AdamsTrail-A-Bike Seat Post Shim Kit Sleeve Set

Fits perfect on the bike I needed it for

Bought this for weehoo attachments and works fine. I will have to figure out how to keep it from slipping up out of connector when turning or bumps

Does the trick, definitely costs more than I'd like to pay for some pieces of plastic but I am not aware of any alternative replacement part. Had to buy this because the used trail-a-bike I bought only came with one spacer.

I bought a Adams Trail-A-Bike at a yard sale, unfortunately the bike it was mounted to had a seat post diameter that was smaller than mine and the seller no longer had any of the other mounts that came with it when they bought the thing. I tried a variety of things trying to make up an adapter or but none of it would work properly. I went to local bike stores and no one carried these adapters. Luckily I found these online and one of these was exactly what I needed for a good stable fit of the trail-a-bike. I don't know if these will work with other trail-a-bike brands, but it worked for the Adams one.

Got used Adams trail-a-bike with missing parts, so did my research and found out what was missing - one of those to attach to seat post and Adams bike's frame. Simple installation, no instructions needed or included. Too bad can't order just one that you need but then what if you need for another bike...

Pull-behind bicycles have a way of becoming hand-me-downs as children graduate to independent riding, and ours was no exception. Problem was, my bike stem didn't fit the shims that were left in the steel cuff connector.I purchased this set to get a good, tight fit for my mountain bike, and one of the pieces did work -- performs well with a little grease.Another shim fit my road bike, too.If still unsure about makes/models and sizing, do some Web research on your brand of trail-behind bike. Chances are the Adams components will work, as they were among the original manufacturers.

I’m not sure if it was the metal seat post clamp or the shim but I had to do some cutting of the plastic shim to get the seat post inside the shim and the clamp. Very tight space for my post using the recommend shim for the width of my seat post. Once it was on the seat post and secured I have had no problems.

Exactly what we needed to fit my new bike seat post, in order to use our older tag-a-long for my youngest. Thanks