Do you know if this quill stem is compatible with the Schwinn men's Trailway 28" Hybrid bicycle (from Target it was a gift from my son, so must keep)
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Check the diameter of your quill where it inserts into the headset (frame). You can use a standard tape measure but a caliper would be nice. 1" = 25.4 mm 7/8"= 22.2 mm. You may also want to find a bike shop that carries used parts. They can fit new quill/ stem while you wait and they'll make sure the fit is correct.
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I really couldn't say..it was labeled wrong and sent wrong. The size was not what I needed.
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Not honestly sure, I have a Shwinn Hybrid Signature bicycle and had no issues with it.
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I really don't know. What i know is that i have measured the stem on my mountain bike before buying this stem. The original one was larger in diameter so i had to use a shim which i also bought on Amazon.
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This adapter is for 1" threaded headset (insertion diameter of 7/8 Inch (22.2 mm). It is probably too skinny for your bike. Because your bike has 1-1/8" threaded headset, look for "1 1/8" threaded to 1 1/8" threadless" quill stem adapter.
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Yes, that is what I did. I broke the stem. Leave it to Amazon to have the part. I got it three days after ordering.
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I purchased this 22.2mm stem and it was slightly too wide and didn't fit into the steering column. You want the other one I purchased off amazon...though its just normal length twill, not extra long. (Wald 550 1-Inch Quill Stem - 6-Inch Long 25.4 Clamp by Wald MFG)
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These should fit any 26 in. bicycle forks. The Schwinn tires used to be proprietary, so it might not fit. I don't know if the China made Schwinns now use standard tires or not. You do realize that Walmart pays employees so little most qualify for assistance, Walmart accepts tax subsidies on top of its billions of dollars of profit (we subsidize the largest employer in the country) and China is the abortion capitol of the world. Walmart is their loyal customer. I would hate to explain to my son why I support a company that breaks the law, treats workers like chattel and buys products produced by child and slave labor. Have nice day. These should fit any 26 in. bicycle forks. The Schwinn tires used to be proprietary, so it might not fit. I don't know if the China made Schwinns now use standard tires or not. You do realize that Walmart pays employees so little most qualify for assistance, Walmart accepts tax subsidies on top of its billions of dollars of profit (we subsidize the largest employer in the country) and China is the abortion capitol of the world. Walmart is their loyal customer. I would hate to explain to my son why I support a company that breaks the law, treats workers like chattel and buys products... » Read More These should fit any 26 in. bicycle forks. The Schwinn tires used to be proprietary, so it might not fit. I don't know if the China made Schwinns now use standard tires or not. You do realize that Walmart pays employees so little most qualify for assistance, Walmart accepts tax subsidies on top of its billions of dollars of profit (we subsidize the largest employer in the country) and China is the abortion capitol of the world. Walmart is their loyal customer. I would hate to explain to my son why I support a company that breaks the law, treats workers like chattel and buys products produced by child and slave labor. Have nice day. « Show Less
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Yes. It should work. The stem clamp diameter is 25.4mm and the grip diameter is 22.2mm so this is the ISO size for 'flat-bar' bikes such as "modern" hybrids like yours. It should fit the stem you have as well as the levers/shifters unless your bike had drop bars in which case both the levers and shifters would be the wrong size as drop bars have a 23.8mm grip size.You may need to extend the cables (both the shifters and the brake cables) as they might not reach further up and out to these bars.
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I'm sorry. I have mo idea. I bought mine for an exercise bike which is not a Schwinn. I do think it's great though.
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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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Dorothy. not really sure but if the diameter of the walker handle is the same as a standard bicycle it should. I believe the Schwinn is in the specifications and you could compare it with the handle.
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Hi, Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork. Thanks
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I don't know for certain but I went from a dc10 to an 8 and the stem was not interchangeable. Don't this helps much
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NO I have yet to install mine. It will not fit my trailmate. It looks like it might work on my schwin.
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i don't see why not. the bike's factory default brakes use the side pull system so i see no reason why the sram apex wont work. and for the brake levers, as long as you can find bullhorns that have a large or small enough diameter to fit the levers themselves. luckily, the quill stem on this bike is quite generous in terms of handlebar diameter. but to be sure, check the diameter online. for reference though, the quill fit my 25.4mm diameter bullhorns.
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Works fine Schwinn bike I don't know on your bike but I suspect it will work fine
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All my research tells me this is not a fork for a "stumpjumper" unless that is just a glorified name for your normal MTB. Suggest you go online and search for forks specific to your bike.