Is this hub suitable for Surly LHT? Any extra parts I 'll need for the installation?
275097
The hub will fit any bike with 132-135mm dropout spacing. Getting the all the parts requires three different things - the hub, the 'trim kit" (everything but the hub - connectors, sprocket, anti-turn washers (important!), etc), and a shifter. Some hubs have the trim kit packaged with the hub but as far as I know you will have to order the shifter seperately and you can get a Nexus twist grip or an Alfine rapid fire type and either will work.
1136125
correct. The small parts kit is a separate item. The hubs usually are either non disc or disc You would have to ask Shimanos Tech dept on that. You'll also need to buy the locking washers for installing the hub to the bikes dropouts.
1087044
It won't give you a tight enough connection in my opinion. It's really made for a standard rear hub.
2078831
Yes - you'll just need to add a relay and a couple extra connections to accommodate the manual trans. We can provide instructions. Thanks!
2130258
Absolutely not, but if I can put it together anybody can. The directions are very clearly written and all tools are generally supplied. Just watch which direction you are assemblying the rear hub I accidentally put it on upside down and had to remove and reassemble it. Only took a couple hours to put it together though.
496208
It comes with no hub. I'm having a hub machined to fit it to my 83 bass tracker . So youjust need the correct hub
1770153
I bought this item and have installed it for my father-in-laws RV, but I'm unsure of what you mean by appropriate sized hub? Please explain and I may be able to help you.
1802553
you can mount a freewheel hub on there. it comes ready to do whatever you want. you would just have to buy a 30 dollar freewheel.
794824
It will require mounting to the trans tunnel and you shouldn't remove the pin for the over drive or fourth gear. Hope this helps.
1848631
Your Thule will need some u- bolts. Really the Thule should come with necessary parts to mount withthese bars!
81380
It will be tight and you will have to land all the terminals prior to installing it into to the box. I would recommend using the plastic style box so it will be easy to drill a couple of mounting holes.
2156488
Yes, it is very easy to install. I think a screw driver is all I needed. Looks completely stock. Port snaps right in.
1010921
Best to go to the Thule website and use their tool to configure what you need. It will list out parts for you, then come back to Amazon for better pricing....that is what I did.
1682165
It is a rack system. I'm not familiar with your set up so I can't be sure if it will replace what you have. I used it on an older bass boat with a Mercury inline 6 outboard and it works as expected. Be aware that the rack itself is wide so make sure it will fit under your console. Also put rack on top of helm if it is on rh side of boat. On bottom if on lh side. Or steering will be backward. I learned the hard way on that one.
169728
You shouldn't require any tools to install as it will self-tighten as you ride, just screw it on to the hub. I suppose you could use a chain-whip if it concerns you. You will, however, need a freewheel tool (probably ACS specific) to remove it.
973587
I believe this is the same setup.http://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/93000-93999/93575.pdf
1170169
Yes, pretty much anything Insteon is compatible. I have both of those and they "work" with my Hub (see my review for other challenges associated with the Hub)