Can this be used on an big audlt trike with no handle bars - ( Has next to seat side bar steering )
1781128
Hello,It should be depending on the diameter of the bar. The mount allows the light to move 360 degrees
1781129
Hi David - According to the included manual, the headlight clamp can accommodate up to a 1.38" diameter handlebar with the thinner shock absorber installed, and 1.57" without any shock absorber insert installed. While there are no details for the max diameter of the taillights, they attach via a pliable and somewhat stretchy strap and appear to have a diameter of approximately 1.25".Hope this helps!
1781130
It has a traditional bar mount and can swivel to account for non-flat arrangement (the pivot point has detents to keep it pointed where you aim it), so as long as you have a 1-1.5" dia bar that is exposed somewhere, you should be okay.
841476
You could put one on the handle bars but As the rear basket is large I dont see the point
2241284
The handlebar end will eventually cut the inside of the grip. Look for one that will fit the measurments of your bars.
1630366
I believe it could mount from the seat post. Not sure what you mean by steering holder, if it's that extra bar, I never use it.
2062330
Should be fine considering I had this on my beach cruiser (odd shaped handlebars).
1630368
Yes I use the seat post to hold my bike. I couldn't figure out how to use the steering holder.
713682
I don't think so....has to have a place to be inserted...you would have to check the trike
995205
You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
1285096
I no longer have the wheel, since it was for a flip bike. As I recall, it wasn't "overly" wide. I'd just get a rubber strip and trim the sides if necessary if too wide.
1996966
I'd say no. the wheel holders are adjustable left to right for different sizes of bikes, but they are not adjustable fore and aft, which is what you would need for a trike. You could try a bike rack that holds bikes by the top tube, like a Hollywood Express, and fit the trike with a "cross bar adapter." That way, you hold the bike by the frame, not the wheels.
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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
601598
I really can't answer that, I've installed several sets of these pipes but never on a trike. If you haven't already tried this, try going to Youtube and doing a search for the installation on a trike. There are several videos posted on there about how to do step by step installations, maybe theres one that can help you.
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I think this would be pushing it. I used it with my 2002 BMW K1200LT, which is a heavy bike at 867 lbs DRY. But it handled it barely. It was just for a short trip about 200 miles away. Worked fine for that, but I was desperate and made it work. But a trike would be much heavier, although the stability of the two rear wheels might make it acceptable. I do not know if triking that bike increases the loading of the front wheel much. Perhaps your trike manufacturer could give you that data. Even if you do get it to work, I think you would be over the capacity of this unit and taking chances.
2096107
I believe it will. My trike is larger than a SUN. It takes a bit to get it settled the first time but gets easier after that. I have tall handlebars.
387894
As long as Handle Bar is about same size as a bike. I mounted one on my motorcycle.
1146024
Yes, they should work fine. If it doesn't fit your bike exactly take to a bike shop and they will adjust. One of the brackets fell where there was a weld on my grandson's bike and they bent the metal to fit. He rides like crazy. Also, another option is a 3 wheel adult trike. Look around my husband found one for $300 new. Try Craigs list.
1068337
There is a very wide range that the clamp will hold. I personally do not own a tri bike, but I don't see any way that it wouldn't adjust wide enough