Anybody use this on citi bikes?
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If a citi bike has a regular rack behind the seat and over the rear wheel it will work. The citi bikes I viewed didn't have racks.
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It works all right on my Surly LHT. The only annoying thing that I've noticed is that I brush my legs against it when I climb out of the saddle. I'm not sure how typical this is.
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I think I might have read about interference issues with older Shimano calipers. I've had 3 different bikes with Avid discs loaded with zero issues. The only issue you could possibly have would be interference of the tray and the caliper. Worst case, you could very slightly notch the tray where there was any interference (strong wire snips would probably be sufficient to clip the tray where necessary). The tray (especially at the fork mount point) really isn't structural, so this modification wouldn't affect the use of the bike mount. The copperhead is a great, inexpensive fork mount. I say go for it. I think I might have read about interference issues with older Shimano calipers. I've had 3 different bikes with Avid discs loaded with zero issues. The only issue you could possibly have would be interference of the tray and the caliper. Worst case, you could very slightly notch the tray where there was any interference (strong wire snips would probably be sufficient to clip the tray where necessary). The tray (especially at the fork mount point) really isn't structural, so this modification wouldn't affect the use of the bike mount. The copperhead is a great, inexpensive fork mount. I say... » Read More I think I might have read about interference issues with older Shimano calipers. I've had 3 different bikes with Avid discs loaded with zero issues. The only issue you could possibly have would be interference of the tray and the caliper. Worst case, you could very slightly notch the tray where there was any interference (strong wire snips would probably be sufficient to clip the tray where necessary). The tray (especially at the fork mount point) really isn't structural, so this modification wouldn't affect the use of the bike mount. The copperhead is a great, inexpensive fork mount. I say go for it. « Show Less
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Can't tell you much about using it on your bike. But I use it all the time on my kayak and it works great. Even held up the class 4 r rapids
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It fits around a standard nyc parking meter posts and bike posts and parking sign posts .You could in the right position get to lock the rear wheel and the frame but its a tight fit and may scratch up your paint.I use a loop cable for the wheels its about $12 more.
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It worked on my Trek Wahoo that has quick release wheels and disc brakes. I had to open it up a little but if you get it open a little it fits nicely. The only other thing was the two silver 'arms' that attach to the frame. There was a little bending to get them to line up with the holes on the frame to secure the rack to the frame under the seat. I am very happy with this rack and the pannier bag I ordered from Amazon.
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I have not ever used it on a bicycle... but my assumption would be that it would work...
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Yes. In fact, on my racer I have both units mounted on the chain stay. The cadence unit mounted closest to the bottom bracket. Figuring it maybe more aerodynamic. Works well.
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I have it mounted on a Trek X-Caliber 6. It fits well, and doesn't rattle even with a heavy load or while doing heavy mountain biking. I did have to buy the longer mounting straps though (which Amazon didn't carry), as the ones that come with it had it too close to the seat for my liking. With the longer straps it's in the perfect position. It keeps most mud off my back too. One issue I did have with it that is unrelated to the bike itself is that you have to be careful which of the mounting holes on the rear frame you use, or it can get in the way of the quick-release lever for the rear tire. This is made irritatingly worse by the fact the hex bolts that mount it to the frame are really deep in the frame, and if you carry a multitool on rides for repairs, odds are the hex wrenches won't be long enough to reach the bolt heads. This is unfortunately one of those things you only notice when you're ten miles out on a trail and pinch a tube.
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It will not work on my bike which is a Diamond Back. The rear axle is not long enough to install the coupling. But works fine with the Diamond Back which my wife rides. Go Figure! Also works fine with our fold up bikes which we take with our RV. Especially like the fact that Trek Pilot folds up so small to take with the RV travel. The dog took to it right away and loves to travel by bike with us.
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No, it's just friction fit. It works well in a tripod, but wouldn't hold up to a ride on a bike.
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I own 3 bikes: Brompton, Surly, CETMA. 2 of them are handmade. I do all the wrenching on them. I've tried these pedals on the CETMA. The bearings wore out in a few months. Doesn't matter how much they weigh. They suck. Spend your money on some MKS pedals, instead.
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Hi, This will work on any bicycle chain. If you have a multi-speed cassette and can turn your pedals backward, it will clean your chain in less than 3 minutes. I always run it through 2 cleaning cycles and change the solution so that I have a super clean chain. After cleaning, lube your chain and be on your way. The whole process will be finished in 15 minutes or less. I use "Pedro's Oranj Peelz" solution (from Amazon), in mine. It cleans VERY well and even smells good while you're doing it. Gil Reed
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I have a disc brake bike, I think it is called Giant XTC2, about 4 years old. It has no problem in the Yakima fork mount. I can't say for sure about your specific bike.
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Just went to the garage to check the cycle to make sure. Yes it will work. I use the mirror on my touring cycle which has cables on the outside. The mirror is awesome but not as much with loaded panniers. I ride a lot on the road and sometimes take the the touring bike instead of the carbon racer just because of the mirror.
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We too, wish it came with a mount for a rack. It doesn't snap into the other rack mount adapters like the Planet Bike or Portland Design Works. Looks like it's zipties for now.
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I have had good results with the Shimano ix1000R. It's a great buy on Amazon for less than $17.00