Do I need to have a back seat to attach this or can I attach it just to the back of the bike?
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As long as your subframe is intact the straps can mount to them. For example, I mounted the straps to my subframe and license plate holder, then attached the bag to the straps.
1882557
You do not need a back seat. It will sit on anything. Mine is on a luggage rack. I love this bag.
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The bag comes with 4 straps which give you many attachment options on the back of the bike. I don't know what type of bike you have, but on mine the passenger seat only serves as a flat base for the bag to sit on.
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You merely hook your bike to the trainer without modifications (unless you do not have the right rear spoke). When you want to take it outside, just unhook the back supports and away you go.
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Yes. You have to be a bit creative as to how you put the bike on. I usually get it under the top tube at the rear and under the down tube at the front. Depending the the bike frame, you might have to put the bike on under the seat stays. Just take your time and experiment with it. Strap it down well and it will be fine.
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I personally never would because it distracts from the lines of the bike but you can attach a basket. Just be sure when you get the basket get some problem solvers (ask the shop) because the tube diameter on these bikes are smaller than an average Walmart/academy bike
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I did not attach it for that very reason. It's fine without it for me to use. I ride just fine. My 2 yr old loves it.
1072804
No, the second rail you see on the back is a ramp that attaches to load a bike. The ramp itself doesn't have enough support to hold weight.
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No post. It fastens onto the post already on the bicycle. Sorry, hope you can find a post for your bike. This seat is VERY comfortable on my exercise bike!
1964584
Not a good idea. you cannot sit on back rack so no where for 2nd person to sit. but we are pleased with the bike so far with one rider at a time.
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I no longer have a bike but when I had it I did not attach it to the seat post. I tied it to the back of the seat (which had brackets) so it never shifted and worked very well. (Probably not the answer you were looking for - sorry.)
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The seat is attached to the back of the bike along the seat stays and back hub. Google pics of it.
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You would have to make a bracket or use maybe a u bolt with some rubber padding. I like most just mounted it under the handle bars in the frame. Bolted and zip tied. Rides well
156022
If you are just wanting to add the second seat, no other accessories are needed. It clicks right into the back of the B-ready.
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You should not have to...I took my old seat off and used the same hardware to put the new one on.Of course, you will want to take a picture of how the seat is attached to the post and a close up on how theparts go together to hold the seat in place. (I wish I had done a better job taking the parts off and remembering how they were on the seat!) Easier idea, bring it to your local bike shop, just the post and seat, they will haveit on within minutes!Enjoy the ride.....
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I don't recall all the details, just remember it has no shaft or connection point to a shaft, and I and my husband were at a complete loss as to how to attach it to the bike. I would advise you to choose a different seat.
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Hi, I am not the seller of this item, but I did purchase one. You don't have to have the back support on the stool. It is attached with four bolts under the seat.
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No no no, the Cannondale Badboy frames all have the slot for you to bolt it on at the back of the left rear chainstay. Google it and you'll see the images.
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Hi, no you have to put front wheel, handebar assembly and seat on along w/ chain. I had my handyman do it. It's a sweet ride however : )