I have a semi-recumbent bike with a 16 inch wheel. What accessories would I need to make it work?
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Kurt Kinetic has an accessory part that attaches to the existing trainer. I called them and ordered a part that works great with my 20" wheel. Jim
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Look at the metal wheel you want to put the tire on. There should be writing on the wheel, what size the wheel is 26x1.5, for example. Then you need to buy a tire for that size wheel. I can not give a yes/no answer. Or try to look up the bike specifications online and get ggat info that way. Good luck!
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I would look at and compare the hardware under the seat currently on the exercise bike with photos of seats you are interested in. If you're still not sure, contact the exercise bike company.
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Yeah, that should work. A skewer comes with the bike wheel, so you should be fine.
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You can buy a bar adaptor, I did it for my wife's bike and it work well on the Thule Vertex
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Absolutely not what you need! If your bike has a rear coaster brake (pedal pushed backwards to brake) put that in your Amazon search. Try this Avenir 36H Nutted Cruiser Style Rear Wheel with Coaster Brake (Silver, 26 x 1.75-Inch)
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Ginger: The MAIN thing you need to be concerned with is if the post to hold the stand will fit your frame, not the distance between the legs! I have seen and installed many of these types of k-stands and it ALWAYS WROKS. Don't know what size wheel bike you have, but I have 26" wheels. The stand comes sized for a 27+" wheel so in most cases you will need to take an inch or so of each leg to make for a sturdy k-stand. I run a 26" Hybrid so I sawed off about a 1/2" each leg then replaced the rubber pads. No sweat 5 minitues with a hacksaw and you are good to go!. After my modification the distance between each leg in My caee came out to be about 7-3/4" center to center if that helps. I run dual painiers and the stock k-stand just would not do. Overall I'm very harry with my puchase!
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If it is replacing the same 26"x 1.50 measurements the rear wheel it should work just fine. Make sure the rear wheel that you order is for the correct gear size. I used this wheel on a 21 speed. I needed to buy a special tool to remove the rear sprocket. A extra 4 $. Check to see who makes the rear sprocket and buy the tool made for that sprocket. Hope it helps out. I replaced my friends rear wheel from a mongoose that had been run over by a car.It was cheap and worked fine.
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I believe a basic instruction booklet is included. You will have to install the pedals, handlebars, wheels and seat. You will need a few allen (also called hex) wrenches, I recommend a folding allen wrench combination tool which has a few sizes (the ones you will need and is available at most hardware stores. I believe a 15 mm open end wrench will work on the pedals, remember that they are marked and designated left and right, the left side pedal will tighten by turning to the left. I think the 15 mm also works on the nuts for the rear wheel, probably best to get a 15 mm open/box wrench combo. If you know what you are doing, you can have it put together in maybe an hour.
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when mounted the wheel should be 6 1/2" wide x 8" diameter, it will stand 16" tall when aired up
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You need an adapter, search on Hurricane Fork-Up Bike Rack Mount Adapter for Fat Bike.
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Kurt Kinetic makes an adaptor to use if you have smaller wheels. I have a 20 real wheel and I had to get the adaptor for it. It can be taken off and on with a couple tools for using standard size wheels and the 20" and smaller.Jim
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Yes, just slide the wheel trays inward. Height should be ok, as I think the center post is high enough, but I haven't put a regular bike on the rack. I don't have one or I'd try...
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Don't know the exact size of your recubent bike. But I have different sized full suspension bicycles and it adjusts to fit them all. I would say yes it would accomodate a recumbent bicycle. You may have to do some adjusting and rearrangingig of the racks. I don't want to steer you wrong but some of the recumbent bikes are really low and extended really long. I have a Full Suspension MTB That the main tube is really low at the support post and the wheelbases is really extended not as extreme as the most extreme recumbent bike. If time isn't of the essence you can always send it back if it doesn't work to your liking. The video should give you a good idea if it'll work.
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My daughter's bike is a 16in with a straight handle bar. As long as the handle bar is straight and not curved like a trike I think it will work.Laurie
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I no longer have the wheel, since it was for a flip bike. As I recall, it wasn't "overly" wide. I'd just get a rubber strip and trim the sides if necessary if too wide.
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1-1/8 fork steerer, 26" wheels , will work , but you'll have to pop off the bearing race or replace, press race onto fork then assemble