Does this support a 1/8 inch freewheel sprocket? And also i'm getting tape so is it 16mm wide or 20mm wide?
348535
yes it will take a standard ACS or SHIMANO BMX freewheel. 1/8 inch is fine. I would get the wide tape. the quality of this will is decent, but if you have the money I would go at least one grade better. it's about the cheapest wheel there is. the hub is that weak point.
2012648
I measured how you asked, and it came out to 13 1/2 inches. It works for my mtb which is a large for a GT, and a large, 58 for my FUJI road bike. It didn't work for my girlfriends small frames, and she has the same brands as I do for her mountain and road bike. I know brands have different sizes for their bike's, is why I put the names of the brands. I hope this helps.
871823
It's non threaded and non tapered. But beware this is advertised wrong, it's actually for a 29" wheel. Hard to get this shock anymore for 26". Try last years Sid fork for 26" it's a bit more but way better
1041387
Max tire width depends on your rims and your tube. There are a number of charts out there that I find a little confusing that will tell you widths your rims will support. If in real doubt talk to your local bike shop (though they can also be a little confusing). I went with the 2 inch version because I used them on a hard tail mountain bike and was replacing ~2 inch off road tires so I knew they'd work, now I'm on 1.85 inch tires just because one of these blew and I needed a replacement.
1619876
Yes, this is a screw on type sprocket for an older bike--if you have a newer model you will need a cassette not a freewheel, also note you will need a Parks tool to remove and install a freewheel sprocket.
2155996
The rim is a double wall, with the narrow drop center rim tape...10mm I believe. LBS thought I was crazy looking for tape that narrow.
2231570
Hello,You should have no issue spreading the rear frame of the bicycle to fit this wheel. Best regards,Nick MeulemansWheel & Sprocket - Online
1685399
I have not installed it yet but I have held it up to the bike and looks like it will fit with no problems. Built very well I am happy so far. I have not put it on yet because it does not come with the mounting bolts you will need 8mm 1.25 thread 75mm long. These are not common bolts at least not in my area, I had to order them online then had an issue with the company I ordered them from. Enjoy and hope you get a lot of riding in.
368013
That's a good question young man because I was looking at a fat bike and forgot the tape to measure so sorry I'm not sure , but I think it might ,,,,.... ???? ??////
1594601
The main dimension is the 20", and will only fit a 20" rim. The second dimension 1.75"-2.125" is the width of the tire, some bikes have thinner rims (1.75" tires) and some bikes have wider rims (2.125" tires). This tire will fit both. In my opinion this tire is on the thin side.
1996720
Pedal spindles come in two measurements: 1/2" and 9/16". It may seem similar but when you hold them side by side it makes a big difference. The good thing is that most Shimano cranks have 9/16" ports for pedals. This one should be 9/16"
894234
Mine is 24 and 26 Inch bikes and I would say it will fit the 20 inch bike I do not know about the 16 because I do not have one, it is a really nice bike rack,Hope this helped you a little bit.
1285096
I no longer have the wheel, since it was for a flip bike. As I recall, it wasn't "overly" wide. I'd just get a rubber strip and trim the sides if necessary if too wide.
483159
Tip to tip is 16" wide. I'm not sure where you want me to measure for the length?
93348
Can't find my tape measure, but it is wide, at least two inches maybe even 2.25. It does not fit my 1.5 diameter stand
1440341
I believe it was already taped. I ribe 23c tires on it. So standard rim tape should fit .
1289247
Not sure what you mean. If you have a 20" bar you have to have a chain for a 20" bar. from what I understand the drive sprocket on some saws have different tooth spacing and that would have to be matched.Hope that helped some what.