Is this compatible with a front disc brake system?
2090462
My bike didn't have disc brakes, but I don't think there should be an issue.
2090463
Hi, yes. My cruiser is a 5 speed with front breaks and my Dad was able to get it on without disturbing the connections. Hope that helped. :)
1058531
Depends on your bike and where the calipers are mounted. Look at your frame and see if you the mounting holes are accessible with one of the arms in the picture of this bike rack. If your calipers are in the way, then you'll have to buy a rack specific to disc brake systems. This Explorer bike rack actually has a disc brake specific model. Just search for it on the search bar.
2000267
It is adjustable (so out side of plumbing issues) will work on any system with front /rear split brakes. A few systems are split rf lr / lf rr.
925681
Hi Kate. No, this rim won't work with disc brakes. You need a rim with a special hub for disc brakes.
2035433
(Im not a 'bike person' so bear with my lingo) I wouldn't see why not as it attaches to the bars with hooks that seem basic enough to fit on most any shape (mine is on a retro style, chopper handle bars and works fine). I wasn't sure about your disc brake question though... the support rod fits on the bolt in the center of the front wheel... not sure how much room the disc brakes require. Perhaps not entirely helpful, but maybe some insight.
1657283
Maybe, maybe not. The description gives specs to use to check for fitting on any bike. You will need a metric ruler to measure your particular brake layout to determine if thy fot or not. These are ok brakes and I am only using he front one on my motorized bike. Check with a local bike shop should you need help with these measurements. Good luck!
571983
Rear disk brakes are no problem on my Iron Horse. The mount bracket does approach the space of the disk, but the bracket itself has a niche in it that allows for the disk's cable to carry through unimpeded. My brakes are Tektro MT 1.1 (HAYES) components.
189219
Yes - this is the front brake rotor for that year and model. They are sold "each" or individually so if you need both sides you will need to purchase two.
707818
They have a lot of info on the manufacturer's site for what it will fit, it's pretty simple. I connected it to a dual suspension mt bike with disc brakes with no problem
1964549
I think your bike has just one front brake rotor - so just one set of pads is all you need.
1735180
These can only be used on the front. The rotors for the back have a different configuration that combines the disk brake with a drum brake (for the parking brake).
757779
Go to your Harley dealer and ask. It will depend on which brake disc, your bike has.
506472
Yes. As long as the front derailleur limit screw is set correctly you should be good.
1535180
This should fit if you have disc brakes on the rearSorry my first answer was incorrect
1909042
Hello, i would think so as it's the wheel it's going on, you'll have to modify something.. I've seen disk brakes on regular bike frames Nashbar is a big supplier and would be able to answer your questions directly. The brakes are great for the price I have them on a specialized big hit comp replacing some very expensive Hayes hydraulics that are not worth the maintenance, the levers are sub par but will work.Hope this helpsTw
193951
Unfortunately not you'll need your front brake as your main way of stopping coast is the free spinning hub side so back pressure will just turn your pedals backwards freely and not engage the gear
377788
These will fit the front. As the Element has a drum in disc rear brake assy they won't fit the rearWhich ever manufacturer you're considering purchasing best to check their website for proper fitment.