Is this a one size fits all type of bike saddle or are there different sizes for different widths of sit points?
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Not sure what you mean. the seat does slide back and forth on the mount about 1 1/2", via the two rails you can sort of see in the picture, but the seat itself doesn't expand
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I believe it's one size fits all. I'm a larger ride and. It does work well for me.
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This is a one size fits all. For the price it offers fairly decent comfort. I would purchase this seat again.
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Hi, I'm not sure, but we tried it on my son's DB as well as my daughters Mongoose and it fitted. In the end we fitted it on my Giant and I'm (as well as my bum) are many months later very happy!! Hope my answers helped.RegardsDerek A
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The seat is a standard bicycle shaft size so you should be able to use any seat you like. Its common to change the seat to one that fits your sit bones best.
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See the product guide online for compatible seats. It does have adjustments for different kinds of seats.
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Since the seat post is a standard size, you should be able to replace the seat with one that better suits your needs. I would take the seat off and take it with you to a bicycle store to make sure the seat posts are compatible in size and pick a seat that fits your needs.
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Not sure of exact measurements. But it is slightly wider than my stock racing saddle, and narrower than a mtn saddle. It's a Hybrid saddle. I use mine on my fixie, and it looks and feels great! Would definitely buy another.
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If I remember correctly the saddleman comes in a 12" & 9" underside wwidth where it sits on the rear seat You must measure the rear seat of your bike and determine which one is closest to your bike seat width. Also if the rear seat has a sissy bar or similar style seat it will probably not leave enough room for you to sit so do some checking before buying. I hope this helped a little at least. Thanks & Ride On!
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It should fit. Just order the 31.6 mm. Should work with the saddle.It is very nice by the way.
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I have a similar bike (kid's bike from the 50s) and had to do some rigging. My seatpost is also not a standard size so I bought a 1/2" U bolt and used the flat metal piece with the 2 holes to attach to my seatpost. They send a lot of pieces so you should be able to get it to work. Since every bike is different, it's not really a one size fits all but, they do try to accommodate everyone with what they send. If you're not really mechanically minded I would ask a friend who is to give you a hand.
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pedal sizes are standardized, if I'm not mistaken, so any pedal should fit any bike
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Most seat post appear to be of a standard size. I purchased this seat as a replacement for a 20 year old Trek bike. My daughter is very happy with the fit, comfort and quality.
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The E, A, & V designs differ according to the angle they come off the seat post. To be safe, go to a bike shop and look at them...take your bike if you need to. Only the right one will work for your bike. Then come home and order it on line! Sad but true...this is what bike shops have become....showrooms. By the way, whichever one you get, will satisfy you if it fits the bike. A very nice system.
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measure the width of the slot that your saddle fits in (or measure the saddle) buy the pick up that is close to your measurement. you may have to adjust the slot
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depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on either side of the clamp depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on... » Read More depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on either side of the clamp « Show Less
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At the recommendation of another bike owner, I purchased the Sunlite Bicycle Deluxe Gel Seat Cover for Crusier / Excercise Bike Saddles 11" x 10" - Black by SunLite and it was a good purchase. Good luck!
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Customer may measure it. For the Universal, it is recommended they have 2 inches between the top of the saddle and their arm pit
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Yes. It has a standard rail system: look for two front to back round metal rails underneath your current seat. If you have them you can switch to virtually any bike saddle on the site
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Seems to be the standard size; it fits both my bikes, a Giant road bike bought in 2005 and a Specialized hybrid bought in 1997. It takes a 9/16 inch wrench, so I'm assuming it's in the U.S customary measurement system. I know, the rest of the bike is metric, so go figure.