Can you mount the bikes by the back wheel so you can turn the front wheels to fit it into smaller beds?
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I never tried it but I don't think it work work because the sprocket and derailers would be in the way.
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Not the one on the picture. Pipeline Racks makes them. (different arms) Price is little more. (really little) Talk to Bill! He will "dial it in" for you. Good luck! Ivan
2269191
Hi GP, thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, our "Fork Base Unit" can't be mounted over the top of most rear racks.Regards, Bike Balance
294139
Yes, you would need to invest in some rails if you want to convert it to a toddler bed. The existing sides are too tall.
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Yes. They are standard carriers mounted on a standard load bar. You can take them off the trailer and mount them on any load bar. You can move them around as you need. Any standard bike rack should work as far as I know.
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This is not required if you place the women's bikes on one of the first three mounting locations (closest to the back). Larger children's bikes and women's bikes fit easy there. If you want to place them inward toward the 4th and 5th positions, then yes, this is required.
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Yes, you can. You may eventually want to change it over to just the basic frame that's designed for it (because of height, the box springs wearing down, etc.), but it should be fine placed on the box springs.
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You could try using tube clamps to help adapt to your frame. It would eliminate the need for drilling into the frame.http://www.bikebagshop.com/rack-accessories-c-89.htmlRegards, Dean
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Yes you can. The set we purchased was the perfect width and depth but was taller than what was needed to fit in our laundry room. My husband cut the side rails using a saws all. I watched him do it and it was done in minutes. I took the left over pieces and put it together forming a second smaller unit. You can purchase the wheels, tips, or whatever you want to complete it.
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you can but there are grooves in the sides of the bed to accommodate the wheels and back resting legs so it's not a completely flat surface like a metal wheelbarrow. So yes but not as easily as conventional wheelbarrow.
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Yes, but the angles of rotation are a bit limited. As long as you get the right size bike for your height, I can't see it being a problem.
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Nope, not usually. Most of the time you can shift the other bikes a bit to lift bikes in the middle out. We are very happy with our Monkey Bar Rack.
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Yes, you can position the wheel mount close enough to the bike frame in order to use a U-Lock, as long as the U-Lock isn't too short.
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You would have to totally cut and remake the base that holds the wheels. Not a easy task. In that case it would be easier to make your own or just look for a shorter rack.
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I wouldn't see why not. I had to reverse the bikes on the rack to get the lay side by side. It is a nice sturdy rack
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I don't know for sure. But I do not think so. The bikes are fairly close to the back. Around 2 feet maybe, maybe less. My buddy has the four place bike rack. As long as you didn't need to take four bikes. It would allow for the extra room you might need.
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Not sure, sorry... note that there is a weight limit on the rack of 300Lbs so if you did add the bikes it may put you over that limit...
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Yes. I would suggest going to a bike shop and having them put it together. Its a great bike with a great price. I payed 45 dollars to assemble it.