Hello. I have a tern link P9 with 20'' ring. I would like to know if I can use this seat with that bike? Thank you.
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Im not sure what you mean by 20" ring, but.. I think it would fit, but the foot rests could potentially get in the way and the bike P9 bike seat might be at or above the child's face. Worth a shot, we love our seat for our almost 6yo
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This seat is only about 6.5" across. You need a cruiser bicycle saddle something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Cloud-9-Bicycle-Suspension-Tri-color/dp/B000H87PUI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1406926269&sr=8-1&keywords=cruiser+bike+seat
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Your fender is likely to be the only area of concern. I had a 97 RK and it worked fine. I bought a 13 StreetGlide and the gate that flips up in the back was RFC to the fender. I took off the gate and it works perfect. When you load the bike for tie down best to have a helper set the front straps. If you let it lean over and get off to do it yourself you will as a minimum mar your rotors or spring? bend? one as a possibility. I mounted the thing on a sheet of 1" plywood, pulled my p/u 5th wheel hitch out, notched the ply so I could strap right to the 5th wheel rails left in the bed. Works perfectly. Can send a pix if you like. Best value I have seen in this kind of wheel chock Your fender is likely to be the only area of concern. I had a 97 RK and it worked fine. I bought a 13 StreetGlide and the gate that flips up in the back was RFC to the fender. I took off the gate and it works perfect. When you load the bike for tie down best to have a helper set the front straps. If you let it lean over and get off to do it yourself you will as a minimum mar your rotors or spring? bend? one as a possibility. I mounted the thing on a sheet of 1" plywood, pulled my p/u 5th wheel hitch out, notched the ply so I could strap right to the 5th wheel rails left in the bed.... » Read More Your fender is likely to be the only area of concern. I had a 97 RK and it worked fine. I bought a 13 StreetGlide and the gate that flips up in the back was RFC to the fender. I took off the gate and it works perfect. When you load the bike for tie down best to have a helper set the front straps. If you let it lean over and get off to do it yourself you will as a minimum mar your rotors or spring? bend? one as a possibility. I mounted the thing on a sheet of 1" plywood, pulled my p/u 5th wheel hitch out, notched the ply so I could strap right to the 5th wheel rails left in the bed. Works perfectly. Can send a pix if you like. Best value I have seen in this kind of wheel chock « Show Less
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I don't think so--at least not easily. The rails underneath the seat mount to a round seat post using a clamping device. From your description it seems like you would have to modify the top plate on your post to accept the seat and a standard clamp. But to verify, maybe just take a look at a bike that has a removable clamp --if u think you can attach the clamp to your post then it would work. You'll just need to buy the clamp.
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I went to my local bike store and bought a gel bike seat. I used the post connection on the provided seat with no issues.
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I'm afraid I am not familiar with that bike. The straps that came with the bags were pretty generic and hook to the frame on my bike, but they could also hook to the passenger foot pegs as well. The ends of the straps are just loops. You also have to have enough room on the seat for both of the wide carrier straps also. My seat was not quite big enough so I wound up just sitting on part of the strap. That didn't bother me but you may not like it. I wish I could tell you yes or no but I'm just sure.
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Yes, there should be a bracket that clamps to the seat pole on the lead bike. The square receiver on the front of the co-pilot slides over it and they bolt together.
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I'd have to see the connector on your spinning bike. The one for that seat is standard for bicycles. Can you forward a picture of your spinning bike?
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I bought this bike for my daughter that is 5'. She likes to be able to be seated while stopped. In order for her to be able to reach while stopped I changed the strutted seat post for a regular non-strutted one. That gave her the extra 2" for a lower seat. If you are changing the seat post make sure is the correct size. It is an excellent bike!
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Yeah, same with my son. We just went to the local bike store and they were able to find the correct diameter seat post and a cool seat. A banana seat was my first choice.
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I recently bought two of these for use with a Tern Link C7 folding bike, in combination with the Biologic Portage rack. They work well for me. There isn't much clearance between my heels and the basket, but it does work. If you pull up too close to a curb the basket will drag on the curb, due to the short stature of the bike.
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John,the STS model you are already sitting straighter.Why would you want to put risers on it?I don't believe there was any changes to the handle bars in size. It's just how high they sit.I do believe there would not be any problem with fit.Have fun riding!
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It will not work on my bike which is a Diamond Back. The rear axle is not long enough to install the coupling. But works fine with the Diamond Back which my wife rides. Go Figure! Also works fine with our fold up bikes which we take with our RV. Especially like the fact that Trek Pilot folds up so small to take with the RV travel. The dog took to it right away and loves to travel by bike with us.
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Your fender is likely to be the only area of concern. I had a 97 RK and it worked fine. I bought a 13 StreetGlide and the gate that flips up in the back was RFC to the fender. I took off the gate and it works perfect. When you load the bike for tie down best to have a helper set the front straps. If you let it lean over and get off to do it yourself you will as a minimum mar your rotors or spring? bend? one as a possibility. I mounted the thing on a sheet of 1" plywood, pulled my p/u 5th wheel hitch out, notched the ply so I could strap right to the 5th wheel rails left in the bed. Works perfectly. Can send a pix if you like. Best value I have seen in this kind of wheel chock
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Yes, the seatpost diameter is correct. Your frame will accept a 30.9mm post. This is the 5" version, so make sure that you will be comfortable with it fully extended by measuring your current seat post at the highest setting you can ride with (usually for climbing). I have two of these ave they are great.
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Yes, I purchased a second seat for my girls bike. Her post was 1 1/8" in diameter and it fit perfectly. I should also add that the seat was super relaxing for her. It made for a very pleasant post ride experience.....if you know what I mean!?! lol
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Yes, Cloud 9 seats have standard bicycle specs, so the M-Wave seat post should fit with no problems.