Can it be installed on a folding bike like the brompton
1754268
Probably not. The installation guide says the distance between the display and the sensor (on the fork) should not exceed 90 cm (wireless model). The 16" tires on the Brompton are supported, so maybe the wired version would be best. Happy riding!
1754269
Yes, very much so! It is wireless and the odometer computer can be removed for transportation with a simple turn of the wrist.
1754270
I don't think the folding action would have any effect on the unit.The sending unit is attached to the middle part of the front fork , right side, The magnet is attached to one of the spokes so it passes directly past the sending unit.The receiving unit ( the part that is pictured ) has a bracket that is attached to the handlebar and then clipped into it. If you want to remove the receiving unit ( Head ) then give it a slight twist and it is removed from the bracket. Mark the areas with some tape and fold the bike to see. As long as the sending unit is not over 90 cm ( 35.4 inches ) from the head unit it would work with the wireless unit , if it is further then consider the wired one. I don't think the folding action would have any effect on the unit.The sending unit is attached to the middle part of the front fork , right side, The magnet is attached to one of the spokes so it passes directly past the sending unit.The receiving unit ( the part that is pictured ) has a bracket that is attached to the handlebar and then clipped into it. If you want to remove the receiving unit ( Head ) then give it a slight twist and it is removed from the bracket. Mark the areas with some tape and fold the bike to see. As long as the sending unit is not over 90 cm (... » Read More I don't think the folding action would have any effect on the unit.The sending unit is attached to the middle part of the front fork , right side, The magnet is attached to one of the spokes so it passes directly past the sending unit.The receiving unit ( the part that is pictured ) has a bracket that is attached to the handlebar and then clipped into it. If you want to remove the receiving unit ( Head ) then give it a slight twist and it is removed from the bracket. Mark the areas with some tape and fold the bike to see. As long as the sending unit is not over 90 cm ( 35.4 inches ) from the head unit it would work with the wireless unit , if it is further then consider the wired one. « Show Less
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I don't think the folding action would have any effect on the unit. The sending unit is attached to the middle part of the front fork , right side, The magnet is attached to one of the spokes so it passes directly past the sending unit. The receiving unit ( the part that is pictured ) has a bracket that is attached to the handlebar and then clipped into it. If you want to remove the receiving unit ( Head ) then give it a slight twist and it is removed from the bracket. Mark the areas with some tape and fold the bike to see. As long as the sending unit is not over 90 cm ( 35.4 inches ) from the head unit it would work with the wireless unit , if it is further then consider the wired one.
1402340
Yes. It's quite adaptable vertically. It will fit most bike sizes. Been very pleased with mine.
421277
Don't see why not as it is a bicycle in all aspect except that it folds up.
1488452
you might find a rack 1st, that you like,and then ask the manufacturer of the rack if it will install on this particular bike.other than that, it may be hit or miss,installing your/a rack onto this bikemarc
1945697
I don't think so. Have not tried it but have done bike at gym and I am not sure how to modify it.
1325020
Sure but the bike might be longer than the tire tray, check spec's. The carrier is built well, the basket is a little flimsy so I added supports under the basket which also helped eliminate the tilting / rocking back and forth. Very solid...
924157
Not sure. You would need to have a frame area with the two parallel tubes to clamp the kickstand plates to. I'm not familiar with that bike.
496744
Yes, the way it works is you remove the rear skewer from your bike and use the skewer included and that fits into the mounting clamps.
482657
If you have a very light carbon/ aluminum bike then yes maybe. But it's probably best to use a rag or towel and have it clamp on the top tube. If you really need to clamp it to the seat post is recommend a sturdy park tools stand.
427859
I would say no. It, does not lock when folded and seems to be meant as a ride, to and then stow. I love the bike.
14206
No. I don't think so! Certainly not adult bikes, you'll need a bike rack for safe transport of bikes! And NO, it doesn't fold, however, you can get a hitch extension with a pivot arm that might do, depending upon the vehicle and what your needs are!
785854
It comes with a universal mounting. Once the bike has a tail rack, it will fit.
1801993
I believe so! -- used to mount a mountain bike on it, so yes, it will fit on it
1988709
Yes and Yes. Any standard fender can be installed on this bike. It uses standard attachment points for fenders. The frame also has standard attachment points for a rear rack.
2278727
Not sure, but certainly not a mountain bike or hybrid bike tube. It barely is long enough to fit my iPhone 5.
804423
Yes. We put a street glide and a road king in it but you have to secure the front. Bikes came out of chocks X2 times. Consider another system...
2070412
Yes. You have to unscrew the clamp bracket, take it off, and you can use it on the other style like Giant bikes use.