is the frame drilled to enable me to install a rear brake?
74145
My frame was not drilled for a break. I had to bore a larger hole to accommodate the break bolt. You'll need extra long reach breaks to reach the rim.
1212558
It should be fine. It connects on the outside of the rim away from the disc brakes. This is a good basic rear rack. It is adjustable for different sizes of bikes.
741913
As long as there is a rear support/engine protector it can be bolted or welded to then yes
876322
Yes, but only the wheels to the frame (very easy) and the back rest to the frame. The only difficulty is trying to get the bolt through the hole in the back, then through the washer and finally threading the bolt into the frame. If you have someone help with the alignment (holding the back in place), it would only take a couple of minutes to get both sides done.
1454231
Yes, this seat is ready to mount on a standard Schwinn seat post. (Tools required)
1274222
There are screw holes in the frame, located behind the rear wheels. Installation is very easy. Hope this helps! If not, contact me again.
2150392
No. The upright handlebar is bolted to the frame. I would not recommend working the bolt loose often, which could compromise the threads.
1822413
It does come pre-drilled with the necessary hardware. I would highly recommend you go to www.srsmith.com website and check the compatibility chart.
1909044
I am no bike expert and I don't know what a "V" frame bike is... I put them on a 1991 Haro Impasse. I had to but a special retrofit part for the rear brake. Look online for several options for those, I used the "A2Z Universal Disc Mount." These brakes were the best deal even after having to buy the additional retrofit part.
107204
Most likely. There are screws that holds the brake. Just got to change the screws to shorter ones.
184219
the one I received did. remember to prep the last 3 holes in your frame or else your never get the bolts in. Also start them off real lose because you will have some prying to get a fit.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
2061522
Yes, as the front will have a longer threaded bolt. I did have to use a spacer on my rear one as its made for a round piece and my frame had a flat plate.
1025764
Yes absolutely, and the metal over the back wheel is the brake. (brakes by stepping on it)
1186325
If you any place in the back on which to attach the necessary bolts you can
1211349
Yes. The rear engine mount is a real pain to install. Located between the engine and firewall/body. The other three are real easy to change.
1125299
not sure it bolts in to the frame with two different bolts sorry can't answer your question