I'm wondering if the urban rebounder springs are attached straight or in a V-shape? Thanks!
1853963
V shape. And I am FAT. Right up to the weight limit when I started and I haven't sprung a spring yet doll! It has been great for weight loss and stress reduction. Buy it!
1853964
V shaped. Additional bonus is they are the heavy duty springs that are attached to independent hardware on the frame, not directly to the frame itself like some of the cheaper models.
1853965
If I understand your question...the springs are in a V-shaped pattern. Each pair of springs is forms a V-shape being wider at the edge of the rebounder and the v-'point' being on towards the center.
1628140
There is some play in the bracket that hooks to the handlebars and the basket. In this photo they point forward. On my bike they are rotated pointing straight down. Giving you a couple of inches of play.
89871
no, just springs. I have a pair with the same part numbers but one is 3/4" shorter than the other side and now my toyota tracks off center. I contacted dorman 5 times and they will not help me.
2257349
It is straight - see my video review here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04WYzarV5JI
1511429
To be honest, I was not comfortable with the quality of the hardware that came with the blocks. I ended up spending the money and had my leaf springs re arched. It's a much safer way of getting the little bit of lift that your looking for.
368390
Attaching the handlebar legs is very easy, the only thing you'll need is a little room while attaching them when the rebounder is on its side.I do not store mine, yet I use it everyday. Personally I would find constant attaching and removal of the bar a hassle, yet it would be easy to do.
454376
Single, great leaf springs. I took out a 4 inch lift block and the new spring is even higher than the 4 inch lift block.
242230
Mine is exactly as shown. Works great although it can slip very slightly on the round bars. Thin rubber pad will prevent that.
431161
I went over and looked at mine just to be sure. They appear to be the same, at lest the one I got. I'm realizing now that the description is a little thin on this listing. I'll put it this way, the one I got appears the be the same 9 - 13", spring loaded release (you can see the springs on the feet of the other one), swivels, notched legs. Hope that help you out.
836118
This rebounder has a removable stabilizing bar, and I think two or three pairs of resistence bands designed to clip onto the sides.
332794
There is a special stabilizing bar made by Rebound but it is an accessory and costs extra. BTW, this is an excellent product and mine is 8 or 9 years old and only broken about 6 springs which Rebound supplies for free.
319451
Springs. Not a bungee cord in sight. The springs have "S" hooks that connect them to the mat on one end, and the outer ring of the rebounder on the other.
1575834
Yes they should be very tight. You will need to lock them in and give them a real good crank. You may want to use a pole like PVC. On their web site there a leg assembly image specifically about the leg assembly.Go to support and parts tab, then assembly help and scroll down to jump sport fitness trampolines and see there rebounder leg assembly. Hope it was helpful!
2241901
Mine are also straight. They have the ridges where the bend SHOULD be, but they are not bent! :\
1934965
You aim the two box springs in one direction and the twin mattresses in the other to form a 90 degree angle. That keeps the mattresses from shifting apart. (I have not used this product, but that's how we've always converted twins into a king at rental cottages.)
703506
It is straight. However be careful. The ear hooks are adjustable and they slide around when I am working out so they do not stay in place and they fall off.
300883
Rad, I didn't measure mine - just reused them. I don't have to deal with a lot of rust so they were fine. No problems with the springs so far.