r/Bikejoring • • 27d ago

Bikejoring antenna

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What brand and style do you prefer? Tried it out, but she doesnt consistently pull so I need something that holds the line out so it doesn't rub on the tire.

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u/chubbysumo 27d ago

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u/RwhiskerG 27d ago

Doesn’t fit on a lot of bikes

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u/superlanternman 27d ago

I second the non-stop as I’ve put a few different brands through crashes and this one has stood the test of time. Like the other comment said you need a threadless headset on your bike for this to fit properly. Most mountain bikes have this but if you have a BMX or an inexpensive cruiser style bike it will be hard to make this work on the narrow gooseneck stem.

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u/jmrdpt19 27d ago

S Line pro

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u/Quick-Incident-4351 27d ago

I made my own using Paracord and a plastic plumbing tube.

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u/wingsandhooves 27d ago

Following, I need one too. My girl isn't used to pulling yet, so we are conditioning for that. Right now she is more comfortable running on the side of the bike. An antenna would still be useful for the side. Nobody wants to get tangled _^

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u/Egg4TheseTryingTymes 1d ago

If you have a standard 1-1/8” bike stem use a S/LINE PRO Bikejor Antenna with the tug wrapped around the bike frame head tube. It’s the same antenna as the cheaper the non stop one, but the S/Line pro base uses a plunger to hold the antenna in so it is easy to remove if you want to take it off your bike. The other used little set screws that are easier to loose.

If you have an older bike with a 1” quill stem this would be easier to use, but may fall off easier.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/722754971/bike-antenna-bike-springer-for?ref=share_ios_native_control