Does it come with the nuts to secure it on the bike ? Or just screw the peg on the bike? Will it be secure if not nuts to screw it ?
309897
It just screws on u can make it tight and it will be secure. Their little and not strong metal so I wouldn't do any grind tricks with it
309898
No it does not come with a securing nut. Also the pegs do not stay on very well as they keep falling off of my sons bike.
309899
There are no separate nuts. The pegs are threaded inside and they screw directly onto the axel bolts. I had a little difficulty getting them on, but within a few minutes, they were on and they work fine. They seem very sturdy.
309900
Honestly, they're very cheaply made. Mine broke in about 2 minutes and we were using them very lightly. You get what you pay for. As far as them staying on, this style shouldn't be used to tighten the wheel on but if you tighten them on the outside of the nut they stay on fine.
1510580
It comes with an anchor that goes in the wall at the top. If you connect this anchor, it will be very stable with only 1 bike at the top. Duane
1999355
The 2 upper "prongs" are adjustable in and out and should anchor to your frame. My bike had threaded holes pre drilled that lined up with the prongs perfectly. Hope this helps.
849033
I used the other method of connecting it. To be honest I don't remember seeing a specific nut and bolt for that bar, however there were 4 bolts that came with the set, they do not require nuts. I believe that the mounting hardware is a standard size for bicycles, because it fit perfectly on my raleigh ct400. Maybe try using the bolts that came with the set to mount the bar? otherwise if you are missing the bolts, I would send it back.
355477
Yes. We used a little bracket attachment to secure it. I believe it came with it.
917764
It comes with the mount. They actually sent me a different mount because I have dual brakes and the standard one didn't work on my bike.
390323
Yes it comes with them. I did not buy anything more to get this installed on my mountain bike
948595
If I remember correctly, you have to mount the tires, seat, handle bars, and pedals. I think everything except the pedals and the handle bars had a quick release clamp. The handle bars came with an allen wrench to straighten them and tighten them
1667837
There are bolts included with the basket that are all you should need. If you find you need longer or different bolts your local bike shop should have them.
1381170
You take the nuts that hold on the tire off on both sides of the bike. Then you put pegs on to the axle of the wheel . Then using an extended nut tightener that you attach to the hex bar tool , you take those nuts that you took of in step 1 and you put those nuts back on . You need a hex extender tool so you can tighten that nut while the peg is on . If you can't find out how to do it just look up on YouTube how to attach bmx pegs onto any bike. Good luck!
874013
It clamps onto the seat post. I removed the seat post from the bicycle and slid it on from the bottom. It was very simple. You may have to put some pressure on the screws to insure it is stable. Another trick would be to put a wrap or two of electrical tape on the post to enlarge it a little. It does come with spacers. They are effective for the most part..
1965029
Yes it comes with it. It is a rod with attachments on both ends to hold any part of the bike you choose. Hope this helps.
785099
I have a bike lock to the spare wheel and the frame of the bike rack. You should also have a wheel nut lock to prevent theft on the whole wheel.
799018
I don't recall all the details, just remember it has no shaft or connection point to a shaft, and I and my husband were at a complete loss as to how to attach it to the bike. I would advise you to choose a different seat.
513719
Thanks for the inquiry! That bike does not come with pegs. Sorry for the confusion.
1318579
Mostly, but handlebars need assembly to front fork with provided hex tool. Pedals need to be screwed on pedal crank. I believe the front wheel mud fender is fastened. A tail flag.The mount to the adult seat post (to pull) was difficult--alignment of four threaded posts welded to a plate was a little off, making putting 4 nuts on hard (impossible for my bike)--but a call to customer service had them quickly sent a replacement in days/week.
2192167
No nuts; I made my own litle bracket and used some double sided tape to hold it in place. Works out good.