Would this work with a fixed gear bicycle?
333882
Yes, it will. You won't get the benefit of being able to gear up but there is a tensioner for the rear wheel that will give you resistance. Hope this helps.
11611
As far as I can tell, it should. Those upright stationary bikes still use seats mounted on a standard size bicycle mount. You would simply switch what you have with this seat. :)
342065
it could possible. it didn't line up well with the ones on my bikes frame. there is a clamp ring setup that comes with it so you can attach it just above (this is what i did) not all frames have rack attach points so i imagine this system was designed to mediate that issue.
527124
It works with any rigid frame bike. I have my mountain bike on it. It's highly adjustable.
566939
Yes it should definitely work, as long as the frame supports the same wheel size. In fact, i would wager that it would be easier to use on a one speed bike.
613147
As long as there is a nut or a quick release on either side of the hub it should work. The trainer has basically a metal cup that covers the hub nut on both sides and keeps the bike in place with tension from both sides of the hub.
578968
This adapter does not restrict the movement of your freehub. It is merely a spacer kit that allows you to replace your gear cluster with a single gear of your choice. The description is a bit confusing, as this kit is for shimano freehub systems, and has nothing to do with fixed gear bikes.
174012
I have, I just used my multitool chain breaker. I had to remove a few links so the chain would be the right length for my fixed gear bike. It's tough at first because the pins are a bit larger at the ends.
65579
it should work for any bicycle, but gear cassette should be 6 or 7 gears. it may be two wide of movement for say 5 gears cassette.
35360
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't but you may have to use it without the extensions that come with it depending how low your bike sets.
259035
No, it will not work. Go to a local bike shop to get bike chain, this chain is used for minibikes and agricultural applications.
1786523
I have not ever used it on a bicycle... but my assumption would be that it would work...
221503
The only connection is to the hub. If your bike has a fairly typical rear wheel quick release hub, it should be fine.
2280627
This will work with any chain that has 1" links,which is about 99.9 % of the chains in common use. (To be certain, just measure your chain from the center the of pin on one end of one link to the center of the pin on other end.) The number of gears is irrelevant: I've used it on 6, 8 and 10 speed chains (all Shimano). This is an excellent tool, by the way.
1756132
Yes it can. Check with your owners manual to make sure the weight is correct for your bike.
1885264
I would think it will work. The only issue maybe, what appears to be the black thumb screw used on the side of the detachable bike rack, may be in the way of placing the baskets on each side. Just a thought.
1930699
It should work just fine. Honestly I removed my crank from a fixie so I'm not sure if it will work for the specific crank you want to remove. But give it a try