How easy is it to detach the leg containing the handle bar? Basically, how easy is it store?
368388
I put it together myself so I do not expect that it would be very difficult to take one piece off. Although I have not had to do that.now that I have had this trampoline for many months I have to say it is a great buy and so sturdy.
368389
I put it together myself and have never wanted to take the handle bar off. Maybe you want to take the handle bar off and put it in storage. Then attach the regular legs for someone that wants to use the trampoline without the bar. If that's what you mean, it would not be difficult. However, it would take some time and you probably wouldn't want to take the handle bar off and on often. It would be very inconvenient.
368390
Attaching the handlebar legs is very easy, the only thing you'll need is a little room while attaching them when the rebounder is on its side.I do not store mine, yet I use it everyday. Personally I would find constant attaching and removal of the bar a hassle, yet it would be easy to do.
368391
Taking the handle on and off to store would definitely be a pain. However this is the best piece of workout equipment I have ever owned. I highly recommend it.
368392
The legs are attached to the bouncer frame using a bolt (hex). In my opinion, this would be a cumbersome process if done per use - regularly removing handlebar for storage and re-attaching it for each use. The process itself is not difficult, however.
368393
It was easy to attach the handle, but it's not so easy to move it around. It doesn't fit through normal doorways with the handle. The handle does offer more security against falling or losing your balance.
2266312
Yes. The handlebar holder is detatchable and can be attached in whatever way helps hold the bike in the position you need.
689497
It is very easy to remove; I never leave mine on the car when not transporting bikes.The wrench you need is included, and I would estimate no more than 10 minutes to remove it from the car.
1660754
Super easy!!! If I remember right it's either assembled and you fold up it just putting the handle bar part on!
1917309
It can be taken off quickly if you want to. One strap is Velcro and the other is a plastic clip you just squeeze it and pull the strap loose through the metal bars under your seat. It doesn't hit my legs as I have it attached under my seat. I have a dual sport bike so depending on the bike type I can't say for sure but with mine I don't hit my legs on it.
2137656
David, the handle does not detach. It is quite a bit stronger this way and is quite thin, so stores away readily.
1729857
It's easy to put on and take off. It can be folded and stored when not in use. Personally I'm using it to store my bike throughout the winter so that I can leave it outside so I will be leaving it on for months at a time.
2233421
Yes, quite easy. I remove mine in summer as ski season is over and I have no use for it.
265598
It's not very easy to break down or at least it will not be very small. The bases on the legs come off easily (without tools) but the tops of the legs remain attached to the bar making it awkward to store. The tops of the legs are approx. 3 ft long each and you would need an allen wrench to remove them from the bar.
1224692
The light is very easy to remove. It would need to be removed if it was to be left where someone might steal it. One just slips the large rubber band off the handlebar and undo the velcro strap for the battery and it is off. Less than 10 seconds.
413385
There is a small amount of assembly that I considered relatively easy. One must slide on the handlebars and screw in the knobs that hold them in place. This is what one would do to change the height of the handlebars. One also slides the backrest into brackets in the front or back, depending on how one plans to use this fine Rollator. I have found this device to be extremely useful and convenient to maneuver. The seat is welcome for a rest and the pocket underneath is handy for carrying things.
1349036
It appears that the handle bars could be removed by taking out the 4 phillips screws on each bar. The bars are clearly not designed to be removed and although it probably wouldn't hurt the functionality of the item it wouldn't look right either.
2043096
Turn it upside down seat part on the ground. Pull up on the legs, snaps out . Mine came unassembled so it comes out easily, yours maybe not so easily. Popping back in is a little harder, if I don't get it snapped in good, my legs come out moving it .
1501527
The legs are easy to snap in but given the entire contraption I think it'd be hard to assemble/disassemble it. It'd be easiest to find a space large enough to store it.
1528387
Hi, It is really pretty easy. Remove the handle with the supplied allen wrench and the the outer escutcheon just slides off with a twist of your hand.
2134057
It is together all you have to do is pull the legs down. the bar across just fits in the holes on the two front legs. It is real easy to do. Enjoy
1557501
It hold the light very securely and is very easy to pull out. The plastic is actually very flexible yet durable. However the screw that came with it was too short to secure the mount around the handlebar so I just used a zip tie. Works great.