I have a Schwinn Meriadian adult tricycle: Will the trailer attach to it?
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Mr Ralph Hello I that I have your answer for you sir and that is modifying , In other words instead of side tongue you need a straight tongue and add a cross member for support of the box frame about foot from the front and have to add support to the axle area to hook up with and if you want a print out I'll be glade to draw it and email it too you sir .... Manuel Brown
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As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike... » Read More As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. « Show Less
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Yes, it certainly should. You should be aware, however, that the seat works best with the attached rear support bar. This consists of an 'upside down' metal 'U' that is fixed to the seat with the two long metal sides of the bracket being attached to both ends of the axle of the rear wheel. This arrangement is intended for use with a two wheeled bike. With a trike, it becomes more complicated since there is no rear wheel that is in direct line with the front wheel. Therefore, it is necessary to find somewhere on the bike's frame, between the rear wheels, where this support bar can be attached. Since I have yet to see a trike that has ready-made attachment points for this type of seat, it becomes necessary to fabricate brackets on the frame that will allow for secure attachment of the seat support bar. It shouldn't be too difficult to fit the seat on the frame using only the main tube support of the seat while swinging the rear support bar back and forth until an appropriate location is observed. Then, of course, sufficient clamps or attachment points for the seat's rear support bar needs to be devised and fixed to the frame, allowing for a firm attachment of the seat support bar. As a final note, i would suggest that you first carefully analyze the situation before rushing out to buy additional hardware for the attachment of the seat to the frame; things are rarely as simple as they might seem at first. If you feel it is something beyond your abilities, you might want to present the idea to your local bike shop. They might be more than willing to do the job for you, for a small fee, of course. Either way, it's going to cost a few extra dollars, but once firmly attached to your trike, you'll love it. The only other thing you might want, is a new memory gel seat cover; then you'll never want to stop riding.
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It should work fine. I just looked up the bike you have and the trailer attachment part would just bolt onto the left side of the frame by the back tire.
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Yes. There is a spring the allows the joint to hinge in any direction and the trailer stays upright even with the bike laid down on it's side.
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There is an attachment that hooks on the bike frame. The trailer snaps on and off the attachment as needed. Fairly simple to use once you put the attachment on the bike, although I sometimes have a little trouble with getting the locking pin to fasten. To install the attachment, just undo one of the side bolts that hold on the back tire and put the attachment on with this.
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Hi Lisa, there is a black hitch on the end of the bar which you remove and bolt to the rear axle of your bike. Then you just connect the tow bar when you want to use the trailer.
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I didn't use mine as a trailer mount, although I did mount it to a piece of plywood that is just a bit longer than the length of the bike to where I have it in my shop and drive up on the plywood and then into the Wheel Chock Bike Stand Mount. It definitely needs to be mounted to something, so if you are installing it in a trailer, it just needs to be attached to something that will hold it in place and support the load of the bike that it supports.
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I would think the answer to be yes but I would ask a bike shop familiar with your bike. Attachment gritting for trailer is holding place by axle bolt assembly.
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The front pipe can be removed at just in from of the pedals. Look closely at the pictures and you can see a quick connect join just below the mud deflector. The trailer won't go on a bike carrier, but would probably fit in a trunk once taken apart. Haven't actually tried fitting it into a trunk because we have a minivan and just lay down the back seats instead of taking it apart.
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your configuration of wheel to axle to frame will dictate the hitch arrangement . a fabrication will most likely be necessaryas your need of a threaded receiver to accept the hitch adaptor to attach trailer. A limited machine/welding shop could do the necessary adjustments rather frugally.
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As is pictured, it attaches to the port (left side). I double checked to see if it could hook to the other side of the trailer/ bike and it will not.Hope that helps!
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Yes this trailer will attach to a bike that has a quick release rear wheel if that is the question. The trailer comes with what is called a Booyah Bike Trailer Hitch that the trailer arm attaches to. The end of the trailer arm is flexible to accommodate for the alignment.
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We have an instep bike trailer that we connect to our Kent tandem. It just connects to rear wheel hub like any other bike, No Problem. I'm not sure about a tag along though.
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yes, It can be attached and the quick release part of the hitch allows very easy detachment of the trailer from the bike.
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It does attach to a std adult trike post but I was not able to attach the support bar. The support bar attachs to the bottom of the seat and is for addtl stability. It works without it but does wobble some.
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I doubt that it would fit. It attaches to the tubular frame, and the Schiwinn Evolution Comp does not have that.
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I'm not sure what exactly you are asking. You attach the trailer by taking your bike seat off and threading your seat through the trailer clamp and back through your seat post.