I have a Huffy bike i'm looking for a coaster break rim my tire size is 26x2.125 any help out there.
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Yes. It will fit. This rim will work for anything between 1.5 to 2.1 as long as the space between the cycle fork and brakes allows for wider tires. I tried a 2.1 before i settled back to what i prefer, a 1.75, for my riding conditions. But at 2.125 you need to know if the tire's beading will hold up to the extra stress.
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I don't know if the size would matter or not but you would have to find some with disk brakes an I haven't found any after market ones unless you want to drop more on wheels then the bike
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would anyone have the number that is located on the product manual? I had purchased this big wheel huffy and lost a couple of parts... This info would be very helpful... My email is lmustbe@aol.comThanksJenny
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I found a base that fit over the back tire and attached to the wheel axle. found it on amazon - had a bike shop put it on cause I didn't have the tools.
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I no longer have the wheel, since it was for a flip bike.As I recall, it wasn't "overly" wide.I'd just get a rubber strip and trim the sides if necessary if too wide.
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Tire did not properly fit my rim and i flatted every ride. ended up throwing them in the trash. oh. I think like 90 psi or something
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Look at the metal wheel you want to put the tire on. There should be writing on the wheel, what size the wheel is 26x1.5, for example. Then you need to buy a tire for that size wheel. I can not give a yes/no answer. Or try to look up the bike specifications online and get ggat info that way. Good luck!
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I also have an old Schwinn road bike with that size tire, and I've been using this rim for the last week. No problems.
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The one I have is marked as 26x2.1 so its bigger. It fits on my WTB SX24 rim without problem. The SX24 rim can take a 2.0 to 2.3" as far as I have read on the internet. Your rim can probably handle a range of tire sizes also.
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Have you tried Google? There are some good sites that explain wheel size and tire compatibility.
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I use a Schawalbe Hans Dampf 26x2.35-Inch. A wider tire i think doesn't fit. Regards,
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I'm not sure which brand of tire you have, as there are a couple of tires which might fit an 8" rim. In most cases, you should request an 8" tire for an 8" rim.
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Be sure to measure the actual outside diameter of the tire itself. A 15" rim has a much larger diameter tire on it.
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Hi,Yes please use this link.GBC Afterburn ST Force Bias Tire - 25x8-12Thanks for asking,GregOn and Offroad Parts888-630-6696
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What doesn't fit? Front or rear?The tire should have no problem fitting the rim.Likely your problem is spacing between the rear drop outs.Your bike was probably a 5 speed rear (120mm spacing) and you are trying to fit a wheel for a wider spacing.IF you have a steel frame, you can probably spring it about a 1/4" (6mm) without too much effort.IF it's a nutted axle, you can remove spacing from the non drive side axle and dish the wheel over 1/2 as much to re-center.
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I don't know the answer to your question. I suspect that there is a mismatch between the tube size and your rim and/or tire size. You can do a lot of research on the interned about tire, rube and rim sizes and it can be quite confusing. I would recommend a bicycle shop for the answer. Good luck.
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As long as they match the diameter of the rim. 26" tire = 26" rim. Check your old tire on the sidewall for the width of the tire. These are 2.10 inches wide, so they should fit any bike. If you are looking for something wider, check to make sure the wider tire won't rub against the swing arm.