Are you able to lock the actual "rock n roll" effect if you wanted to just keep it in position with this 2nd gen model??
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My understanding is that it can be adjusted (and theoretically that includes tightening), but I have to say it doesn't rock much on its on, and to me it feels much more natural than something that would hold the bike in a rigid grip, since that is not how it feels to ride outside.
1295222
Yes, when peddling there is some compliance side to side. So, it allows a more realistic feel. You can also stand up.
1295223
I have not loosen to rock because I want to get use to trainer. Does not rock much, but can be loosen up. Definitely would recommend trainer tire, because after 50 miles (not in one sitting) I see wear on the tire. I'm hope this helps.
793527
You can tilt it as far as you want then lock it in that position. It tilts easYou.
238796
No, it does not lock in place. You can rig it by drilling a hole through the mounting block and inserting a screw.
962139
Nope. It is a very simple pivot. It can flop this way, or that way. That being said, if you put your feet on it when it's tilted all the way one way, it won't move easily. You have to adjust where your weight is to make it rock.
421382
Yes it locks in different positions is what they mean. It is not an oscillating fan.
1429846
Hi, yes you can move it into certain positions due to the way it has been built ie. detachable parts. But it doesn't move it on its own ie doesn't have batteries etc and does not make noise. Its basically a model not really to play with as such.
1110014
I don't know if you can disable the rocker but it does NOT rock when reclined
1752190
Mine moves freely 90 degrees and I can find no way to lock it - so it sounds like there is a problem. Have you tried contacting Sony customer service - they have been helpful when I have called with questions/problems.
1110012
I don't see anyway to disable the rocker part of the chair, but it does not rock when fully reclined.
298067
I haven't tried to lock it from the outside when it's in unlock mode, but it would make sense to me that you'd have to do this from the inside, since the knob that changes it to unlock mode is a mechanical knob.
748966
Yes the rocker placement keeps the rocker from going backwards. When the child gets older you can move the rockers toward the front to allow for a longer rock.
441727
I would not use it in the extended position while driving. The movement would be issue as that would not have the rubber feet on the arm for stability if I recall correctly. It is only truly locked and stable when it is on the stored position. I have two installed on my RV and both are locked when I am moving and extended only when needed and the RV is parked. Not sure if that helps, but I wouldn't use it in that design if it was me. It is a great mount, but the design is really for use like I have it set up.
40934
Yes it locks in place very well. With mine it had a slight error where twice it locked a little too well and wouldn't shut.
637254
No. It is attached to the sidebars & doesn't move, once you've put it together. However the speed & incline adjustments are on the arms as well as the console.
88116
I had no problem with that. I believe it goes in one way if you have trouble flip it around. I put two of these in and don't remember it being a big deal.
669848
The back can be made to have a slight rocking or still position. Its a fairly stationary back unless you want to rock. I would say no to your question.Hoped I helped.
1566547
There is a pull and twist pin that will either keep the rocking movement locked, or allow for continuous rocking. The pin handle is a little difficult to engage/disengage.