Will this seat be good for use on a stationary bike?
1434431
Short answet: yes.Long answer: it depends on the fixation system of the seat to the pole on your stationary bike.
1434432
If the top of the stationary bike's seatpost looks more or less like this (like a traditional seatpost), then yes:http://previewcf.turbosquid.com/Preview/2014/07/08__10_08_09/Seat%20Post%20Clamp%20Assem%202.JPGf254dc5e-e190-4134-a28e-ae979c002dacLarge.jpg
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I can only assume it would be great, but without knowing how the mount/post on a stationary bike is designed i dont know if it is compatible. If the seat mount is like a bike mount, i'm sure you will enjoy it.
1434434
I would recommend this seat not just for any bike, but every bike. I have one for all three bikes I own.
1282859
Yes, it should be fine for that. I sit on mine regularly and it's very sturdy.
1233219
As with any normal bike, standing wont ruin the equipment. However, with this stationary bike,the arm bars are constantly moving, so standing may be difficult. (your arms have to hold onto something)
137426
I bought this seat for my wife's bike (a Fuji) and had no problems. It doesn't come with any mounting hardware so if your bike doesn't have the same clamp style mounts that attach to the rails under the seat (see the tubular metal rods in the photo) you'd have to buy some kind of clamp too. Our bike already had it so it was a simple attachment.
854820
I have the same problem. Which one, sold on Amazon. is preferred? I have been told that bike seats are for moving bikes and cannot be fitted to stationary bikes.
1867341
Based on my installation, it will work as long as you have a spoke to mount the magnet onto and a fork to mount the pickup onto. The rest is a simple wire connection up to the computer which is run up the frame and zip-tied in place. If your stationary bike has a flywehel design then it will be very hard to mount the magnet since the alignment to the pickup is pretty critical to get it close. From wha I have seen of most flywheel-type stationary bikes there isn't a good place to connect the magnet as designed. You would have to resort to some other means for mounting the magnet to the flywheel..hope this helps. Based on my installation, it will work as long as you have a spoke to mount the magnet onto and a fork to mount the pickup onto. The rest is a simple wire connection up to the computer which is run up the frame and zip-tied in place. If your stationary bike has a flywehel design then it will be very hard to mount the magnet since the alignment to the pickup is pretty critical to get it close. From wha I have seen of most flywheel-type stationary bikes there isn't a good place to connect the magnet as designed. You would have to resort to some other means for mounting the magnet to the... » Read More Based on my installation, it will work as long as you have a spoke to mount the magnet onto and a fork to mount the pickup onto. The rest is a simple wire connection up to the computer which is run up the frame and zip-tied in place. If your stationary bike has a flywehel design then it will be very hard to mount the magnet since the alignment to the pickup is pretty critical to get it close. From wha I have seen of most flywheel-type stationary bikes there isn't a good place to connect the magnet as designed. You would have to resort to some other means for mounting the magnet to the flywheel..hope this helps. « Show Less
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my stationary bike seat is pretty narrow and it fits snugly.Hope that helps.
773799
I believe so, but what you should know is I used this for only about 8-10 miles at the most before the noise it makes at drove me nuts enough to put it back in the box. I needed to ride, but in the desert heat, with no air conditioning in the house, it just wasn't worth wearing earplugs on top of everything else I had to go through to ride. My advice is to buy the best and most quiet stationary bike stand on the market. Search bike shops for comparison, and hear and see them in action. Plan on spending $250 or so, but believe me - well worth every dollar!!
83003
I use it for my laundry stuff and it is stationary. I'm not sure I'd trust it to be sturdy enough for what you want to use it for.
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1237700
If you adjust the seat you should be OK .. Its a really decent machine I've had mine almost a year and use it a lot
1108201
Since your bike has an aluminum body it would be no problem. Get some bungee cords to secure your wheels to the pedals so that they don't move around so much. If your bike was made from carbon fiber I would suggest that you buy one of the bike racks where the bike stands up resting on it's wheels and not secured to the top rail of the bike. Good luck.
463133
There's a reasonable amount of room between the seat/mount and the frame, so I suspect so. You should definitely stop by your LBS and see what they have to say since a lot of it will depend on your frame size/design.
587177
I think it should be fine, it has a adjustable seat height. I like the bike, You can adjust the tension to regulate how hard it is to pedal. It's a nice bike for the price. Don't expect a expensive one, but it works fine, if you use it.
1273094
Yes. I bought it for a staionary bike that I have. The original seat was way to hard.
1234873
A stationary bike will work if the fly-wheel is exposed and has a good texture to grab the shaft of the dynamo. It's designed for the rubber tire of the bicycle to work sort of like a gear against the textured plastic cap on the end of the shaft making it spin. If you can affix it to the stationary bike so that it is up against the spinning wheel and if the there is enough friction that it doesn't sleep it should work fine.
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You should be okay! You can adjust your seat to the lowest position and still be able to cycle to the fullest.