Can be used for a rear seat? (Kawasaki Ninja 250)
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Not without cutting it. It fits fine on a double seat but the Ninja 250 has one seat for the rider and another for the passenger. And if it's cut you may not have enough straps to hold it onto the original seat.
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If your Rebel 250 had spools it would. Let me save you some time and money... Its a piece of garbage. I used it (for about 30 seconds) on a Ninja 650. Not exactly a heavy bike compared to many I've had in the past. On a perfectly level surface... it still seemed like it would fold like a piece of paper. Such a piece of junk, that i worked my way through BikeMaster customer service, worked my way up, until they sent me a higher grade of tubular steel bike stand. That one is much better. As good as a Pitt Bull --- or as good as my old tubular stainless steel stand from Two Brothers??? No way. But absolutely sufficient. As for the aluminum one, please... just dont. If your Rebel 250 had spools it would. Let me save you some time and money... Its a piece of garbage. I used it (for about 30 seconds) on a Ninja 650. Not exactly a heavy bike compared to many I've had in the past. On a perfectly level surface... it still seemed like it would fold like a piece of paper. Such a piece of junk, that i worked my way through BikeMaster customer service, worked my way up, until they sent me a higher grade of tubular steel bike stand. That one is much better. As good as a Pitt Bull --- or as good as my old tubular stainless steel stand from Two Brothers??? No way.... » Read More If your Rebel 250 had spools it would. Let me save you some time and money... Its a piece of garbage. I used it (for about 30 seconds) on a Ninja 650. Not exactly a heavy bike compared to many I've had in the past. On a perfectly level surface... it still seemed like it would fold like a piece of paper. Such a piece of junk, that i worked my way through BikeMaster customer service, worked my way up, until they sent me a higher grade of tubular steel bike stand. That one is much better. As good as a Pitt Bull --- or as good as my old tubular stainless steel stand from Two Brothers??? No way. But absolutely sufficient. As for the aluminum one, please... just dont. « Show Less
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Yes ,I am using it on a smaller seat than the one actually bought for. Works fantastic. Switch between bikes as needed , and wont ride with out it.
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I dont have the bike but in the pictures there are rear caliper mounts so the frame will allow for it but I cant see if the rear wheel has disc mounts. At the most a new wheel or hub might be needed for the rear.
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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.
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You can yes, but because the seat is fixed its very uncomfortable and puts strain on the lower back
294853
Most likely not. The seat is moveable but it's a pretty large trike. I'd wait a year.
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no. this rack will not fit a bike with rear suspension. it bolts to the seat stays up by the seat and down by the axle which won't allow suspension movement. you will probably need a seatpost mounted rack such as: Ibera Bicycle Seatpost-mounted Commuter Carrier IB-RA1
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I haven't actually used it as a backrest, I ride a Ninja 300 and at 5'8" I don't sit far back enough to really make contact with it. I think the bag is too short to use for that purpose though, it's only about 6 inches tall.
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I don't see why not...I can sell you mine for less than online...Never used...My husband went with some leather saddlebags instead. He rides a Yamaha 750.
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It is designed for a touring bike with a trunk. But I have switched to a street glide. Which I installed a passenger backrest and it works fine. So I guess the answer is if you have a passenger backrest and no passenger it should work.
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Yes, it can. I have been using the Joovy Caboose Too Rear Seat, with the Caboose Stand since we bought it (6-monthd ago).
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Hello Michele, I'm not sure the exact set-up of a Schwinn Cruiser bike seat and post so I'll answer your question best I can. If under the seat there are two support rails that run the length of the seat (front to back) and a seat post I don't think there would be any problem. The only thing that I can think that might be a hindrance would be if there are any reflectors on the back of the seat that could possibly get in the way. I've used mine on my road bike and both my mountain bikes and had no problem fitting on each one of them. Hoped this helped and happy riding.
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Yes, this harness can be used. You may have to disassemble it a little to attach the harness, but it might just involve taking the seat only.
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I think it would be difficult to attach one behind the seat, although with the correct bike & some creativity I'll bet it could be done. I don't believe I'd try it with a cable operated rear brake, and you want to make sure it didn't contact your tire or tear up your fender. Unfolded dimensions are 8"w x 9"h x 13l on one of these. Plus, I didn't purchase mine as a set. I had one attached to a bike rack alongside a rear wheel for years & decided to by another to complete the set. Having one never made the bike off seem balance or anything like that; it's just nice having two.
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You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
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I have a Wes Comfort Seat on my Artic Cat 400. It is mounted on the rear rack which does have a raised bar at the rear. I think the mounting is flexible enough to enable it to fit on most rear racks. The seat is very comfortable and the storage compartment is useful. We carry everything from jackets and sunscreen to seeds and tools to the garden. Everyone likes the seat, from my wife to my 240 lb son in law. (I had to lean over the handlebars to get weight on the front wheels so I could steer.)