Is there an adapter to buy to fit on the back of my bike? The two prongs don't seem to fit anywhere.
1999350
Yes... But, nothing that you can buy officially. I found 2 short (hockey stick looking) metal bars that were able to attach to the bike frame and the short arms from a local bike shop. I'd start by looking there and asking them
1999351
Not all bikes have the holes and i don't see an answer here that points out the 2 products you would want depending on your bike/personal preference: This will attach to the seat post and gives both prongs, pick one for your seat post tube diameter. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000AO9PE8/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=JAO76YHZ6ZE0&coliid=I1D4K34Y7AXRKY or these, which you can attach to the tubes that go down to your wheel, put these where most of the nicer bikes have holes: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WYCJHQ/ref=s9_simh_gw_p468_d0_i7?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=0Q3HR5DB95D9X77HZB3Z&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1688200382&pf_rd_i=507846 Again, these are made with varying sizes so measure the diameter of your tubes.
1999352
The prongs fit to the post of your bike seat. They may be too short. Email the company and they will send you longer ones at no charge.
1999353
Look at your local hardware store (the big box stores would likely have what you need) for "p clamps", somewhere around the nut n bolt section. They wrap around your frame to securely hold a rack if you don't have the necessary bolts near the rear axle or seatpost. I got a pair for $1.50 just the other day.
1999354
My specialized tri-cross expert has mounts on the down tube. All I had to do was remove the the Allen bolts and put them through the rack, and screw them all back in. The same was for the lower mounts. You may have to contact the manufacturer if you cannot mount to the seat post bolt.
1999355
The 2 upper "prongs" are adjustable in and out and should anchor to your frame. My bike had threaded holes pre drilled that lined up with the prongs perfectly. Hope this helps.
1999356
Hasn't anyone heard of rubber coated P-clamps? They're the solution for ''no pre-drilled mounting holes'' problems on stays and forks. Jandd sells three different sizes in stainless steel. Home Depot and Lowe's stock aluminum ones by the thousands, in all sizes. Hope this helps.
1999357
Some bikes also do not have mounting holes near the rear axle also. But to answer your question Amazon sells: Sunlite Bike Rack Monostay Adapter by Sunlite and Jandd Mono-Stay Rack Adaptor by Jandd
1999358
Not all bikes have the holes and i don't see an answer here that points out the 2 products you would want depending on your bike/personal preference:This will attach to the seat post and gives both prongs, pick one for your seat post tube diameter.BIKE RACK PART SUNLT MONOSTAY ADPTR RR1p or these, which you can attach to the tubes that go down to your wheel, put these where most of the nicer bikes have holes:Delta Cycle Stay Mount ClampsAgain, these are made with varying sizes so measure the diameter of your tubes. Not all bikes have the holes and i don't see an answer here that points out the 2 products you would want depending on your bike/personal preference:This will attach to the seat post and gives both prongs, pick one for your seat post tube diameter.BIKE RACK PART SUNLT MONOSTAY ADPTR RR1p or these, which you can attach to the tubes that go down to your wheel, put these where most of the nicer bikes have holes:Delta Cycle Stay Mount ClampsAgain,... » Read More Not all bikes have the holes and i don't see an answer here that points out the 2 products you would want depending on your bike/personal preference:This will attach to the seat post and gives both prongs, pick one for your seat post tube diameter.BIKE RACK PART SUNLT MONOSTAY ADPTR RR1p or these, which you can attach to the tubes that go down to your wheel, put these where most of the nicer bikes have holes:Delta Cycle Stay Mount ClampsAgain, these are made with varying sizes so measure the diameter of your tubes. « Show Less
1688951
I don't know what kind of bike you have but it must be a hell of thick one. You probably need to shop around for a different clamp to fit your bike. The handle bars for most bikes are pretty much the same diameter. Last you might need a special clamp for your bike.
284263
I would suggest you call or check tempest.com and if that don't work try a bike repair shop they may be able to order the part for you.
936674
You may be able to use it without an adapter, but for my wife's bike it works better with the Thule adapter that acts as a center bar. Be careful of the distance between the seat post and the front fork tube, the adapter is pretty long even when it is fully retracted. Get the measurements off of your bike and check them against any adapter you look at. I like the Thule adapter, it is very sturdy.
55174
when i bought this i had a 26in bike but now i have a 29inch and it works however the nuts are a size larger so it does not exactly fit inside properly. if you tighten it too tight the whole unit spreads out but if you do not tighten it enough the bike will fall out of it.....need some sort of adapter to go from the size nut from a 26inch to the size nut for a 29inch. i wonder if the company has something like this....i do not have the size nuts in front of me so if anyone can help please do
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You will need to order a replacement stem if its turning. And you might want to try just really tightening the quick release. http://www.amazon.com/Como-35-5cm-Length-Bicycle-Seatpost/dp/B009AQI566/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381354532&sr;=8-2&keywords;=Seat+stemA stem with this adapter will work for this seat. Just make sure you get one the right diameter, because if you get to wrong diameter it will either not fit or it will spin.
1795160
You will need to purchase bike specific adapters to put these on your bike. I like the pegs but the item description pictures are a little confusing.
1435525
It really depends on the size frame. But there are adapters available from local bike shops as well as online that will make fit. They are around $20-30. Maybe $15. Two of my bikes require and the adapters work perfect.
1288436
Eveyln,Pls see below: (I haven't purchased it yet but it's on my to do list)http://www.bowflexcatalog.com/bowflex_catalog/brands/schwinnfitness/accessories/prdcd~004-4150/Schwinn+Power+Adaptor.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302040902&bmUI;D=1292859249287&adID;=DCBSHW&gotoproduct;=1&sku;=004-4150
1804023
I actually use it for my mountain bike and have no issues, just the bike sits up a tad higher. I do not know if there is an adapter.
1071839
Here is a link to what I think you need: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/opc.html Each adapter has a 1/2"-20 male thread to fit into the 1/2" crank hole; and a 9/16"- 20 threaded hole that will accept the (male) thread of your pedals. The price is $44.95 for a pair (1-right hand and the other a left hand threaded) of adapters.
1348681
Should be no problem. Use the provided adapters and they should be fine. Happy riding.
766706
It appears the manufacturer sells a coupler at http://www.biketowleash.com/accessory-details.php?id=28But I have never used it since I have one dog.
2059430
Sorry, but the largest adaptor that comes with this kit only fits up to 31mm or 3.1cm while the other adoptor is much smaller.Instead of installing this light onto my bike's seat post, I actually used the smaller adaptor and have it installed on a side support column (that links the seat post and rear wheel).
1021267
you have to buy the adapters, if they make adapters for your bike, that fit these pegs, then they will work, good luck
887851
If you go to the kuryakyn web site an enter you bike info it will tell you when you are looking for things for your bike. I had to get the adapter also.
1761056
I had the same problem You can get them from your bike dealer or go to a fastner company like fastenal. I ordered mine through fastenal I have one close. If I can find my invoice for them I will post it here with the part number. I found my invoice but no part # the ones I ordered are stainless steel 4- 40 cap screw 3/4 inches long but might not be the same for what you need I checked the length I needed buy putting the ends on and stuck a small wire through the hole and marked it then measured it and the 3/4 was a perfect fit for me.