I have a set of Fulcrum Racing 5's - Anyone know what size spoke wrench will work? Red, green and black are too small. Blue maybe?
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I have a set of Fulcrum 5's bought in 2014. I measured with a caliper the nipples are 4mm. Maybe just over. Like 4.05 or 4.10 I'm looking for a spoke wrench too. So if you find one, please reply to this. I'll keep looking and i'll do the same.
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the best way to see what size you need since those sizes are so close is too measure the nipple with a caliper harbor freight has them for like 10 bucks and they are very usefull for other projects
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I had to get rid of the training wheels. They didn't end up fitting my sons bike. They seemed like the same size as normal training wheels (5+ inch in diameter), but thicker (about 2 to 2.5 inch thickness). I wish I could be of more help. This is a a guesstimate.
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I have no idea as I cut them to fit, taking off a goodly amount. The tightener is a lost cause; it's for a much larger wheel and there is no way to convert them. It's listed as a small on the package. HW
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I had the same problem and found out I had the wrong size chains. I needed them immediately so I had to buy from a local dealer. Amazon was great and took back the ones that did not fit. I followed the sizing instructions on Amazon website and they were still to small for my tires.
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I love the mud slingers I have them on 3 of my rigs. They look great with the axial rockstar beadlocks and those wheels don't break the bank ...ive those rims for about a year of hard rock crawling and no problems ...get the 2.2 size rim
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Hello Todd, Unless your wheels specifically say "76mm" I'd go with something else. I went and tried to make these work on my 75mm, and after about 50ft I realized it was no go. I was able to return them just fine (shout out to customer service) but again, I'd just go specifically with what your wheels say. If the markings have been scrapped off, I'd recommend measuring them off and verifying it, as like I say, you need to be exact on this. I'm really sorry I couldn't be more help. I just didn't want you to think I had blown you off or didn't care. Best, Grognard
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Probably not the standard. Plus the length of the driver is not conducive to the physics of a fulcrum needed to break the torque of a lug. Let alone tighten one up to the safe point. I'd stick with a proper lug wrench.
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15" rim.. This s happened to me because they were the first set I have ever gotten online and they came and of course did not fit my 17" wheel so I had to sell on craigslist... That's what the R15 part of the model number is.. Good luck!
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The sizes are universal. With these trucks I would suggest 70mm orangutan wheels, bones reds bearings, and any hardware set will do. And if you don't have grip tape on your board, or you want new tape. I would suggest Black Diamond tape.
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The piece that normally goes on the front fork & the small diameter piece that fits onto a spoke "should" work on the back...as long as you have room to place these two small pieces ( most likely on the opposite side of gears). The piece for the fork has a "zip tie" style to lock in place. I had no trouble installing myself BUT do use the instruction booklet to set your recommended tire size to get accurate reading. Easy use & easy application ....
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Hi Lilian, I bought these for an aftermarket set of wheels based on the 57mm size. They did not fit...
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Hello Kiyoshi. I just measured two of my wrenches with a digital caliper. Both measured between 15.3 and 15.4 mm when fully open. The measurements included the full depth of the jaws. This should give adequate clearance for a 15 mm nut. However, due to manufacturing tolerances, some may not open quite as wide. In addition, this wrench is meant for light duty. A 15 mm wheel nut might be more than it can handle. Unless weight is a big issue with you, I would go to the next size larger wrench. Good luck.
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Should fit fine, these are 1/2 inch drive sockets, you have a half inch drive impact wrench? Perhaps the hog ring is preventing them from seating, sometimes a new hog ring can obstruct the installation of a socket on a driver but just needs to be broken in a little bit, or bent so it allows clearance?
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Well I'm not sure about the 2008 and not sure what kind of wheels you got. I got them because a standard 14 mm socket wouldn't fit down into the holes on my rims. The splined brings the socket that comes with the set is skinnier then an average socket so it fit down in the holes of my rims. Not sure if you know the but the 14mm is the hex size and the 1.5 is the thread pinch. Hope it helps!
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Hi, i would assume this is on the front wheel bearing, and i hope that the other bearing on the otherside is still good? If so i would measure the inside bearing diameter because thats crucial when the bearing sits on the bearing race, from what i can see, yes that bearing would work, but imNot 100% on that answer cause i cant see the wheel myself.p.s. most bearing diameters go by the metric system, mm it could be for instance 21mm diameter accross. I hope this helps.
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Your guess is as good as mine!!! They didn't fit my 15" wheels on my G5 very good. I had to pound the hell out of them w/a rubber MALLOT and still they stuck away from the wheel by at least an inch. I spent have my time stopping my car and chasing one of those "poor excuse" for a hub cap!!! Finally after almost getting hit more times than I can count, I stopped taking in my own hand & stopped chasing my "cheap and poor excuse for hub caps" around my town"!!! So eventually I became hub capless and have
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Hello Laura, The bottom bracket is reverse threaded so it does not come loose when pedaling. As far as the size wrench you need i'm not 100% but you could use a crescent wrench to loosen the nut. We do not manufacturer this bottom bracket so I do not know the exact size mm for the ball bearings.let me know if this info helps you at all. Thank you!