Curious if anyone has had success at putting these or another brand on a multi-speed bike?
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It's installed outside the bike"s frame, like most. So, the gear sprockets should not be any issue. But like any training wheel set,, turning sharp at speed will likely result in a crash. Training wheels are for slow riding, not for the speed of a multi speed bike.
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i guess these are pretty much universal because it has adjustment; i used them on 20", And these works flawlessly!AWESOME sturdy product
1557316
i guess these are pretty much universal because it has adjustment; i used them on 20", And these works flawlessly! AWESOME sturdy product
837090
Yes...I have them on my CZ 75B. They take a bit of work to get on but there are a lot of videos on the net that show you how to do it.
1264532
Match up the size. I put a pair of these on my Fuji Mountain bike. They are marketed by Schwinn, but not proprietary to any brand.
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They are made for Dia Compe brand brakes, not Shimano. That said, will they? Perhaps. Cheap enough to try it, I think, if they visually look compatible.
946923
Certainly looks to me like you could replace the zip ties and move mount to another bike. However, I have not done that yet, but they just slip through the slot. Worst case scenario you might have to improvise a little!
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I had absolutely no problems mounting these and I am a novice. I just unpacked them and let them 'shape' overnight. I then put the tube on slightly inflated to help with the shape and I used a pair of Pedro tire levers: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008FOMD6M/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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There is no "easy" way to make a non-disc brake bicycle, that does not already have the necessary bosses to mount them, into one that is capable of running discs. Not to say it cannot be done. Anything is possible with enough fabrication skills. It'd be way easier to find a used mtb with discs and refit the brakes with these.
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I installed them on a Trek 7000 with minimal problems and the work fine. The only issue I had was removing the rear wheel for installation. The fit fine.
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Thanks for your response. Do they go on quite easily? I find the ones that I am currently using will work for about 2 cm and then stop.
72151
Yes. Those are the ones on my bike. But your derailers might have a different ratio and that could cause incosistancies when shifting.
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I'm not 100% sure on that. IF u aren't pressed on time get it try them. If they don't fit return them they look great. I love how they look on my bike its worth a shoot. Sorry I couldn't give u a better answer.
899092
They won't work. As you have stated, these straps go through 2 openings on the pedal. Go to your local bike shop to pick some new pedals up! These straps are worth it!
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I used them on a Mongoose mountain bike. They seemed to work fine for about a month until a broken spoke caused severe damage (unrelated to the bearings).
1357767
I bought this thing and could not get it to work on my ladies schwinn cruiser bike. It seems to need the cross bar (which I thought were only on mens bikes). Am I missing somthing because I am thinking of sending it back.
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I installed them on a vintage Puch from the early 80s. The style of the pads was quite commonly used throughout that period on road bikes, BMX bikes, and early mountain bikes. Pretty universal. And inexpensive enough that even if they don't fit, it really hasn't cost you much to try them.
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I have put my own grips on the SRAM twist shifters - just cut them to size and fit them snuggly on. Of course, I use bar end bars, which keeps the grips firmly pushed up against the shifters.
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I us them on my cross country bike that I put 2.82 inch wide tires on them. They work great for me. Very smooth bearings that are sealed so sand wont get in either.