Yup, you're correct - the Free rad mounts to almost any 26" bicycle -
they also have a version for 700c. I have a 2006 Kona Smoke commuter
bike, and my boyfriend, Steve, has his mounted on a an Electra Townie 21.

kit comes complete with a long chain, and a long brake cable for your
rear brake. It usually takes a LBS about 1-2 hours to install. If
you're pretty bicycle savvy - you could probably install yourself.

the Free Rad frame itself only adds 5lbs to your bike.

So theres no mod to your bike, if you wanted to take it off & put it
on a different bike - it can come off & the old bike will be back to
'normal'.

Ya the DLG is my favorite, it makes you feel a whole lot safer! but
it's also really cool to ride on a cloud of light, makes night riding
fun & not scary

--- In bikingroseville@yahoogroups.com, "bikingroseville"
<bikingroseville@...> wrote:
>
> Very cool! I love the downlighting. I'll bet that has a real safety
> impact at night. I'd love to see your rig in person sometime.
>
> So if I understand correctly, you don't need to modify a standard
> bike frame to convert to Xtracycle, true?
>
> David
>
>