Can it be used with a stationary bike?
522388
I love my computer on my mountain bike. But this computer would never work on my salsa mukluk fat bike because the distance from the spokes to the fork is to great. The sensor that mounts on the spoke and fork must be very close like about a 1/8" in order for the senors to pick each other up.
522389
I had to return it twice. Neither one worked at all. You'd think they'd check the second one to make sure it worked before they shipped it. Luckily Amazon promptly provided me with a full refund and free return shipping.
522390
As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the mounting instructions and it should work fine. As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the... » Read More As long as there is a place on the stationary bike to attach the magnet and a place to mount the pickup sensor, it should work fine on a stationary bike. The magnet would need to be attached to a part that spins (similar to a wheel) and the pickup sensor would need to be attached to a fixed part, so that the magnet passes within a few millimeters of the pickup sensor when the wheel rotates. Depending on the design of the stationary bike, you might have to get creative here. If you are talking about a regular bike mounted on rollers, or a magnetic trainer, yes, no problem. Just follow the mounting instructions and it should work fine. « Show Less
522391
Sure. Great use because it won't move around like is does when I crash my mountain bike.
522392
Depends. If the stationary bike has a wheel with spokes and a fork and the distance from the spokes and fork are close together like that found on a bike then yes l would say it could be used on a stationary bike. I would compare your stationary bike to a real bike and decide for yourself.
1702704
You can try but I wouldn't. I bought an adapter for one of my bicycles that didn't have a straight top frame tube. It's much more secure that way.
1045205
Yes as long as you don't tighten the bolt too much. So it's nice you can switch it from swivel to stationary
2123001
Yes, but only if you mount it on the top of the frame so it's hanging down. It depends on how large the bike is as well.
1849316
It can, but very awkward. It is waste of time with this bike I am sorry that I bought it because the seat is so hard and pain your buttock. I hope this was helpful. unable to exercise long. Only for 10 minutes.
785196
I am not sure. I use my bike to get a good workout and good sweat. You might have to look into seperate apps for that.
1273096
If your stationary bike is a "spin cycle" that you lean forward to pedal and raise up off the seat, as you would with a street bike; with a narrow (less than 6" at it's widest point) seat, it will fit. If your stationary bike is an "upright" bike that you pedal in an upright posture, it probably will not fit. Normally the upright bikes comes with a wide comfort cruiser type seat (those are usually about 8 or so inches wide) it will not fit.
1338690
I believe you could but you should make sure that the unit is attached directly to a wall stud or if not that the anchor and wall material will support the weight of the bike.
1174464
I have it on a Schwinn stationary bike. This seat is not very wide. The seat that came on the bike is wider.
2209963
If your stationary bike has a front panel like most treadmills, I think it will be fine. Just be aware that the gap where you place your iPad, book, etc, is pretty wide. It's more suitable to hold a hardcover book.
2064559
Yes, you can. The motor has its own drive sprocket. The bike will use pedal power, to start the motor. Or if the motor is in neutral you can pedal the bike like usual. Bike.
564820
no.. I don't think it could be strong enough.. It works just fine with a light bicycle.
751771
Stationary bikes have different types of seats, their are so many types...so I cant give a definite yes
2043049
Yes it can. This is a great product I am looking at buying another one. For my mountain bike. The other I use for a street bike
588157
The clamp and the seat I purchased was not compatible with the stationary bike that I bought it for, so I really can not answer this question. Sorry!!
1126240
Not easily. You could use a cable and loop it around the frame of the bike and the trailer hitch, maybe?
543438
Yes but I think it would be to small for a bike your size. Also I wasn't happy with it because the fast you go it will shift up and down.