How does it fit on the seat when the mounting posts for the seat block the path for fitting it properly?
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hmm, I took a pic of it on my phone to send to you - send me your email and I will send you the pic. I am not sure what you are asking, so I thought the pic might answer your question. mariteague@yahoo.com
1247399
I am able to stretch the cord ends under the seat, but in front of those mountiong posts, and hook the ends together.
1247400
We took a rubber band & hooked each of the little plastic hooks across the back. It seems to work fine.
1247401
you have find some way to improvise. I had to try to sew more ties to the cover to try to keep it on the seat which didnt work at all. The elastic is poor quality and will break easily. This is a great idea but someones has to actually "look" at a toilet seat and figure out the size it should be and how it must fit. Save your money.
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It works remarkably well. There is thin elastic on one edge that goes under the seat. Then a thicker plastic 'circle' that wraps under that keeps it taut. The posts really don't interfere. There is also a little clip there to pull it in. It is warm and cushie, and I don't need to heat my small downstairs bathroom to prevent guests from jumping up!
250162
There are two straps that go across the bottom and one that goes to the seat post.
787592
I just improvised. Because my seat design I can't pull the bottom strap all the way under the seat to secure it. I didn't use the plastic pieces, only the metal ones. It is a sloppy fit, but it protects my seats from doogy prints .�
1837261
I attached the saddle to the seat post as you would with any bike. The vertical supports with adjustment holes, hang down from the back of the seat and anchor to the frame, requiring some imagination depending on the make and model of your trike. My frame has a bracket with a hole on either side for support rods. I simply ran a nut and bolt through the brackets and the support rods. After riding and adjusting for awhile, I settled on an ideal seat height and cut off the support rod ends at the brackets for a neater look. I hope this helps, it's a Great seat!
453014
maybe because the seat post will not fully retract? look at the frame style. at its lowest point my saddle is several inches above the frame. might put normal sizing out.....I bought mine from a shop so tested it in person
1054348
Hi, Fortunately all of our screws did indeed fit. However, what we did was just make sure the seat was centered and started to screw. It was a bit confusing and it literally took 2 SETS of hands...the end result came out nice though.
583181
Just fine. Never had any issues. I think it's the angle of the seat, sits deep.
607000
I do recall having a problem with the two supports under the seat being a little out out of whack. All I did was bend them a tiny bit and they fit into the clamp though.
223584
A seat post mounting clamp comes with the seat and was pre-installed. I am pretty sure the posts are standard size for most bikes. This one seems to be about 7/8". You could always use the one that came with the original seat for the Sedona Giant.
1212140
It did mine...however, I has to bend part of the frame for it to not interfere with the seatpost.
653769
Loosen the nut and screw where the seat post and the frame meet...you can move it up and down...and then retighten.
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Hello my bike seat post is 1" and I had to purchase one that tapered down to fit the seat mount of 3/4" It mounts in the very front and the seat comes and with a u shaped brace that mounts on the back of the seat and go's down to be mounted to the frame for support because of it mounting on the very front.
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I can't get the fitting foot ring to slide down the post. I tried WD 40 and it still won't go past a few inches. In the illustration it is about halfway between the seat bottom and the base. What should I do?
2260004
It doesn't come with a seat post, but it does have all the screws and brackets you need to get it on there. I found it pretty easy to set up and get on.
470925
I've never bought a saddle that wouldn't fit a seat post but I'm not sure about this one and your specific post. Your bike shop should be able to tell you or contact the manufacturer. Sorry I'm not much help!
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The best answer: "it depends." Depending on your own height and how you have your saddle set, you may or may not see interference. If you have a decent amount of exposed seat post, you can mount the receiver high enough and you will have plenty of clearance. This receiver stays in place well once it's mounted. I've seen others that slide down (Trek, for example). If you're short and don't have a lot of post to work with, you might get some interference. Not sure if I can post a picture of mine here, but I can take some measurements if needed.
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It is made to go in the slot, below the saddle. The 6 little bumps need to line up with the strings as much as possible. I hope that this helps