have to attach Yepp kid seat on vertical frame, how much space is between the 2 horizontal bars?
460324
you would attach it to the stem. I have the orange Yepp seat on my bike for my son - you can't attach it to the head tube because the top tube would block you from snapping in the seat. The stems are 180mm, more than ample for the seat.
411220
The seat is 2 pieces and is probably not wide enough to do such comfortably. Probably better off having a lumber cut to your desired length at your local hardware store...more cost effective
2031249
It looks like it should be about 26" between front and back posts. If that is the case, the dip bars will be approx 24" apart center to center when set on the inside of the posts and approx 31" when set on the outside. They can mounted either way. Hope this helps.
555091
The spacing between the bolts has to be close to the original spacing. Also you may need to get longer bolts if your seat is already thicker where the bolts are.
717548
I'm not sure how much space you need for that, but the clear space between the front and back is about 2 3/8 inches. Hope that helps!
1769896
I pushed the bars in as far as I could at the top. However, with a little careful cutting the top rail could be shortened about 6" more since the top bar overlaps the vertical bars by about 3" on each side. I plan to do that and use set screws to fasten the sliding extension pieces firmly in place.
2042661
I just measured mine & found the sitting area (not including the metal frame) is 18.5 inches accross.
1675824
I just measured mine and the gap between the bars is about exactly 1 inch. Hope that helps.
1406192
No the horizontal bars on this cage are 3/8 to maybe 1/2. I can give u exact if u need it but not even close to 1''. Nice cage though.
40407
I got (2) kids bikes on mine (plus 2 adults) without the extra bar or padding. The girl bikes sit slightly differently as they don't have the upper cross bar. I hang them from the lower bar of the bike (on one arm) and the small area between the seat and rear tire (on the other arm). It works fine.
1733910
I measured 23" not 24" as its advertised. When I measured the cage I got 23 1/4" long x 16 1/4" wide x 20" high. As far as the bar spacing, I am not sure if you meant between bars so I measured that to be approximately 1 1/4". I hope this helps. I made a short vid but there is no where to attach it in this response??
1666319
11 inches. There are several holes to change the space between the two when putting together. I have it with the largest space possible between the two I believe. Hope this is helpful.
394472
Hello KHSomething I forgot to mention in my earlier response. The two horizontal bars can be placed at what ever height you desire.Enjoy Winnie
35378
Hello, the hook to the top of the rod part is 4inches. At the base of hook to vertical rod (The top of the rod part to end length) is approx. 31inches. The horizonal bar can be placed anywhere along the 31inches (there are two plastic clips that the horizontal bar will use as grip). If you put the horizontal bar on the last inch -you can fit up to 30inches above the horizontal bar. With that said-i would definitely hang the lighter clothes on the horizontal bar (bottom) cause the plastic clips do slide a little and cannot hold a lot of weight (definitely not alot of weight the wider you set it). Hope this helps!
287851
The bike we put the seat on was a 12 inch. It just grips and screws onto the post that attaches the seat to the frame.
1532275
Just measured it and the chair width is 20" from one end of the tubular frame to the other side. But the effective seating area is 18". That's with your butt not touching the seat's frame. Hope that makes sense
1179429
Seems to be about 4.5 to 5" where inside butts against bar. There are shorter versions for Gripshift but I don't have those.