I have an exercise bike with a seat that measures 10 x 6. Would this work for me?
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I think this seat would be too big for your needs. If they make it in a smaller size or have it in 'small' instead of 'medium' you might have better luck. The seat is great if you can find one to fit.
2088439
Its for a standard speed bike or a spinning class bike. Any oversize seat for stationary exercise home bikes or vintage bike will not fit
985051
the Schwinn Pillow Top Seat has the standard bike rail setup underneath the seat. I've ( used ) attached it to three different bikes without a problem, ie; cruiser,mountain mtb, bmx bike. If your exercise bike has a standard modern bike seat the swap should work with minimal problems. All of my bike seat swaps with the Schwinn Pillow Top did not require any extra hardware. Currently using a electra brand seat that is even bigger and larger ( comfort ) than Schwinn Pillow Top on my cruiser. ( same setup )goodluck
2039782
depends on your seat post size. Check this link against your bike year to get the right size. This camp is for a 7/8" inside dia.. http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html#r
1890200
Yes, I'm using it on a 10 x 7 inch seat, it's actually made for a bigger seat so it's hangs over about a half inch or more all around. I don't much care for the padding or for the ribbed pattern on top, so I'm thinking of trying Velo's other cover (item number 137641), for a buck more. My main concern when I bought it was if it was big enough (to use on a 11 x 8 inch seat, on another bike).
577797
If it takes a regular bike seat then this one will work but if the post that the seat attaches too is over size or square then it won't
1337190
I purchased this seat for a three wheeled adult bike from Schwinn, it might fit a exercise bike??? can't say for sure...I only know it works very well on my bike, makes it more comfortable.
701728
I would look at and compare the hardware under the seat currently on the exercise bike with photos of seats you are interested in. If you're still not sure, contact the exercise bike company.
1491444
bike seats aren't inherently flat, making this tricky to answer. my seat is just under 10" wide at the widest point and about 10.5" front to back. as you can see in the picture there is the cushion area which has smaller dimensions, the gray material that bridges the gap to the curves on the side of the saddle, then the black material that goes down the sides. I have a LifeFitness stationary bike, and because it is so deep, even though the measurements are smaller than the last response, it barely fits. It is a fairly deep mesh, but the drawstring on the back doesn't quite go underneath the seat so I have to adjust and tighten it before each use. This is not the cushiest bike cover, it is somewhat firm. But it does the job in making up for the fact that the LifeFitness saddle doesn't have much of a dip in the middle for the perineum for a definite improvement in comfort. It is also about the equivalent of a half seat adjustment, which is perfect for me since one peg hole is a tad high and the next one a tad low. But if you're on a stationary bike that adjusts with pegs, know that this will change your ride height.
1697731
I think it would fit since it is somewhat adjustable. Mine is on a Schwinn Le tour 10 speed.
1187280
It should if the tube that the seat slides into will hold it securely. Most exercise bikes have adjustable seats similar to bikes that are used outdoors. The seat angle can generally be adjusted to tilt more or less to keep the rider from sliding forward or backward while peddling. The other primary adjustment is the seat height, accomplished by sliding the seat post into the upright tube on the bike - standard stuff. There are only two possible issues to be aware of; 1) The seat post MUST be tight enough in the tube so that when the clamp at the top of the tube is tightened, the seat height will be maintained. If not, a good full service bike shop should be able to fit adapters to the post, tube, or both. It's not a big deal. 2) Due to the size of the seat, it works best when the extra support bars are used (actually one metal tube shaped like a long upside down 'U'). The seat comes with this U tube already attached to the seat. The bottoms of this bracket are normally attached to the rear axle of a street bike. Whether or not they can be attached to YOUR exercise bike remains to be seen. You might want to check whether the rear brackets of the seat will attach to your bike before ordering the seat because the brackets do make a big difference. Good luck. If it will work on your bike you'll love the seat.
1798919
Measure the diameter of the Pedal Screw, if it is 1/2 or 9/16, that size will probably fit.Most of my Bicycles are 9/16 and Exercise machine is 1/2"
100670
It could be close, depending upon your leg length. I am about 5'3-4" and I do not have the seat in the lowest notch. The lowest notch is about another 3 inches lower. My upper torso is long and my legs are short, so it might work for you. My inseam is 29.5". If the seat isn't quite low enough, possibly you could put some padding between the bottom of your foot and the peddles. It is a great exercise bicycle!
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I have the Bell Gel Fusion+ cushion seat. It's dimensions are 10.5 inches by 7.5 inches. I would measure the seat on your Life Cycle Bike and if it is compatible with what you have I will sell it to you. Hope this helps you.
512186
If it has a three piece crank. I'm not familiar with exercise bikes, sorry.
439733
My bike is a Specialized brand, and the seat did not need anything special to make it work. I am not an expert on bicycles, but suspect that the seat rails are standard. I bought another after-market seat before this one and it also had "standard" rails. My suggestion is to assume it will work, unless you have some unusual kind of bike. Then, if needed, look for something to adapt to your bike.
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It should, especially if you're accustomed to full leg extension when pedaling. If you like having your knees folded up, then it would be an easy mod to drill another hole in the seat post - kind of like punching a new hole in your belt. It is NOT good for people 6' and up.