Will this fit on an old school stationary bike? no electronics, just a speedometer and odometer, but it was free. it is really old.
63565
Yes it will fit as long as the seat on the bike is the same shape as the seat cover but the seat cover did not help at for me.
63566
This seat is very large and very adjustable. I'm confident it will fit on anything. Good luck.
63567
Measure your seat. It fit on my life cycle which is about 8 or so years old. But the seat is 11x12.
916945
If I were you I'd call Schwinn and ask them. I guess you didn't see my review where I gave them a one-star rating because the electronics in my bike just up and quit after about 40 hours of use. I threw my bike away.
1690732
I'm sure it would. It's free why not if it doesn't fit sell it!!:) I bought the bike and turned it into a motorized bicycle.
264893
Buy a RAM-Mount. I had to buy one to fit my RIDER on my GSX-R 750. Called them for help and the lady was really nice, and sold me the proper kit. The RIDER does cover my really inaccurate speedo, but that's no big loss. The GPS speedo on the RIDER is far more accurate anyway.
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Yes, this is a screw on type sprocket for an older bike--if you have a newer model you will need a cassette not a freewheel, also note you will need a Parks tool to remove and install a freewheel sprocket.
342971
Thanks all. I purchased it. Now it is time to find a mountain bike fitting for it. Any suggestions?
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
625343
Only if your stationary spinning bike has spokes. There is a magnet that attaches to spokes, and a sensor that mounts to a bike's front fork. If you don't have spokes and a fork, you may be able to somehow rig both the magnet and sensor to align/work, but it's highly improbable; definitely wouldn't be easy.
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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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Sorry Tobivil, I no longer have the bike. Worked fine on my old Schwin though.
393235
Yeah, it's a standard Shimano mount. If your wheel takes a Shimano-style cassette it will fit. May not fit some older style free wheels.
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The sensors aren't paired to the computer or the bike. You have to chose "Bike2" on the computer. When you do this it uses a different wheel diameter for distance and speed. I'm not sure if it will even track a different odometer for each bike. I don't think it will.
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Should work fine. It reads the front wheel rotation. This is the 3rd bike and speedometer my wife had. She likes, because easy to read and use.
11610
it did not fit either of 2 upright stationary bike we have the mount for the seat shaft is designed to fit a 7/8 inch shaft , I hope this helps you
1322942
This is just a frame adaptor for the real meter. It must fit any bike. But you need to have the correct meter for your motorcycle.
1184144
Got home to late tonight to look and measure the outside width. This came to our family account. If you still need the information send me a note to my e-mail. It's oldbiker66@yahoo.com in the subject line mention it's from amazon question.
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I put a speed sensor on the back wheel last winter for time on the trainer. It worked well! I have not tried it on the road so I can not speak to that. The heart monitor would read 0 on occasion if I sat up straight for too long.