Will this fit a Diamondback 2013 Overdrive V 29'er Mountain Bike with 29-Inch Wheels?
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It'll fit your bike if you have disk brakes already mounted on your bike. I have a specialized hardrock sport disk 29er large frame and it fits fine.
1967063
27 or 26 inch wheels work with the correct brakes. 29 inch wheels would not fit.
464157
The first thing the instructions say is that it is not designed for 29inch bikes. It does looks like if you angled it back more (meaning having the back bars not flush with the bed of the truck) it should hold a 29er. BTW, I put a 2.8 downhill MTB tire in it. A bit of a squeeze but it fit.
451503
I used this on my 700c wheels, Each roll had enough for the 700c wheel, with a little left over-about 2 inches. 700c and 29ers are about the same I believe: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/29er_(bicycle). Good luck!
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As other respondents have mentioned they are adjustable. The rack should fit on just about any bike. I have mine installed on a 29er with 29" x 2.1" Serfas Sheriff tires for dry trail conditions. When the trails get muddy I'll be running 29" x 2.25 CST Ouster tires. So, there is adjustable clearance for big tires/ wheels.
597942
It fit perfectly on my Specialized Hard Rock 29er with disc brakes. Wish I could be of more help.
450128
I suspect it will. .. The hitch bracket is made in two sections, making the width adjustable.... I doubt it would be a good fit on a 29er fattie though....
1264956
Thanks for the reply... A 29er is the diameter of the mountain bike tire - 29".
898906
The frame yes. The 29" wheel I would say yes but you might need to deflate them all the way or at least nearly all the way. I ride a large frame 26" and it fits fine.
1848561
I am sure it will. It fit my Diamondback fine but did need to tighten it completely. I also addef some lockwashers because after some bumping the nuts tend to loosen.
1146403
I have 29in Trek mtn bike and this trainer did not fit my wheels. There wasnt enough clearance between the floor and my tire.
193406
I am not familiar with your bike but I'll explain how it fits on my Giant Revolt. The width at the rear wheel connection over my disc brakes is about 6 1/2 inches. It's about 14 inches from the center of this connection to the bottom of the rack for plenty of wheel clearance. The front support on my bike is over 4 inches below the level of the rack. The front supports bow downward in an arc from the front of the rack to the connection point on the bike frame. This makes a very solid connection. I hope this info helps.
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29er wheels are the same diameter as a road bike's 700c wheels, which fit fine. I have a large frame road bike, with a fixed seat post, and have no problems. Of course you need to remove the pedals, seat, rear deraileur and handlebars. I am guessing that you should be fine, provided the bike frame itself is not unusually large.
1952611
It fits a 700c road bike with plenty of room to spare, so it should fit a 29er.
505027
I have only traveled with my road bike, which have 700C rims which are essentially 29" wheels so your 29" MTB wheels should fit.
1604938
Not without some modifications. Also, depending on how your bike's rear wheel is configured (i.e. dual suspension, etc.) positioning of the mount will vary. extending this unit may have it sticking out to far when collapsed. These are just some things to consider. Best bet is to go t your local Bike shop and see what they recommend. They may even have something for the 29er.
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I looked at a few pictures of that bike and I am going to say that it will not. It does not look like the rear of the frame has the bolt holes to accommodate it, nor does it have the unused cantilever brake bolt holes to fit the top of the rack to. It MIGHT be possible to make it fit, but it may take a bit more hardware and some kludging.Mine is mounted on a Mongoose Comp Tyax 24-speed with disk brakes. It was a direct and easy bolt-on.