Will this weight plates work with a threaded bar?
1509842
I use theses weights with two threaded dumbbell handles with screw on collars and it works fine.
1509843
Of course it will. I have two sets of threaded dumbbell bars and the plates work just fine for them. Just don't forget to screw on your collars tightly after you put your weights on your bar.
1357966
I believe that all license plate mounts are threaded the same. The manufacturer would probably give you a 100% answer
1372634
I'm not sure about that. But, the weight plates wi fit most barbells. You can just go to a sporting goods store and get more plates or a barbell
1018853
I don't have any issues with threading the spot bar through. I have had a lot of success with this rack. My only complaint I guess would be that if you are doing pullups or anything heavy where you might be banging the rack around, have some weights on the back weight rack otherwise the rack itself might move a little. But I am also using 400+. Its a great unit
930255
My husband has a similar bike rack. You do need to use the threaded bolt. My husband uses a padlock. If I were you I would see if a regular pin fits first. This fits really well in our receiver hitch on our truck.
550201
Yes, just use weight plates and screw on the end piece. I'm using it with 2.5lb weights and 1.5lb weights on it.
413276
If you don't mind I will answer your question tomorrow. I am at work and I know I have another set of weights, but cannot remember if they fit on the bar that came with set
791294
This is perfectly fine and safe for you to use. As long as the weight plates are 2 inches, you should be fine.
674209
Yes it should work. Simply insert your bars in track and line them up with the latches.
196251
No. Standard plates have a smaller hole than olympic size and are for a lighter skinnier bar or dumbbell. A quick google search of olympic vs. standard weights will give you some images to compare
763158
You need Olympic weights for this bar. Standard plates for a standard bar. You are smart to check because many stores don't carry a lot of Olympic plates.
1686035
It's threaded and comes with 2 screw-on collars so you won't need the clips. But if you prefer to use clips, then the 1 inch clips will work on this bar.
243830
The bar/handle itself will, yes. But where you mount it will be important, because the support on the beam will be the weakest link. Also the age and health of the beams will matter. Good luck!
233569
Yes. If the beams are a standard width apart and are parallel to each other then you can. However, the hardware is bolts not screws, so, if you can't access the top of the beam to drill through then you will have an issue. You could try screwing the bar to the beams, but that may be less secure at higher weights. Long answer is long, but hopefully it helps.
912097
Bar has threaded ends and comes with two, large, chrome-plated "stars" that screw onto the ends to secure the weights. Some have complained that the stars will "unscrew" slightly with use. After a few reps you may need to retighten the stars, but it is as simple as closing a jar of pickles.
481584
No, I have both and tried it out of curiosity. These collars only work with a non-threaded bar.
196255
NO, they will not. These weights are appropriate for non-Olympic one inch bars only. If you have an Olympic set you must buy Olympic plates. However, these plates nonetheless are of professional quality as good as any non-Olympic weights you will find in any gym.