will this mount on a Schwinn Meridian Adult Trike?
1110026
Yes this seat will mount on the Schwinn Meridian Adult Trike. It will mount on any bike, but with out the saddle support in the back of the seat on some bikes you will not be able to hold all your weight to the back of the seat.
1110027
Yes, I saw this seat on a Schwinn Trike at Big Daddys bike rental. That's where we got the idea of putting one on my wifes Trike we got at Camping World. I haven't put the extra brace on the seat yet. I'm waiting on her to see if she needs it.
2190194
Not sure --- but the grip on the mount is slightly adjustable. You can slightly tighten the mount on your handle bars. I have a Schwinn 700c mountain bike & it fits well.
711033
It is supposed to fit Shimano brake handle - do not know whose brakes are used by Schwinn
1697731
I think it would fit since it is somewhat adjustable. Mine is on a Schwinn Le tour 10 speed.
2208184
It should Fred. I attached mine to the floor of a 4 1/2 X 8 ft utility trailer. If you can drill thru the floor of your trailer it should mount just fine. The trick is setting the pivot bracket for your front tire. But if your trike has reverse gear that won't be a problem.
882930
Yes it will. If you look at the top mounting brackets, you have 2 choices: 1. mount to your bike frame using the brackets that are already on your bike (if it has them) or 2. use the brackets that wrap around your frame and position them where you them. My bike didn't have them and my frame was too big so I modified the brackets so I could mount it to my seat post.
1809635
I think it will.....universal suspension parallel bars about 4 inches long about 2 inches apart......every Walmart has this seat .....sells for $17......check it out.....you do not have to go to an exclusive exotic bike shop where everything is very expensive.......your corner Walmart has it......turn it over and you will see this is the same as most seats.....the clamp that grips the seat should allow for tilt and forward/back slide....probably not so critical for a trike......I used the same stem and clamp from my existing bike and just clamped on the new seat......at 75 years old I am not quite ready for a trike yet......but I know that day is coming
1268114
I would say yes.but I installed it on a 26 inch bike.it has ajustment holes on the bottom support rails.to be sure ask the seller
256500
I do not know the particulars of your bike, but most bikes have the same mounting holes. This topeak is for diskbrakes. If you do not have disk brakes, you have to order the other style. There are some good videos on youtube showing the mounting
744470
I don't know what a Trifecta Adult Tricycle is. But if it has regular handle bars, then it should work. I have a flat bar hybrid road bike. My husband took off my end handles and replaced them with the Mirrycle Bicycle Mirror and it worked just fine. They seem to work with most. Hope this helps. :-/
1801993
I believe so! -- used to mount a mountain bike on it, so yes, it will fit on it
808362
I don't know; for me it fit well enough on a Schwinn brand pump. As noted above, mine is not actually screwed on, but friction is sufficient.
256499
It likely will. The bars which attaches to the stem are easily adjusted to fit the bike properly - Topeak should have a list of bikes with which it is compatible...
433174
The lever is required for this assembly to work and it's hard to find. I don't know whether the conversion will work on your trike or not. RW
1837257
Actually out will not work on an adult trikea without modifications....I did not use the support bar because the bike itself supported the back of the seat....I am short so the back of the seat is testing on my basket...hope this is helpful
1631266
Yes it will. I actually have a schwinn Meridan adult trike and it fit on fine. Although I did find it to get a little uncomfortable after sitting on it and pedaling for longer than 10 minutes. I actually ended up switching back to the seat it came with in the end but I hope this helps :) good luck!
150219
I looked at a couple of pictures of this Schwinn model. It doesn't look like it has the rear mounting posts that newer bikes have. Supposedly that isn't a problem because you can use P clamps to create mounting posts on the two tines or frame extensions that normally have these posts. However, I'm not even sure that the Schwinn sports world has two tines. (This wording is pretty awkward.) You may want to take your bike to a bike shop and ask an expert. You may only be able to use the time of rack that wraps around the seat post. I have one of those, and it works quite well.