Can this frame be folded up as well with the barbell on it? or Do you have to remove the barbell first in order to fold it? Thanks!
1657136
You need to remove the barbell first. If I recall correctly, the barbell fits back on top once you lift the seat.
828462
I leave it out in my basement for two reasons. One, if I had to drag it out from under the bed, it wouldn't get used as often. Two, unless your bed is higher than most, it will not fit and even if you take the stability bar off, what it fits into would have to be removed from the legs every time. It does come folded, but it takes almost 20 minutes to put it together (minimum 20 minutes), so unless you are more determined than I am, I would not do that every time I decide to use it.
1145590
Folding not an option. I suppose you could remove the nuts and bolts and disassemble it for storage. I am using it in a spare room as a dressing bench.
874782
There are two plastic rods on top and two at below that has to be removed to fold it, but it is very easy to remove it and put it back. It takes only abt 30 second to do it.
290245
You only have to take out the two end bars to fold it up completely. You can fold it in half simply by moving the two end bars up and leave them attached in the fabric.
2179672
Yes it folds, but my 5 year old doesn't like it cause the handlebars do not adjust up or down.
2269366
You don't have to remove the seat to fold but folding is not as easy as the regular travel system. you can check a youtube vedio to get a better idea. I'm returning it because the handbrake is not working well after one month. Otherwise it's great.
2107550
The top bar folds down by removing a pin. Then the whole thing can be tipped towards your vehicle and pinned in place. We take our bikes camping and leave them at the campsite and just tip the rack up. You gotta remember it's there so you don't run into things! At home, it's so easy to remove and ire-nstall I just take it off every time we use it.
1158142
no. the back support and side rail can come off so that it can be used from a right or left side tub. the legs do come off but still leaving a few inches of tubing on the frame. i would not suggest using anything that folds. i would imagine it would be too wobbly and could collapse very easily. i have been using these benches for over 20 years. the only style i use or recommend.
1226086
No, it does not fold up. And the only other thing you have to watch for is the spread between tires. My bike is a 27", my wife's is a 24" the rack is set for one or the other length. It's not bad, it's just that one of the bikes doesn't fit all the way into the bars. But we have taken our bikes on long trips and have never had ( knock on wood) a problem or incident. As far as removing it? That really wouldn't be a good option. The rack would need to be almost completely disassembled to be removed. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1065131
The UNIT is not foldable. The stabilizing bars are screwed in to the side units and the bars are on the front and the back of the unit. The shelves pop on and can be easily removed if needed. Hope that answers your question!
2278340
It doesn't FOLD up,but you could take it apart and put it back in the box it came in. You have to assemble it when you receive it.
668307
Yes by removing the 3 pins. You can fold it away. No you don't move you're arms. You hold on to the top bar. You can also adjust tension on both cylinders. This machine gives you a good leg & butt workout. And it's much sturdier than most steppers I've had. I am really happy with this machine. And use it daily.
1359509
If you're buying this item it only comes with the bar to attach to the bike and yes it does fold. it doesn't come with a jogger or anything you see in the photo just the bar. I'm actually returning mine because I thought it came with the jogger to
2192541
The basket will fold with walker but is very easy to remove. I usually removed it first because the walker then folded flat.The basket was so worth the expense.
1479989
It folds up when not in use. It depends on if you feel your bicycle would be obtrusive. I find it pretty minimalist.
337158
You can remove the seat, then pull the lever in front of the bike to fold the handlebars down. Removing the seat folding the handlebars is not a long-term solution, in my opinion. If you just needed to shrink those 2 inches occasionally, then it should be fine. As I said,,, if you're going to do it on a regular basis, then this is not the bike for you. If I'm being completely honest, I purchased this is as a toy, and it fits in that category very well