Has anyone used these bags on a folding bike with 20" wheels? I have 7.5" from top rack bar to top of bottom diagonal rack post. How tall are they?
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The distance between clips and single lower clip is about 6.5-7.5" . The lower clip can be mounted vertically or horizontally (accommodating the diagonal lower support on my rack) the lower clip also slides on a track allowing 5 inches left to right adjustment.
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There is a 7" distance between pack's top and bottom clips, where they would attach to the rack. Bottom of pack extends approx. 4.5" below lower clip at rack attachment. Overall dims of the empty pack are 15" h x 14" w x 7" deep.
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i have to say they will not . i believe you may have trouble in two areas , finding a rear carrier to act as its frame ,and your heel may hit the bags , i had close clearance with my 26 in.
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Hi Kerri,I bought these training wheels for my daughter's bike which is also a 20" frame as well. These fit and are also adjustable. Like I said in previous answers, the brackets ate made to fit a round tubular frame, since my daughter's bike has an oval shaped tube section I had to modify the brackets just a bit.You should have no problems if the frame is round tubular shape.Good luck.
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This rack is perfect for you. There are two post that are around 20 '' high so go for it you will not regret. All my friends got one after seing mine. Claude
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I do not believe that these panniers are designed for that type of rack. The bags will probably rub against the spokes, which would not be good.
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i use them on 26 inch montain bike wheels and work well. the brand of your bike is not important in this case. take Acutal measure of the pads and the rim. Hope this is helpful to you. thanks
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This does not work with smaller bikes. I think 13" is the bike I have that does not fit very well - I think 20" would be OK.
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The EZ-Trainer will not fit on your bike the way it is.You need to have vertical braces to attach it to and the 20" folding bike that I saw didn't have those. That being said you could get some welded on so you could attach these wheels.You would no longer be able to fold your bike though. At least not the way you used to.
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i don't think it will. I bought it for my 20" Dahon folding bike and it just fits the bag.
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They haven't been an issue for me, but I adjusted the horizontal cross arm with the clamp on it out pretty far. I mainly did that so I can run the pedals and shift gears with the bike on the stand without the pedal on the stand side running into the vertical bar. I guess the added benefit of adjusting the bike farther away from the rack is that it keeps the stand legs out of the way also. The stand they show in the picture does not have the legs fully extended. When they are, it's a really wide base and I haven't had any issues with it wanting to tip over. I'm usually putting a MTB with 29" wheels on it so it's pretty heavy. I've also used the stand in my back yard on uneven surfaces and it's still pretty solid.
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I recently bought two of these for use with a Tern Link C7 folding bike, in combination with the Biologic Portage rack. They work well for me. There isn't much clearance between my heels and the basket, but it does work. If you pull up too close to a curb the basket will drag on the curb, due to the short stature of the bike.
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Folded in half (For storage) is about 35" tall, and 20" wide. The rack bars themselves are about 18 5/8" wide and 4" apart from each other, except for the middle two, where it folds, these are about 6 1/2" apart. When completely opened flat is about 69" tip to tip, and about 61 1/2" from first bar to last bar. (I have never used this totally open, because its open size is wider than my bathtub is long, so it is for me always bent, higher in the middle, which works great for me.)I hope this answers your question.
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The velcro straps on each bag are 12 inches long, and completely covered in velcro. On my bike I have them overlapped by 5 inches. which gives me 19 inches between the two saddlebags. I believe that you could reduce the overlap to 3 inches, and it would still be strong enough. Anything less, they might pull apart.
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I bought a rack at the same time and it went right on no problems. I did have a bike with separate bolt holes on the frame for finders and a rack. Clearance was not a problem. You might have to get longer bolts if you only have one hole set for both fenders and rack. With 1/2" elevation difference in the bike mounting holes, I still have 1" between the fender and the bottom of the rack. I cannot answer about the baskets.
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Something I tried and it worked fine: Google the vendor and ask. Generally a 26" wheel bike will handle a 6 footer just fine. I have a 20" folder, am 5'11" and it works fine for me outside of being spendy for tires.
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The rack fits nicely on my 28" 700c bike. You may need to use a little muscle to squeeze the main bars to the back wheels. Hope it helps!
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not sure, but the Bag Dimensions: 13" Long X 10.75" Tall X 6.5" Width. Would recommend saddle bag support bars when mounting saddlebags to your bike. It will keep the bags from rubbing on the bike.