does this unicycle have the standard 4 hole/screw saddle to easily change saddles?
1357048
I don't know the standard hole combination but the saddle is screwed with 4 bolts/nuts on the unicycle. The 2 pairs are about 2.5" apart and have a 1" between each other. The bracket it's screwed through has some layaway to the front/back so it can be mounted further apart than the 2.5"
870936
Yes but not from scratch. You will need to install the wheels (no tools needed), straighten the handlebars (with allen wrench), and mount the seat (no tools). Very easy stuff. If you need to mount the pedals, use a thin wrench and turn COUNTER CLOCKWISE to tighten!
835985
Yes it has a single, allen head, bolt to lock it down to the exact location you need. Makes it able to adjust to some unique angles to allow for perfect alignment.
1420002
I think it's sort of adoptable to different hole pattern, I haven't tried different wheels on it though so not sure... Michael
442595
No but it does come with the handlebar adapter. The threadless one can be purchased separately. We have one of each - one on my bike and one on my husband's - and the seat can be switched between the two.
2281481
I looked at it this morning and it appears the sadle is held in place with a pin that is passes through the pivoting frame and eled to the saddle. So my answer would be no it can not be removed very easily to place an adapter on it.
1434616
No, take the old seat off and put this one on, no extra anything. However, this was the most uncomfortable saddle I've ever used and promptly returned it.
2285188
no; it will just attach to the post on your current bike when you switch out the seat.
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.
657355
Yes it does. There was some minimal unpacking type assembly. I recommend taking it to a bike shop for initial tune for safety and a smoother ride.
1527292
Yes. You can change the wheels. It is provided with 4 wheels. The diameter is about 1 - 1.5 inches.
588990
You'll need to use the existing clamp that tightens the saddle onto the bike. But all other hardware is included with the purchase. I bought this saddle for my wife trike and she loves it.
1167228
The seat is pretty much the same as any other bike seat but can be easily switched. I found the original bike seat just fine.
647130
I do not know if the standard seat has a slot between the rider and pillion but if it does then the instruction leaflet has instructions for fitting to 1998 and earlier bikes. Basically it says to remove the handrail fasteners to the rear fender then fit the reciever for the backrest using supplied bolts. Fit the seat then adjust to suit, tighten bolts and refit seat. The two page instructions are easy to follow and are helped by colour photos.
1123165
Yes, I bought a standard pair online with the bike. It was easy to attach them! Very pretty. My 7 year old loves it.
1474344
In short, yes.It's one-piece freewheel that screws on. You don't need any tools, hand-tight is fine (but snug it down), it will tighten up as you pedal. And put a little grease on the threads first.You will probably need a tool to remove the old freewheel though.More info: http://sheldonbrown.com/freewheels.html
281803
none. My feeling is this..for the price..if you are going to replace things on it, for what you will pay for the part you might as well invest more into a ride that already has what you're looking for. On this ride, I dont like the clamp but the clamp isnt standard size so it doesnt replace easily.