Does this work with a vertical and/or angled seat post?
1845934
Only if it is angles slightly. If it is roughly more than more than 1 or less than 11 o clock then it probably won't fit. But it should be universal to your bike.
1845935
I used it on a Trek with angled seat post. Because the rack is not adjustable for angle, this means it has to be raised on the post to clear the rear tire. On a vertical seat post the rear of the rack will be the same height as where it attaches to the seat post, instead of lower, as on a angled seat post. Works fine either way. Its a solid, but not heavy rack
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
2109367
Should be no problem with the FX seat post. Getting the foot pegs nice and snug takes longer than mounting the seat itself. So much fun!
1630367
I have not tried to use the seat post for a mount, also the steering holder is kind of cheesy but it works to hold the front wheel straight. I found this stand to work pretty good for the novice.
687456
If your bike doesn't have threaded holes at the top of the seat stays near the seat post you'll need to buy a bracket to mount it. This one worked for me: BIKE RACK PART SUNLT MONOSTAY ADPTR RR1p
2119475
The E, A, & V designs differ according to the angle they come off the seat post. To be safe, go to a bike shop and look at them...take your bike if you need to. Only the right one will work for your bike. Then come home and order it on line! Sad but true...this is what bike shops have become....showrooms. By the way, whichever one you get, will satisfy you if it fits the bike. A very nice system.
632542
There is a taper on the seat.. it is thinner on the inside than the outside if that is what you mean by angled.
2153606
Yes. Both the toilets I use them on have elongated seats. Not sure if there is a varying degree on elongated seats or not though.
1122330
The manufacturer says no. My seat has a partial suspension, and only the top inch or so if the post is square. The lower half is a regular cylindrical post. I had to mount the Tyke Toter on the regular post as it would not have worked on the suspension part.
1517855
Not sure about your bed size but mine will work both ways but I use mine vertical like the picture shows.
5027
Attach - yes. Fit under the seat? Maybe - depends how low the seat is on the post. If your seat is at lowest you might not have much clearance but should fit.
1625196
My road bike clamps fine on the seatpost. I haven't tried this with my MT bike which is considerably heavier.
814007
My bike is a mountain bike with a sloped spine, and the bike is slanted, but still works fine. Others have talked about the adapter bar working just fine for them, but I haven't needed it and don't use one, so I can't tell you from personal experience. Sorry.
18276
I'm sure it will, nice adjustable mount for angled eves or flush, very easy to install
1915789
It should. In my case I also had to buy a seatpost, ended up removing the mounting hardware that came with the seat and used the hardware that came with my seatpost. Like most seats, whichever mounting hardware attaches to the two rails under the seat, pretty much the standard.
577797
If it takes a regular bike seat then this one will work but if the post that the seat attaches too is over size or square then it won't
2031012
I don't believe so, I have to let you know the mounting bar is horizontal, not vertical and there about 20" apart screw from screw. its very sturdy but I don't see how to set it up on a post. also take account this swivels from side to side
601184
Mine went on an old Trek mountain bike. There seems to be a lot of adjustment room to it and I think it should fit any seat post. I used mine to support a home made trailer and it took a lot of abuse without turning on the post.