can you put this on a 3 speed huffy beach cruiser with peddal brake?
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Yes, you can. The motor has its own drive sprocket. The bike will use pedal power, to start the motor. Or if the motor is in neutral you can pedal the bike like usual. Bike.
2054784
I don't see why not. It's a real easy on off. The mounting bracket just attaches to the rear wheele axel. Thake off the nut and put the bracket on and put the nut back. We attached it to a kids bike one weekend and it worked fine.
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I installed it on my Electra Beach Cruiser last year and had no issues as it simply replaces the existing hub. make sure you buy the handlebar control that is separate from this. I think you will enjoy it as I do. Regards,
813355
If you mean non-handbrakes, I don't see why not. It has nothing to do with the braking mechanism, and appears to be universal for most bikes. I used mine on a full-sized man's bike, should fit any bike. (If not, easily returnable to Amazon.)
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I don't think so- it mounts on the regular caliper brake pivots, and the Pugsley has disc brakes. I would contact a pugsley dealer to be sure.
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It might. It has three different attachment points. We have it installed on a vintage seventies Huffy bike and it fits without any issues. It will not fit on the origanal bike that I had in mind for it....a fifty three Rollfast. The arc under the seat was to great and the attaching arms are not adjustable to reach way back there.
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Should be fine considering I had this on my beach cruiser (odd shaped handlebars).
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yes/no. in order to do it u have 2 build something 2 get it on. my idea is 2 build somethin close 2 a bikes hand brake. it goes from the handles 2 the back of the scooter were it can conect 2 the cartrege. theres a million other (experimental) ways 2 do it. :)
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I don't see why not, it's basically a brake which pressure is manually controlled by the driver (before driving of course.) We use it on a somewhat light weight trailer, and our tow vehicle is a Honda Odyssey! Although I would see if your trailer fishtails before purchasing.
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You can if your cruiser has gears cos the rear rim is for a 8 sprocket gear set up so if your cruiser has a single sprocket then these rims won't work for you.
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Go to your Harley dealer and ask. It will depend on which brake disc, your bike has.
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WD40 should do it. Just be careful not to get it on the pedal, would get to slippery.
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Hi there! I'm not sure about the huffy women's cruiser, but I think it will fit on any typical rear bike rack. Good luck!
538320
We have both a beach cruiser and a trek mountain bike. Both have 26 inch wheels. Both fit like the rack was made for them. Skinny tire bikes will wobble around a bit. Disk brake bikes won't fit.
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Single speed with coaster brake on rear axle. Works very well for cruiser riding.
566665
You can but its not the best choice. This has additives for wet clutch usage, which your outboard does not have.
2065884
My response is "no" for two reasons. First, I would recommend a bicycle with gears (3-speed, 10-speed, etc.) for that kind of distance twice a day. Second, the circumference of the gear that turns the bicycle chain is smaller than most beach bikes. This is significant because the rider of this bike has to pedal faster to go the same speed as other bikes. I wish I had known this before I bought this bike! I find it difficult to keep up with my friends, even though I am pedaling faster than they are!