WIL THIS SEAT FIT SCHWINN ADULT TRIKE
1809635
I think it will.....universal suspension parallel bars about 4 inches long about 2 inches apart......every Walmart has this seat .....sells for $17......check it out.....you do not have to go to an exclusive exotic bike shop where everything is very expensive.......your corner Walmart has it......turn it over and you will see this is the same as most seats.....the clamp that grips the seat should allow for tilt and forward/back slide....probably not so critical for a trike......I used the same stem and clamp from my existing bike and just clamped on the new seat......at 75 years old I am not quite ready for a trike yet......but I know that day is coming
1809636
By trike, if you mean one of these big trail bikes, motorized, I would say no. It is a very comfortable bike seat; however, it is small. I weigh 125, and I found it just right, if a person was much bigger, I don't think it would fit them.
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I think it will.....universal suspension parallel bars about 4 inches long about 2 inches apart......every Walmart has this seat .....sells for $17......check it out.....you do not have to go to an exclusive exotic bike shop where everything is very expensive.......your corner Walmart has it......turn it over and you will see this is the same as most seats.....the clamp that grips the seat should allow for tilt and forward/back slide....probably not so critical for a trike......I used the same stem and clamp from my existing bike and just clamped on the new seat......at 75 years old I am not quite ready for a trike yet......but I know that day is coming I think it will.....universal suspension parallel bars about 4 inches long about 2 inches apart......every Walmart has this seat .....sells for $17......check it out.....you do not have to go to an exclusive exotic bike shop where everything is very expensive.......your corner Walmart has it......turn it over and you will see this is the same as most seats.....the clamp that grips the seat should allow for tilt and forward/back slide....probably not so critical for a trike......I used the same stem and clamp from my existing bike and just clamped on the new seat......at 75 years old I am... » Read More I think it will.....universal suspension parallel bars about 4 inches long about 2 inches apart......every Walmart has this seat .....sells for $17......check it out.....you do not have to go to an exclusive exotic bike shop where everything is very expensive.......your corner Walmart has it......turn it over and you will see this is the same as most seats.....the clamp that grips the seat should allow for tilt and forward/back slide....probably not so critical for a trike......I used the same stem and clamp from my existing bike and just clamped on the new seat......at 75 years old I am not quite ready for a trike yet......but I know that day is coming « Show Less
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the Schwinn Pillow Top Seat has the standard bike rail setup underneath the seat. I've ( used ) attached it to three different bikes without a problem, ie; cruiser,mountain mtb, bmx bike. If your exercise bike has a standard modern bike seat the swap should work with minimal problems. All of my bike seat swaps with the Schwinn Pillow Top did not require any extra hardware. Currently using a electra brand seat that is even bigger and larger ( comfort ) than Schwinn Pillow Top on my cruiser. ( same setup )goodluck
1939161
Yes it fits on a 29 inch any bike that has a V frame it fits perfect him even if it doesn't have a V frame you can modify it to fit I have one on a Schwinn
1440238
Absolutely! The wheel slots are adjustable to fit even large bikes. I have an old Schwinn Traveler & it fits great! The only thing you might need to play with is if your bikes only have coaster brakes (like mine does), you might need to lift up the back wheels once the bikes are on the rack to get the pedals into the right position. Hope that helps!
440052
I am not sure since I don't have type of bicycle. But since this attaches to the stem of your seat, it should fit.
1450441
Because I'm a senior citizen with a larger butt, the new Schwinn Airdyne seat is a killer. There is not a replacement seat (12" wide) that can be installed. I did order via Amazon a 12" cushion that slips over the current seat and that did give me some relief.
29564
I have mine on a Pro Form 320 XP exercise bike and it fits well. I would think that would be about the largest seat it would fit
1601208
If your Schwinn Meridian Adult Trike has 26" x 2.0" , then, maybe, NO. The Schwinn Comfort Tire size is a 26 x 1.95-inch which is a hair smaller. I would go with a tire that is closer to the 2.0" or maybe a 2.125". Here is a good puncture resistant tire but more expensive...Tire Bicycle, street 26 X 2 Inch Puncture Resistant, Puncture Guard, thorn resistant, Comfortable ride by Biria, hybrid bike tread tire , By Biria
2031887
It should work on any adult bike. I have a huffy and its fits fine. Its a mountain bike. Hope that helps with your question!
521307
Hi, I use the bike seat on a keiser spin bike and fits beautifully. Extremely comfortable and of great quality. I am not familiar with schwinn bikes. Deb
1812272
Yes it will fit. 20X1.75 tire will not fit the Schwinn rim, but you can use a 20X1.75 tube.
1386862
If your Schwin has a regular seat post it will fit. I have mine on an old 10 speed and it beats the heck out of that skinny one that came with the original....
1631261
Yes, it certainly should. You should be aware, however, that the seat works best with the attached rear support bar. This consists of an 'upside down' metal 'U' that is fixed to the seat with the two long metal sides of the bracket being attached to both ends of the axle of the rear wheel. This arrangement is intended for use with a two wheeled bike. With a trike, it becomes more complicated since there is no rear wheel that is in direct line with the front wheel. Therefore, it is necessary to find somewhere on the bike's frame, between the rear wheels, where this support bar can be attached. Since I have yet to see a trike that has ready-made attachment points for this type of seat, it becomes necessary to fabricate brackets on the frame that will allow for secure attachment of the seat support bar. It shouldn't be too difficult to fit the seat on the frame using only the main tube support of the seat while swinging the rear support bar back and forth until an appropriate location is observed. Then, of course, sufficient clamps or attachment points for the seat's rear support bar needs to be devised and fixed to the frame, allowing for a firm attachment of the seat support bar. As a final note, i would suggest that you first carefully analyze the situation before rushing out to buy additional hardware for the attachment of the seat to the frame; things are rarely as simple as they might seem at first. If you feel it is something beyond your abilities, you might want to present the idea to your local bike shop. They might be more than willing to do the job for you, for a small fee, of course. Either way, it's going to cost a few extra dollars, but once firmly attached to your trike, you'll love it. The only other thing you might want, is a new memory gel seat cover; then you'll never want to stop riding.
2190194
Not sure --- but the grip on the mount is slightly adjustable. You can slightly tighten the mount on your handle bars. I have a Schwinn 700c mountain bike & it fits well.
184976
my Schwinn is a little older so I'm not sure but it was a direct fit on mine which is the Schwinn ez connect
2085769
Yes it should fit any bike. The seat is great except for one flaw. The backrest can move up and down but it cannot mode toward or away from the back. For my comfort I would like to move it closer to my back as a result I get very little use from the backrest.
744471
It should. It comes with 2 different shims to fit large or small diameter bar ends. I would assume that the Trifecta has hollow handlebars