holders will have to be pulled out away from the pages to flip pages, then replaced on pages. At least that is how I have to work my stand. The holders do not move very easily on my stand.
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Yes, I know it can. I had the same question as you did when I first purchased them, and I was nervous that the shelves would not hold. They do. While typing I am looking at them right now and the shelves are strong. A suggestion that I have is, put the heavier books on the bottom shelf, and the shelf that is the 2nd one up, because these shelves are secured to the sides. In addition to being a college student, I am also a school teachers. I put my teachers edition textbooks on these shelves, and They are holding up fine. Actually most of my books are hardback that are on the shelves. I am very pleased with how these shelves look and how they hold their weight. Yes, I know it can. I had the same question as you did when I first purchased them, and I was nervous that the shelves would not hold. They do. While typing I am looking at them right now and the shelves are strong. A suggestion that I have is, put the heavier books on the bottom shelf, and the shelf that is the 2nd one up, because these shelves are secured to the sides. In addition to being a college student, I am also a school teachers. I put my teachers edition textbooks on these shelves, and They are holding up fine. Actually most of my books are hardback that are on the shelves. I am... » Read More Yes, I know it can. I had the same question as you did when I first purchased them, and I was nervous that the shelves would not hold. They do. While typing I am looking at them right now and the shelves are strong. A suggestion that I have is, put the heavier books on the bottom shelf, and the shelf that is the 2nd one up, because these shelves are secured to the sides. In addition to being a college student, I am also a school teachers. I put my teachers edition textbooks on these shelves, and They are holding up fine. Actually most of my books are hardback that are on the shelves. I am very pleased with how these shelves look and how they hold their weight. « Show Less
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No it will fall over. It is fairly light weight and stays in place by the weight of the book.
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I think it would depend on the size of the book. I personally don't keep it in the most upright position because it gets a little wobbly.
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I would imagine so. Seems the thing that holds the book open could be loosened and pages turned with one hand.
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I don't think that would work. The slant of the top would make it awkward to type and prone to sliding. The lip on the front edge isn't very big. It's really designed to hold notes/books and works great for that while standing and presenting.
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no, not with any of the attachments i found. i use this for books, but it worked well for my keyboard when standing.Wiztem Jasmine Book Stand (Bookstand / Bookstands / Holder / Cookbook / Music)
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I gave one of these to my friend. She reads books (not all paperbacks ) so I am saying yes. The holder is wide and there is an edge that runs across the bottom.
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Yes you would just have to hold the book horizontally. They slip in from the sides. I have pictures displayed both ways and put a page of vertical pictures together and 2 pages of horizontal pictures together.
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Structurally, yes, you can do that -- you can arrange the cubes in any way you want. Just a heads-up, though, the cubes aren't made for holding really heavy things. If they're paperback books it might work well, but I'm a student and I only store my heavy books on the bottom cubes to avoid bending them or impairing the structure.
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It might be possible but you yay keep in mind that those items have a curve to them that is specific to the side it belongs on. The best example I can give is for you to try it with the items you have but change the slots that they go into.