My front fork (outside to outside) is 4.5". Will this skewer accommodate that size? Tried to get another skewer and it was much too long.
1989469
Hi.. yes it should fit.. 4.5 falls into the universal size range. Be sure they dont inadvertantly send you a rear skewer... happened to me... they're waaay longer... enjoy.. steve
869861
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
691028
Most front suspension forks have canti brake mounts (the eyelets on both sides of the fork). If so, it should work, but I must stress that your going to have to do a bit of adjusting/tinkering to fit it the way you want.
171062
I'm using mine with a rode bike, the forks are open on the bottom and go down over the mount and then they are clamped into place. I don't use the skewer to mount the bike. I don't think it will work with your application, but the mfg. would be the best source for your answer.
641365
No, I'm sorry, it will not fit. The outside diameter is 3". It won't work unless you can install shims behind it to get yourself a clearance for the 3". Sorry.
1243874
I have no idea but if it will fit your forks & you have some fabricating skills I suspect you can make a bracket to mate up with the fairing somehow.
1881364
This particular set has skewers that are 3/8 inches wide. There are other sets that you can fin in different widths. I personally like the 3/8 width for a normal all-around skewer. It does well with bite-sized items.
150086
I have a 21" frame with 26" wheels and still have room to go. I do not know exact dimensions from skewer to back of the tray, but I think a slightly larger frame and 29s would fit .
1882028
No, the hub spacing is too wide for any front fork I know of. In addition, rear wheels are dished(biased to one side to accommodate the drivetrain) which would make for some strange and probably dangerous handling.
600039
This fork will fit your frame/wheels but this is technically not the correct fork. Your frame uses G2 geometry which is a 51mm offset fork and this is a a 46mm offset fork. Teh result is that this fork will make your bike's steering a lot more sluggish.
366718
Yes, it will fix that size bike, you have to cut the stirrer to fit the frame. But I would go with a higher quality fork.I use it on my bad weather bike, which works fine, but not for hardcore riding.
1376915
My measurement of the rod on these skewers is 4.5 mm in diameter, identical to the one I was replacing. It seems to be a standard size.
1082237
It will fit. You'll just have to cut the steer tube to fit your head tube (which you would have to do with any fork).
1016983
its 10mm too wide. You might be able to ease the forks apart to make it fit or you could "cold-set" the frame but only if it is steel. Cold set means bend it. You might not want to do that so talk to your local bike shop and see what they recommend. Regards Ian
908451
I really doubt this will fit your needs. My fork was a 1 inch. So this 1 inch to 1 1/8 inch conversion was perfect for me.
381529
I recall that there are several mounts allowing for installation on a variety of grills. I used two that fit and discarded the others. If you are concerned about the distance between the two mounts (i.e. the length of the skewer) it is truly "one size fits all" because one end fits into the motor and the other anchor point is on the handle, which can be placed anywhere and held in place with a set screw. The skewer is 40 inches long, and the two mounts I used are 3 1/8 inch wide at the widest, although the shape and attachment locations are a bit complicated. Either end can serve as a motor mount. I recall that there are several mounts allowing for installation on a variety of grills. I used two that fit and discarded the others. If you are concerned about the distance between the two mounts (i.e. the length of the skewer) it is truly "one size fits all" because one end fits into the motor and the other anchor point is on the handle, which can be placed anywhere and held in place with a set screw. The skewer is 40 inches long, and the two mounts I used are 3 1/8 inch wide at the widest, although the shape and attachment locations are a bit complicated. Either end can serve... » Read More I recall that there are several mounts allowing for installation on a variety of grills. I used two that fit and discarded the others. If you are concerned about the distance between the two mounts (i.e. the length of the skewer) it is truly "one size fits all" because one end fits into the motor and the other anchor point is on the handle, which can be placed anywhere and held in place with a set screw. The skewer is 40 inches long, and the two mounts I used are 3 1/8 inch wide at the widest, although the shape and attachment locations are a bit complicated. Either end can serve as a motor mount. « Show Less
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They will fit if the front of the bucket is less than 4 inches thick. If there is any angle on the front of the bucket, it also counts as thickness. The forks are very sturdy and if not abused will work great. I keep the heavy loads as close to the bucket as possible. The bucket I use is 6 foot wide and the forks work great for me.