Do any of the sizes stick out enough to come in contact with your legs when pedaling? Also does it move around much or is it secure in place?
26620
While the bag doesn't come in contact with your legs - the strap on the seatpost can come in contact with your shorts. If you're like me - with a narrow saddle, more muscular legs, and with a tight pedaling style - you can find yourself rubbing holes in your shorts.
26621
Does not stick out even under a narrow seat and does not move around (secured under seat and to post).
26622
I have the medium bag under a narrow seat. It is narrow enough to easily clear my legs. It is tightly secured and does move around.
26623
I purchased a medium for my bike and a small for my wife's bike. Your legs don't make contact as the bags are positioned underneath the backside of the saddle. They come with two straps and secure nicely. Have not noticed them shifting during riding. Pleased with the purchases.
26624
I put it under the seat so my legs don't hit it. I have the large and it's fairly narrow, but has plenty of room. Some bags secure tighter, but I think this one is secure enough. It doesn't move around.
26625
It stays securely strapped on and the sides do not touch my legs when pedaling, serves it's purpose well for me--to hold keys, bike tool and phone.
1645716
I am the same height, weigh slightly more, and fit the "long leg" descriptor. The bike does fit my legs. At the highest seat setting, it is just a tad too high, so I use it at the next lower setting. I am not a cyclist, but do jog and play occasional sports and work out and such, and find that the resistance cranks up more than enough for anything I'm trying to do. There is no question that the bike is sturdy enough for someone his size and weight. *edit* I bought this bike Sept-ish 2012 and have used it regularly since.
1817490
I think you would be happy the way stays looped thru your belt. It's easy to pull it if the situation arises. I think you will like the way it sits on your hip . thanks and good luck and good riding.
1750898
So far it hasn't slipped around. On occasion when moving my laptop it will move but with regular use it hasn't been an issue. I use it daily. I wish though I had purchased a larger size.
1478893
I carry two adult bikes, most of the time; which is half the capacity of the rack. The distance is the width of the uprights, that you see in the picture. I turn the adult bikes the opposite direction, and still, the pedals will have to be moved to accommodate the bikes. However, it's not difficult to find a way to make them fit well! And, the hooks, that the bike tires hang on, move up and down the upright, to allow a better fit!
2021262
No it's smooth and silent. I hate squeaky anything anywhere and my bike is no exception. Amazing pedals but watch your shins!
1846206
I have not noticed it slip at all. I have loosened the lower strap to keep pressure at a minimum whilst still giving me the support i sought. It seems fine in terms of staying in place.
984262
I've had no problems. The foot pedals are a little bigger than my recumbent bike. I really like that. In fact I haven't found anything I don't like about the bike.
1531023
I think it depends on your shape. It seems to stay put when I walk around, but I think if I did a lot of reaching and squatting, it might ride up a bit. I think the ones with suspenders are made for that type of environment. But I might wait for an answer from some on who has tried it in your environment
257967
I am a 6' 3", 180 lb. rider. I feel like it is just about an inch or two short for me, but I normally ride so that my toes just touch the ground. On this bike, I can put my whole foot on the ground when I stop. Some people are more comfortable when their whole foot touches the ground anyway. If I was riding this any farther than three to five miles, it might bother me a bit...particularly my knees due to having less leverage. However, it works fine for my commutes. As for carrying it on a plane, I do not know. I think it might just barely fit, but would be awkward. I would probably check it on. I have carried it onto buses, though, and had no problem with that. - Bob
963440
It does stick out about 2 inches past the mattress, however, I have never hit my leg on it. It's a bit more pronounced on the corners, but we have always been careful walking around it.
63042
It does not interfere with the seat and I have used it on my valco runabout, bumbleride flyer and cyber topaz. Occasionally I will kick the wheel if I am in a hurry. The maneuverability is amazing though.
668065
I've been using the bike for a while now. I have a regular sized foot (size10) and I have not come across any complications with my foot hitting the wheel during a turn.
1763784
It has velcro pads you can stick on the bottom of the "feet" and that keeps it from sliding around. I like mine-no problems with shifting or moving-stays in place well. Hope that helps!
1846208
it stays in place a bit better than others, but not completly. i dont recomand(hurts more if not perfectly fit) it but it stays tighter than others
778877
It should, the bottom part slides out and is adjustable to be closer or farther from the pedals. I'm 5'9'' and my husband is about 6' and we don't have it out nearly as far as it could go.
201899
I can speak to using it on exercise bikes - the answer is no. It won't catch all the movement because it is too smooth. My solution was to ask my wife to make me a velcro strap to go around my ankle. That works great. If you make one, use elastic and keep the fitbit between your ankle and the strap - don't hang it so it is on the outside of the strap. It'll be more secure.