Do fatbike (4") tires fit these?
1788070
I have had a friend's 3.8'' on it with my DH bike, front tire sits high in the cradle but didn't move on the 4h drive when it was locked in properly.
1788071
Yes we have used it with Mt. Bikes, Tri Bikes and Road Bikes. This thing is awesome.
1788072
Yes, this rack is very sturdy when everything is locked in properly. It also looks way better than everyone else's bike rack on the road!
531610
Yes, they will fit with 26" x 1.95" tires I have them on a suspension bike with 2.1" tires but they are a neet fit.
427790
I honestly want to help you but I have just accommodate road wheels, I really don´t know if it fits fat bike wheels.
881300
Yes they will fit. My road bike with 700x23c wheels and tires just likes yours fits with room to spare
40665
Yes, they will work. But, keep in mind; these rims are v brakes and disc brakes compatible. Make sure you are getting the correct rim size for your bike. I believe are 26" rims.
869571
Probably not, but you might talk to a real tire specialist. There might be alternative.sizes for your rims but I have no idea what the may be.
1047093
No. These were smaller than I hoped. My bike is an older model and had trouble with then.
617724
You should always measure for clearances before mounting any fat tires on a bike which came with thinner tires. Contact the manufacturer if you can't find all the dimensions you need. Even if the new tires fit the space, the clearances will be tighter, so your spokes may need tuning, since a wobbly wheel can cause tire rubbing, even when clearances are technically sufficient.
1891293
Well these tires were designed to fit a 26 x 1.75 rim, not sure what would happen in a fat bike rim, may seat the bead well with tire beads so wide in that rim. But I would recommend the Surly Floyd of Origin8 has a good pavement 26 x 3.5 tire for fat bikes. The guy who posted earlier I don't think he knew you were talking about a fat bike, as his is a MTB.
266236
They should fit. But not exactly sure. Yes you have to drill holes. You will need a right hand drill and a small bit. or take the rear tire off.
1436721
Most forks, even for disc brakes, will have a mounting hole for this rack. You may need to get longer bolts to work with a fatbike fork.
494139
No they will not. Go to the company's website for a chart of what will fit that tire!
625137
NO!!!! They will not!!!! These will NOT fit your tires.Find the right sized ones. ake ALL the numbers match and the additional numbers on these chains mean they will not fit your application.Don't waste your money.
758505
Can't say without seeing your bike. Look where the front tire goes through the fork and where the rear runs between the chainstays and under the brake bridge--that's where they'll hit if they're going to. I put them on an old (mid-'80s) touring bike that was designed for big tires, but many newer ones won't accept tires bigger than about 28mm. Your 23s are probably less than an inch wide (25.4mm=1 inch), and these are probably 1.3 or so (too cold to go out and measure).
1153660
Yes they are however, those tires didn't work on my bike. They would not seat to the rim.I even went to a bike shop and they couldn't put them on my rims either. I bought two tiresfrom them and they worked fine. Buyer beware!
2278383
The narrower slots are 2" wide and the wider slots are 5 1/4" - so if the Fat Tire bike is well-secured, it should work. Hope this helps. :-)
897580
Yes. In fact the rims are rather narrow (19mm) for the fat tires that come with the bike. Quoting Sheldon Brown: "A general guideline is that the tire width should be between 1.45/2.0 x the inner rim width." The inner rim width of the wheels on this bike are 13mm, so 700x23 should be good, where 700x32 is really pushing it!