Does this only attach to circular seatposts/handlebars? I have aero seatpost & handlebars which are very thin, not circular, so I'd like to make sure.
1441183
If you use foam tape, you can build uo the surface to allow adequate support. We used that on my bike with great success. My only caution is watch the battery life. Don't leave your unit turned on when you store your bike! The system could use a little design tweaking, but it is a pretty good device for biking safety.
1441184
I don't have a clue whether it will or not. It does come with some rubber inserts to reduce sizes. I intend to move my light from the seat post to the light luggage rack flange so that I never mask the light with jackets or anything in the baskets or rack. I will build the flange out using good electrical tape so the light will attach securely; it will be covered by the clamp anyway so it should look presentable.
2033360
This isn't a great answer, but we bought a used trailer for our daughter, and this was the only piece missing to attach it to the bike. It's been used on both bikes and stays on no problem. I wanna say it does, but not 100% sure, and not at home to check.
1826084
Yep. It comes with the mounts for Aero, Round and Square crossbars. You can see for yourself at the Yakima site. Here is the link for the install instructions that show the package inventory including the Aero adapters.http://assets.yakima.com/resource/product/fatcat-6-us/type/2?brandId=1
1625272
Anticipate need of added hardware at seatpost area to connect there ...would also need to make sure your bike has holes at wheel frame / cylinder area...as I look at old road bike I have( Peugeot) it may be possible but would take Extra time and hardware to make it happen -sorry not sure with the extras that a modified attachment would be a success .
1975409
Yes. this cradle has a ball on the back. I have a clamp that goes around my handlebar with a ball on it. you will also need a linkage that clamps on balls on both ends. then you can get many different mounts that will work on the same ball.
2202011
I attached mine to a near verticle part of the frame because I was not using a seatpost at the time. You may want to protect the frame paint with tape.
1916574
This rack will attach to any square cross bars (standard - 1 inch by inch or less). I had to buy the adapter kit because I have aerocross bars from Thule that are oblong.
2132310
Most riders have road bikes with really good handlebars on them to start. The curves on those bars offer 3 different hand positions. But on hybrids or bikes with straight bars, putting aero bars on them means the more bends there are, the more options you have for hand placement. I usually only see the ones like these if I see them on a triathlon bike or something similar.
650712
They do not on mine but all bikes are different...It is kind of wide, if your bike has narrow handlebars it may do so..but it's worth the risk you can always send it back. Hope I helped
2172934
It fits just for rounded handle bars (tubing shape), if your handle bar is aero, in the center section maybe can be set
800291
If you are talking about Specialized Crosstrail, no it won't fit. The handlebar on my crosstrail is too thin for this aero bar, even with the adapters. It is designed for 26mm diameter or 31mm diameter bars.
1335715
Yes if there's anything similiar to a handlebar on the stroller. I've mounted it to the handlebars of my offroad bike and it doesn't even slip. It attaches with standard zip ties. 2 are included but you can replace with your own longer ones if needed.
172295
These worked with my old style square bars. I Don't know why the description says they are for the aero bars. I can't comment on the car.
152153
I no longer have a bike but when I had it I did not attach it to the seat post. I tied it to the back of the seat (which had brackets) so it never shifted and worked very well. (Probably not the answer you were looking for - sorry.)
1625196
My road bike clamps fine on the seatpost. I haven't tried this with my MT bike which is considerably heavier.
342066
It attached to the "clamp" bolt on the seat post. The thing that threw me initially was that the bike rack brackets had to be bent (or curved to match the tire line-curvature) to attach the bolt. It bends fairly easy and looks good but the instructions didn't really explain that well. I hope this helps you.
800142
I have a Specialized Shiv TT and my bike fits in. I didn't have to take the aerobars apart, just simply loosen the entire handlebar so that it lays flat against the front fork.