Will it fit the FATBIKES.supersized beach cruiser 4-1/4" knobby tires so the Axle mounts are &gt; 4.5 inches apart?
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Hi Cheryl, Happy holidays! Thank you for our inquiry. We have been getting asked this question a lot lately. Unfortunately, this question is difficult to answer because there are many types of sand bikes. You can adjust the Bike Balance Base Unit's (Hitch) leg length up to 15.25" long and 5.3" wide. We can give you a better idea if you send some photos with of the rear drop-out (side/rear views), and measurements of the wheel diameter and outside dimension/distance between the rear drop-outs. Regards, Bike Balance
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no, the axles are different widths, the length of the rods will be off. AND the mounting studs are different
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No, different mounting configuration. Call cyclevisions and see if they have something that will fit.
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Hi Patrick, no it will not. It has a 32 spoke pattern with a 110 or 120 hub width. I think beach cruisers might be okay wirh hub width but you will need to get a rim that matches the spoke pattern. As long as you adhere to the spoke and hub width spec, and you can find a rim with the right diameter uou can make it work. But 48 spokes is a no go.
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The bracket is a universal mount and should fit your bars - the basket requires about 9 inches of clearance below the handlebars to clear the tire.
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I can't say for sure, but I kind of doubt it. Take a ruler and measure between your rear wheel dropouts (the slots that your axle slides into). If it's 135mm between the two dropouts, then it should work fine. But I figure your bike might have 130mm rear spacing, in which case you would need a 130mm QR axle, which isn't really available.
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All depends if your cruiser has lugs for mounting fenders on the frame. Those lugs are holes on top and threaded holes on the bottom of the fork in front and on the chain stay in the rear. Cruisers should be fitted for after-market fender mounting, but in case of doubt ask a bike shop or someone who has knowledge of those things. And yes, they'll fit 26" wheels with standard or MTB tires. If you have over sized tires (=very fat "Beach Cruiser tires") on your bike there might be some issues with the clearance, tough.
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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. :-)
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But its a narrower tire so won't be the traditional cruiser style. But it will fit on your rim
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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
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As long as its a "BMX" freewheel 13 tooth. It will probably fit because the hub is flip flop with two different choices/sides for mounting. Happy biking from Rob @ NebulaCycles.com
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Sure! I have carried cruisers on my rack before. The rack will fit any type and size bike, with wheels from 24" up to 29".
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I wouildn't recommend it. the bracket that fits to seat subing is 2" at least. The angle of this rack is tricky and below the rack shelf is a piece of tubing that hangs low and interfers with the tire. I tried it on my 700c tired bike and ona standard 26" bike both with seats to fit 5'4" height rider (seat is set pretty low) and it didn't work.
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i used it with a beach cruiser bike, but did not fit a mountain bike or a bmx style bike
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No, the model that I had purchased was for a 2" receiver. I have a 2" to 1 1/4" adapter which works nicely. I am not a big fan of this bike rack! Realized this after it was purchased. It's application is for a single cross bar type bicycle. My beach cruiser won't sit properly.
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it did not fit either of 2 upright stationary bike we have the mount for the seat shaft is designed to fit a 7/8 inch shaft , I hope this helps you
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the fat tire won't be a problem. to see if it will fit on any bike, take a look at your rear fork. just above or to the side of the slot where the rear axle mounts, you need to have a tapped hole (most bikes have 2 holes, both are tapped the same). that is the primary mounting support, if you have that set up then you are good to go. no, this carrier is not flimsy, it will easily and safely support its rated load.