"No spin shank"...will these fit my Ryobi speed bit?
1509437
Not sure but they are bits with the universal base so it should fit unless your ryobi carries a special chuck.
1969949
Don't think so but I have the wrong carb because I bought my Ryobi from Home Depot. Special made for them and there's a problem matching parts. My solution was to buy a Robin and trash the Ryobi.
1149707
These are only for skateboard wheels as far as I am aware. They are the absolute top of the line bearings.
1906361
I have a regular Ryobi drill and it works great(not impact). It uses a 1/4" hex bit
2038652
Yes, they will fit any bike with a 9/16" spindle. Some older or cheaper bikes have 1/2" spindle though. You'll want to check yours first.
291316
I just got mine, and they are both left and right spinning blades. I ordered the left and right threaded nuts which will tightnen them to the square sided axle. That should be sufficient to hold them on. I weighed mine and they are within.01 g. Whether this is close enough for flying, I won't know until the nuts come (from China). More later.
1223309
Yes .... These will fit. The center hole will look different than the asterisk design .... Basically 2 asterisk teeth fit into one area on the new blade. If you rush the installation you'll be buying a new spindle.... I speak from experience.Great Blade... Very heavy duty.... On my 3rd set. :))
764754
To my knowledge they fit all skateboard wheels. The diameter mentioned is the outside diameter. The inside should be standard unless you have a weird brand
84397
I believe these will for any normal sized ripstik. I do not know if they will for any off brands. All is had to do was take out the bolt and old wheels and bearings. Put the new wheels and bearings on and secure it with the bolt. I do not know if they are the fastest but my son says they are way faster than the previous set. I hope this helps.
1072103
I would ask this question of the seller. When I purchased mine, they were by Rigid, for Rigid, and based on the part number for the specific Rigid stand that I own. This sale has somehow changed to state Ryobi. Confusing in deed.
1343783
Not my Ryobi. Easy to drill one or 2 holes and make yours fit. If I were to do it again, I'd build my own.
1421476
If you actually get the 100mm wheels they should fit. I ordered 100mm but they shipped me the small 40mm.
1875975
I'm not sure. It is for a low shank machine so I would look for the specs on your machine to verify.
630317
not sure, but ryobi has a master parts line: 1-877-545-4099 best guess is that it would
710778
If you have 17mm hubs then they should fit. But I don't know if they will rub on the body or rub when turning. Might also be a lot of strain on motor. I run them on my erevo and they are even pretty big for that.
1537871
Yor manual should tell you. You could also search the Internet with the model number. Most machines are low shank.
1641006
Yes. I used them on my shimano 105 bracks. Work great for full carbon wheels.