Good for cyclocross bikes?
333205
I use them on the road only, but they are light and roll great. They should do fine too for 'cross!
333206
I don't have cyclocross experience, but these wheels feel just as strong as my other sets (mavic and shimano) and they have gone well in some filthy/rainy rides with no issues with sand and dirt getting into the bearings. For the money, I'd give them a try for cyclocross.
333207
They fit nicely on my fuji cross pro but I never take them off road. I wouldn't trust them. They seem fragile. I have beefier wheels for when I'm needing to go off-roading. I do use them for commuting. My route is not the smoothest ride... curbs, railroad tracks, etc and they've held up great for 2 years now. GL
1463110
I have a 9 speed Shimano cassett on them. I beleive anything close to that will work. Not sure about spacing. Skewers came with them. I am happy with them.
1670614
No problem. I have my CycloCross tire (big), tire irons, CO2 canister, Allen wrenches in mine and there is still room for stuff.
685545
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.
1183727
I'd go to RAM's web site to see what is right for your needs, http://www.rammount.com/Products/BicycleMounts/BicycleRecommendedMounts/tabid/4736/Default.aspx, then come back to Amazon to check pricing.
55070
No, You are probably a competitive bicyclist/spinner, this particular Kettler model is not design for your level of activity. I suggest you contact Kettler/USA and discuss if this model can be converted to accommodate the clipless pedals.
1375458
These are good for all bikes. They just keep the chain from chipping away at the paint. I guess mines less ofa road bike and more off a commuter, so I find lots of potholes
1045655
Should be fine , it's a great hitch! Bikes are more secure and they don,t bang into each other.
740762
Honestly I wouldn't spend a penny on this. Had its week and it broke on me. No hard riding either only just casual. If ur looking for a good derailleur, I'd start at shimano 105. My road bike has 105 competes and I have not had a problem at all
1266734
Poorly. That's what I bought them for. Mountain bikes are too heavy especially a downhill bike. They fall over easily. Good for a light road bike or kid's bike.
2037277
I don't know about use with Ducati, but I needed something to work with a double swing arm and it does quite well (Honda CTX700N) No alterations to bike necessary, I only need to be careful not to tangle with the tail pipe. Sturdy enough for my use -- chain cleaning.
628664
I placed some silicone gasket-maker on the surface where the light attaches to the handlebars. Let it dry (off of the bike), and it makes a nice, tacky surface that doesn't slip when I ride. Works great for cross country mountain biking. Not sure how it will hold up to downhill.
1840305
I think so. Doesn't work as well on a bike with gears so a trike should be fine.
1175140
I use it on my bike (Cannondale T800) which has drop handlebars. It's a bit of a squeeze and it does bump the cables when I take it on and off, but it works for me.
16354
No problem--I have had my Madone on it many times. You can secure the bike with the rubber straps w/o any intense pressure points on the frame. It's only a $3500 bike, but the carbon should be similar.
567963
As long as your rear wheel is roughly the size of a ten speed wheel, or mountain bike wheel, you are good. The unit comes with an axle that you can use to ensure proper fitment on the unit. You should be fine with.
1203147
I would recommend it but must tell you that when I was in Sam's club last week the had a schwinn adult trike with 3 sppeds that looked to be much better quality and if I had my choice of it or mine I would choose the Schwinn. The only thing that really bothers me is not being able to use the rear fenders. Because of that, if the roads are wet , it kicks water up on you. Other than that, it's great