Might be a stupid question but would you use a quick release skewer to attach to the frame?
1487859
Yeah, that should work. A skewer comes with the bike wheel, so you should be fine.
50725
I don't have a quick release on my rear wheel, and the screws that are on my rear wheel are so tight, I couldn't even get them to unscrew. (Don't know what I'm going to do when I need to replace the back tire, guess will have to take to bike shop!) Anyway, I was able to get the screws to lock into place where the skewer would go on the trainer, and it is really sturdy. You might want to try that.
272273
My bike has the quick release clamp. I think a clamp with a carriage bolt and nut will work.
277045
You may have to replace the skewer, I bought one for $10 at local bike shop as the one that came on the bike was too large to fit into quick release. When replacing lock the rear brakes on the bike and remove/insert the skewer, then the chain will not move.
1727414
Maybe......There are different axle diameters and axle lengths. I would recommend going to a local bike shop. It's a $7 product on Amazon, but if you order the wrong one, it will take a week to replace with the proper quick release skewer. Even if your local bike shop charges $10-$15 for the skewer, I would pay the extra to make sure you get the proper one. You might even be able to talk the bike shop people into installing for you.
1902860
No but I think you could use a bolt cutter. It would be more appropriate for something like that. these are handy to use for everything else when you need though.
2149496
You would have to make a bracket or use maybe a u bolt with some rubber padding. I like most just mounted it under the handle bars in the frame. Bolted and zip tied. Rides well
625394
I wouldn't recommend it. It is rounded at the edges and possibly too thick for a frame such as yours.
1686604
I'm in the same boat. Their listing doesn't indicate that it cannot be attached to a quick release wheel. My brother was trying to install it and what he found was that you would have to take the bike to a bike shop and have it modified for a cost of $50. or more. The quick release problem isn't mentioned until the very last sentence in the installation instructions. Good luck!!
1840835
These are quick-release fittings for bicycle tires. They are the axle that slots into the bike frame. (The bike wheel needs to be designed for quick release skewers.) Then you just push down the lever on the end of the skewer to lock the wheel onto the bike. It lets you quickly remove the front wheel to fit the bike in a car trunk, etc.
365421
I am using it on a single speed / fixed gear bike with a bolt-on track style rear wheel. The nuts and bolts of the rear axle fit into the cups on the trainer and it seems to work very well. I am not using a skewer.
18846
Yes , once I installed it on both my bikes I have never taken it off! I got two stock skewers for sale, lol!!:)
2187422
Yes!....mine came with a skewer...it's actually the same wheel I bought locally for $50
33867
this should work-however to be certain it would be a good idea to measure the distance-in millimeters-between your drop outs (not being condescending if you do know-but if you don't this is the measurement between the places of the frame of your bike where the axle of your wheel goes. This particular skewer is for 125-127 MM which worked fine on my road bike rear wheel. I actually think my mountain bike is 135mm. I would check this before I ordered to be sure.
202111
To use their Quick release axle You HAVE TO HAVE A QUICK RELEASE AXLE! Im sorry if you think Im yelling at you cause Im not. what I am saying is that you have to have a quick release axle for the quick release skewer they give you with the trainer. you have to unscrew the old axle and pull it out of the wheel. then have or buy a quick release axle from a bike store.install the axle ... but instead use the bike trainers skewer instead of the one that comes with the axle. Hope this helps!
985569
The outside dimension of the frame where my axle mounts is 5-13/16'' and it fits perfectly. I don't know the dimensions of your frame. The skewer on this has a lot of threads but it is at its max with my frame. Hope this helps. ME
515975
Yes, You can use the Skewers and string to tie up. It would take 30 to 45 minutes depending on how done You want it.