does the description mean, "Bikes with 30 TO 40mm upper fork tubes"? NOT 3040?
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Yes I believe so. They fit my 37mm very snug and hold in place without being fastened with the included zip ties. Would be really snug on 40mm but would fit no doubt fit.
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Hey Will, just wondering if you bought this bike and successfully put 32's on the bike? I just saw my friends tires and 23's are way too skinny! Not to mention I'd bet you'd feel EVERY piece of dirt. I'd like to know before I commit.
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I am sorry. I can not help you. As soon as the bike arrived, I returned it because it was the wrong bike.
1463353
Its a 700c or 27". Its for a road bike. I've had one on my cannondale for over 1000 miles and I'm still happy.
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One of the "problems" with Amazon and almost any bicycle /tricycle part that is advertised for sale, that there are multiple independent Amazon vendors for the same manufacturer's products. Many of them don't do a great job of explaining critical technical details, such as, in this case, the diameter of the clamp. I think because, in many cases the vendors don't have the time to dig through each of the thousands of parts that they sell. And so they don't necessarily write identically worded titles and descriptions for the part that they are selling that is actually one of a family of identical parts except that they have a dimension difference. This is very common problem with many bike parts. It truth, this part comes in two sizes "Standard" and "Oversize" The "Standard" clamp fits 22-29 MM tubing. The "Oversize" clamp fits 27-35 MM tubing. It was on this particular accessory that I learned that lesson. What I do, is read each and every presentation of any cycling accessory and glean from them ultimately the manufacturer specifications. In some cases I will do a google search on the manufacturer, in thais case Minoura, from Japan. Then I will put together a search on Amazon based on the specific details of the part I need. Then it usually comes up. In your case, try a variety of similarly worded searches, and you will find one display of the product on Amazon that will have a pull down panel with "standard" and "oversize" as choices, so you can select the one you need.
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I received a 29 inch tire. They're super awesome for the price. And you can go tubeless with them
1826406
Actually, I just re-read the Amazon ad refers to it as Low normal in the top and top normal at the bottom of the listing. Check with Shimano before buying.
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Hey...If the tires are too big, my guess would be that bike has 24" wheels...not 26".
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I spoke with a rep at J&B; (manufacturer) and I went on their website www.jbi.bike and determined I indeed received a part that will not work for my bike. I received 58383 but should have received 58391. If you go to their web site you can confirm. The part they sent has a length of 180mm quill (too long per spec given in description) and the fork diameter (stem) is not 22.2mm, it is in fact 25.4mm. I ended up returning the product twice and then bought the correct part from bikeparts.com
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I believe it is a standard Shimano single chainwheel crank for a 20" bike with folding pedals added. Your local bike store should have no problem getting one. Every thing is pretty much generic Japanese standard (yes, I know it is a Chinese bike pretending to be Italian).
908450
Well, seeing as your bike is threadless, if you wanted to do a real conversion, and have a full threadless setup, you'd need new forks, a new headset, and a stem. Those things get very expensive, very fast, and have little benefeit. So stick with one of these, just not this one. :)
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Yes it's a little over 30. I own a few dahon bikes and this one has bigger tires and frame. My other dahons have the smaller frame and are lighter. I'd recommend the Vybe of you want a smaller lighter foldable bike and is $600+cheaper
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Don't know -but try planet bike's website. you can email them if there's nothing on the site.
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350 according to this http://tricycleworld.org/schwinn-meridian-adult-26-inch/
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It's rated to only 12-32 with a 41 tooth capacity: http://bike.shimano.com/publish/content/global_cycle/en/us/index/products/road/ultegra/product.-code-RD-6800-GS.-type-.rd_road.html . Capacity is the maximum sum of the differences on the front and the rear for example 12-32 rear and 34-48 front is 20 + 14 requires a 34 tooth capacity. So you're good on the capacity, likely, but exceed the maximum rating. Some people go well over the Shimano ratings, which are conservative to assure optimal performance, but at some point you hit trouble and it simply won't shift. One approach is to use a smaller little cog in the front. For example, I have 32-48 on one of my bikes, which in combination with a 12-32 gives me a 1:1 gear which should be good for steep dirt roads.
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Package says for 26", but I just installed it on my 29er and it will work as long as it's not greater than 60mm opening in fork. Coverage is minimal, but probably sufficient (will know soon when I actually ride it).
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Something else - 584mm. Thought they would fit a neighbor's department store bike but they didn't, needed 590mm for that.