Do I have to remove my pedals like I've seen with other transport bags?
1836980
I didn't remove my Pedals because I used the bag for a FOLDING BIKE it also had FOLDING PEDALS... In my case this Bike Bag worked without taking pedals off The bike
1836981
not really, just need to wrap them with plastic bubble wrap, is pretty wide!
1836982
Hi Joseph you could leave the pedals on but I think it will damage the bag or maybe the spokes if the wheels are close to them. I would remove them!
78731
No the pedals that come with this stationary bike are the ones that have the toe guard and tightening strap that binds around your foot and shoe. But i looked on amazon and there are lots of options for the clipless pedals you may need and can change these out. Because it is really a great bike , and great price. We upgraded the seat on ours and we love it. Hope this was helpful.
756261
You are correct. It will likely block pedal motion as well. Probably ok for minor work like changing a wheel or simple lubrication/adjustments.
557897
No. You should be able to tighten by hand, and then it will self tighten when you pedal. However, if you want to take it off, you'll need a tool
475742
Being a happy owner of this exercycle your question is a very good one. I just looked at my bike and it appears that it has exactly the type of pedals that are replaceable. They are threaded into the crank levers just like a bicycle.
1483149
No, you do not have to remove the seat. If you have anything stored in the bag, you might want to remove that item because it folds up to about a 6 inch depth.
2279831
When I received my pedals they only had the clips, no straps. Hope this helps.
1130745
Yes. The bike ships without the pedals installed so that's one less step! Just be aware that there is not the same amount of standover height as a balance bike, though.
1901649
the bag IS the board. the entire bottom is the soft side of the velcro. so you just put your typical bristly velcro on the bottom of your pedals and it sticks to the bottom of the bag. the bottom panel of the bag is very stiff and padded. As for thickness of pedals.....I have a TC Flashback x4 pedal....fits just fine. does not slide around at all but also could probably fit something taller. If you have something taller than my TC it's probably a lot more expensive and maybe you should think about a 'pro' pedalboard. This thing is designed more for someone on a budget who just wants a good basic pedal setup and is not ready to drop $100-200 on a pedaltrain. good luck!!
1889578
Well the Pedaltrain is just a flat, slotted, and raked surface, so I would say "Yes you can, if you have room for with you pedals".
285982
I ended up trading this bag in for a similar, but less bulky bag in gray snakeskin with black handles. Neither bag is detachable from the wheels. but you easily pick up the bag by the handles and carry it around. In the past, i did have a bag which was detachable but i found that i never really used that feature.
1067224
No problem. The best thing is that you can just release the bag from the part that stays attached to the bike and just carry the bag around. It takes a couple seconds to release and to just click back in.
523602
We didn't remove ours, but all the luggage we used were soft bags and sleeping bags, so everything just molded around them. If you are using hard suitcases, it might not be great.
2270205
I last used mine in October 2014, and I didn't have any problem with either pedal. I kept mine in the plastic bag it came in to keep it clean and avoid crumbs and such getting into any crevices. Could that possibly be the problem? Sorry I'm not more help.
790262
Yes. I'm currently on our second bag. Please note that slipstream wind action may cause elements of the bike(s) to wear holes in the bag. To prevent this I cover the bikes with and old blanket before zipping up the bag. I also put foam drink holders on each pedal for the same reason.
2079611
The rear basket is not removable--I get on and off the city buses without the rear basket interfering with my progress getting on or off.
57929
No. They are attached to the pedals and would interfere with normal driving