Can this rack be used for the schwinn meridian trike
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The HR1000R is not strong enough to support the Schwinn Meridian trike. For a trike that heavy you would need the HR1450R with Trike Adapter 1. We'll get the HR1450R listed for you in the next business day if you'd like to purchase it.
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The HR1000R is not strong enough to support the Schwinn Meridian trike. For a trike that heavy you would need the HR1450R with Trike Adapter 1. We'll get the HR1450R listed for you in the next business day if you'd like to purchase it. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
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Yes it will. Just got back from a Colorado trip and the rack was a life saver! Just make sure the bikes do not exceed manufactures bike weight rating limit.
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you might find a rack 1st, that you like,and then ask the manufacturer of the rack if it will install on this particular bike.other than that, it may be hit or miss,installing your/a rack onto this bikemarc
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We have put a 24 inch trike along side a 26 inch hybrid and the carrier works perfectly. Just be aware it is a 2 inch square hitch. The bikes are very secure. The rack is adjustable for width and length. My trike is not a Schwinn, but don't know why it wouldn't worked. We really like the carrier.
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Not sure, but I would think so. Most bike parts are universal fit. It fit a Giant with some difficulty, and fit a Schwinn perfectly.
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hi,dahon do not have any rack for this. rack does not fit on 24" wheel bikes
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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.
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Not without some machining to the frame. This hub, like all bike hubs, uses a 7 inch axle. The Meridian as delivered from Schwinn uses an 8 inch axle. To use any replacement hub requires moving the hub backwards about 2 inches by extending the slot in the frame it sits in and redrilling the associated bolt holes for holding the rear frame to the front frame. I recommend having your bike shop do this due to the level of precision required. The job isn't cheap but it is more than worth it. I suspect other adult trikes are similar.
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If you have eyelets both top and bottom, the answer is yes. You can bend the top support to any position. So, this rack will fit just about any bike if not all bikes.
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I doubt it. It is made to fit rear of most standard bikes. The bike itself has the mounting holes on it from the factory, rack is designed to fit factory made holes. I believe they do sell ones for the front though
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yes, it will fit on the 3 wheel Schwinn Meridian. It feels great to sit on and your bottom doesn't get sore from riding the bike.
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having additional gears to choose from allows the bike to climb hills easier using the lower gears(more pedal revolutions) and obtain a faster cruise speed in the higher gears(less pedal revolutions) so it works much like a manual transmission in a car. I found that this would not fit the Schwinn meridian adult trike however , the axle is not long enough
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Yes, it certainly should. You should be aware, however, that the seat works best with the attached rear support bar. This consists of an 'upside down' metal 'U' that is fixed to the seat with the two long metal sides of the bracket being attached to both ends of the axle of the rear wheel. This arrangement is intended for use with a two wheeled bike. With a trike, it becomes more complicated since there is no rear wheel that is in direct line with the front wheel. Therefore, it is necessary to find somewhere on the bike's frame, between the rear wheels, where this support bar can be attached. Since I have yet to see a trike that has ready-made attachment points for this type of seat, it becomes necessary to fabricate brackets on the frame that will allow for secure attachment of the seat support bar. It shouldn't be too difficult to fit the seat on the frame using only the main tube support of the seat while swinging the rear support bar back and forth until an appropriate location is observed. Then, of course, sufficient clamps or attachment points for the seat's rear support bar needs to be devised and fixed to the frame, allowing for a firm attachment of the seat support bar. As a final note, i would suggest that you first carefully analyze the situation before rushing out to buy additional hardware for the attachment of the seat to the frame; things are rarely as simple as they might seem at first. If you feel it is something beyond your abilities, you might want to present the idea to your local bike shop. They might be more than willing to do the job for you, for a small fee, of course. Either way, it's going to cost a few extra dollars, but once firmly attached to your trike, you'll love it. The only other thing you might want, is a new memory gel seat cover; then you'll never want to stop riding.
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Yes you can, however the rack moves around a lot. It's safe, but if I were to buy another rack, it would be from 1up USA bike rack. I barrowed one, best rack I have ever used.
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Axiom makes a similar rack SPECIFICALLY made for bikes with disc brakes. That one will NOT work. Axiom Journey "Disc Brake Compatible" Rear Rack
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As long as the bike has sharp lines it will be fine. If the bike has a curve that goes straight down in the middle you will need a bar that attaches the bike to the rack. Not a big deal.
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It should be fine. It connects on the outside of the rim away from the disc brakes. This is a good basic rear rack. It is adjustable for different sizes of bikes.