will it fit a spinning bike
1387844
I don't see why not. Remove your existing seat and measure the seat post. I believe it will fit any standard 7/8" or 1" post.
1387845
I don't know for sure, but if the shaft that it attaches to is no larger than 1 or 1 1/8" it should be ok. It's large and it's soft.
1387846
I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able... » Read More I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. « Show Less
1387847
I'm not sure; spin class has always been beyond my wildest dreams. I would think if the spin bike seat post is the same diameter as most bike seats, it would fit. Please note, this is a really WIDE seat. Happy spinning!
1387848
the seat had a standard mounting bracket, which is like a standard bicycle seat post. If the spinning bike has a standard seat post should have no problem.
1697732
It should fit. The rack is universal and I have used it on several 10 speed bikes.
1293458
Not sure, sorry my bike was stolen before I could use it. I had a Sears brand 15 speed mountain bike and is would have fit just fine.
1345253
It should fit as it is very big. Be careful with big wind as mine blew up in a storm and damaged my bike.
840857
Honestly, I do not know. When I initially started spin I used it but after a couple of weeks it got more annoying then helpful. Plus, by that time I had gotten used to the seat. It fit the spin bike I was using very well.
1732703
Sorry, but I don't know. When I bought mine, the dimensions were listed incorrectly, and it was too big to fit on my older stationary bike. When I checked they had corrected the dimensions in the product description.
1958481
Hi Walter. I don't know what a spin bike is, but this BC will work on just about anything that rotates, it will track total distance as well as trip distance, I've got mine mounted on a street rod and traveled 30k miles and speed over 100 mph, can't beat it for the price.
1452114
If your bicycle does not have a rear disc brake it will fit. It is a great stand.
840859
I'm not sure what a spin seat looks like, but this particular product fits a very slim seat like those found on competitive cycles.
1510735
It should as long as it is a standard size rack. I've changed bikes 4 times since I got the basket and it has fitted perfectly on all of them. It is a great basket.
279036
Don't know. I had to make my own bracket. I was lucky to get it on. Go to their website and they tell which bike it fits.
1061411
I have a schwinn and when I ordered mine I was worried it was not the right size because the description didn't match what I was being told. But even my local bike store said it should fit and it did. Not sure if that helps you but good luck.
1474661
yes. it should fit any bmx or freestyle bike. keep in mind it's a rear wheel. :)
2114594
It bolts onto the eyelets, not the wheels. If your bike has eyelets in the rear, this will fit it.
1438420
As long as its a "BMX" freewheel 13 tooth. It will probably fit because the hub is flip flop with two different choices/sides for mounting. Happy biking from Rob @ NebulaCycles.com
793813
Hi! Unfortunately this rack will not fit on the bike you are referring to. Thanks.
733137
If you can fit it on your spin bike it would probably work fine. It doesn't have a stem.