I have an old specialized stumpjumper from 1992 with 26" wheels and a fork that is worn out now. is this a direct bolt on replacement.. thank you
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Worked great on my 98 Giant ATX with worn out Judy shocks. Easy conversion with upgraded side pull cantilever brakes an added necesity. Made my old bike ride like new again..
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Hi,Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork.Thanks
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You would probably get a better answer from an expert in a bike shop or contacting the manufacturer. There are many factors to consider. We bought this to replace the same piece. Sorry we couldn't help much.
219956
I have an old World Traveler Schwinn! I bought the tires. the rubber band for the rim and a new tube! Very easy to install and they fit like a glove! My bike is over 36 years old! Enjoy!
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By the way this is for 9mm axle only on a 26" tire.Hi Roberto,Yes. It will fit on your bike. The steerer tube diameter is 1 1/8 inches which matches your frame tube size. You have to watch out on your front wheel hub axle specification (9mm, 15mm, 20mm etc...) though and make sure it matches too. I am enjoying my ride so far with this fork (adjusted to 140mm). Good luck bro and enjoy your ride as well!
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Nut set is too big for most brakets. I tap-screwed them to the brakets. Get a set of brakets that fits your forks.
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Not without some machining to the frame. This hub, like all bike hubs, uses a 7 inch axle. The Meridian as delivered from Schwinn uses an 8 inch axle. To use any replacement hub requires moving the hub backwards about 2 inches by extending the slot in the frame it sits in and redrilling the associated bolt holes for holding the rear frame to the front frame. I recommend having your bike shop do this due to the level of precision required. The job isn't cheap but it is more than worth it. I suspect other adult trikes are similar.
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I used on my Specialized Stump Jumper with 36t ring I purchased at the same time as this derailleur due to wear to both and it works great. 44t would be to big.
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On my SuperDuty F250 was direct bolt on,rusty bolts my only challenge. Ended up just cutting them off and replacing with new hardware. My truck in a 2003. Great to use to maneuver boat and I have a winch I use it for. Good luck
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Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at that price point. Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at... » Read More Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at that price point. « Show Less
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The diameter won't likely be your problem. The length was the issue for me. It was a little too long, and wouldn't lock. However, I was able to grind part of the bolt off and get it to work. You might want to measure the space between your forks to get a better idea it it will work for your bike.
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No because the motor comes already built into a 26" rim. You could take it to a good bike shop and have it rebuilt into your rim. Probably cost about $100 for labor and new spokes.
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Hi,This will be a perfect replacement for a 2014 Specialized hard rock 29 and will add 25mm of travel.Thanks,Worldwide Cyclery
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When I ordered mine it came with a replacement skewer to use with the KKR Machineinstead of the stock one.So your bolt would not be used at all.
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It's non threaded and non tapered. But beware this is advertised wrong, it's actually for a 29" wheel. Hard to get this shock anymore for 26". Try last years Sid fork for 26" it's a bit more but way better
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What you probably mean is that you have a 120 mm frame/fork spacing on an older 10 speed bike. I bought this to upgrade a 1980's Schwinn 10 speed (which had 120 mm frame spacing) to a 12 speed. The original wheel was worn out so I bought a new alloy rear wheel and this freewheel fit perfectly. I'm not sure this would have worked on the original bike wheel due to spacing /size of the washers, lock nuts etc. This unit is a thread-on freewheel which includes the gears.
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I think the install was pretty standard for any mtn bike that has the same whole pattern on the fork. I put it on Giant worked great.