Would this work on a Dahon folding bike?
1494473
it may depend of which model. I saw most of the models. I truly doubt it. This rack relies on traditional rear triangle geometry to try to make it work. Perhaps the best thing to do, if you want to risk it is to try to purchase it via a store where you are able to try and return if it does not work. Don't risk ordering it without return privileges.
1494474
I have bought one of these racks recently for my full susp. mountain bike. Works well and looking at the Dahon i would think it would work fine. you get sent 3 different sizes of struts to suit the type of bike. you do need to buy the sides if you are taking panniers.
2044095
Not familiar with the dahon wheel but the rack has adjustable extensions on each side and also it has sliding mounting brackets for mounting to the frame. It can be adjusted front to back and higher or lower based the bikes frame size. I have the rack on a road bike with narrow tires but it will fit a wider tire.
813904
Yes and No this will work if you have a Cycle Country winch mount. Hopes this helps, otherwise call cycle country there very helpful
1870215
It has a standard 1/4"20 screw mount on the bottom. If you have a bike mount already, it would work.
1535178
I believe it will work. The vertical posts have a height adjustment to accommodate different bike frames.
1798918
I'm not sure but you just need to measure the connection where it attaches and see if it's 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch. I used it on an old stationery bike and it worked.
1128371
It depends on the angle of your top bar. If its really steep or 's' or 'y' shaped then probably not. Otherwise it could work with most female bikes
115335
I should think it would work with the bike not folded. The distance between the handlebars and the seat is the key and you can mount the two pulley assemblies to accommodate the size of the bike.
759512
It will work on any size of bike. What is more important is how high the seat is. If the seat has to be all the way down there is not room to clamp on the dolly seat.
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.
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.
76884
Probably not, since most folding bikes have wheel diameters at around 16". A good rule would be to see if your rear wheel is at least 26" in diameter.
119916
If the bike has a cassette hub then no ,but many cheaper scwhinns still ( at least till recently ) used freewheel hubs.IF it will fit you'll still need to lengthen chain some to accomodate the big stump pullin' gear . A little internet search will help you figure out whst kind of hub you have and how to lengthen the chain correctly . Good luck !
1324703
As long as you have a button terminal (where the battery makes contact to the bicycle) it will work. If you have a blade terminal you can replace that individual terminal by purchasing a button terminal, and replacing the existing terminal.
1709860
Should work fine. It is adjustable in diameter, and it worked fine on my bicycle which uses a 1" bar as well.
1670294
The EZ-Trainer will not fit on your bike the way it is.You need to have vertical braces to attach it to and the 20" folding bike that I saw didn't have those. That being said you could get some welded on so you could attach these wheels.You would no longer be able to fold your bike though. At least not the way you used to.
827199
I'm not sure but I don't know why it wouldn't. The brackets fit into and attach to the center of the rear wheel so it should work with a fold-up bike.