Will it install correctly if you have disc brakes?
289361
No it doesn't on my mountain bike with disc brakes. You have to buy a special carrier for that. From my searching, this is one that I found - Blackburn Ex-1 Disc Rear Rack; I haven't bought it though, so not sure it will work.
1811983
It should. I put it on my Specialized Rock Hopper with disc brakes. It goes on the opposite side of the chain and cable
2018906
It should. It is pretty generic mounting. I tapped into the wires at the brake light.
198989
It will depend on the size of your wheel and the radius of the disc. I have a mountain bike with 26" wheels and the rotor on the disc break is *just* low enough for the side of the stand to squeeze between the rotor and the wheel. To prevent damage to the rotor I just shoved a piece of wood under the wheel to prop it up an inch. This solved the problem, and the bike still fits snugly in the rack. I realize you probably already made your decision whether or not to by the rack, but I hope this is helpful for anyone else with disc brakes considering this stand.
1956702
Probably, the only question would be is do you have disc brakes on the rear. If you do them no it would not. Other then that as long as your bike has the mounting holes, this rack should work. I forget which bike we put this rack on but, I do remember having to drill a hole and tap it to accommodate one of our bike/rack combinations.
332572
You first have to check if your brake disc is not over 7 mm thickness, if so don't buy it........
2036178
The short answer is - Yes, it will. You should not have any problems with installing it.
981113
Yes it will. It is a direct bolt on and easy. U should also replace your brake dust shield also, mine were rusted out and I have to take it apart now again to replace.
1212929
Probably Yes, you need to ensure that your fork and the frame has the holes in order to mount the calipers, also you need to change your wheels in order to put the discs.
1909042
Hello, i would think so as it's the wheel it's going on, you'll have to modify something.. I've seen disk brakes on regular bike frames Nashbar is a big supplier and would be able to answer your questions directly. The brakes are great for the price I have them on a specialized big hit comp replacing some very expensive Hayes hydraulics that are not worth the maintenance, the levers are sub par but will work.Hope this helpsTw
257257
Put on correct it should. I do all kinds of work with mine and have no problem.
1805950
This one is for bikes with disc brakes. If you do not have disc brakes, then you will need a different model. If you do have disc brakes, you may have to remove rear fender to install this.
26177
To answer your question, I specifically purchased this model as it was for the disc breaks only, as the non disc break model will not fit on my bike, as I have disc breaks. The bracket for the disc brakes is made to reach further in , in order to make room and not to interfere with the disc breaks. If your bike does not have the disc breaks, you may be better off by purchasing the regular model for non disc break bikes.
1221866
Possibly. But you would have to have the front wheel in one holder and the rear wheel in the other holder. There might not be enough clearance for the disc brake
498086
As long as you have caliper style brakes (I googled your bike and it looks like you do) then it looks like this should work for you.
2099729
I bought this brake to replace the cheap broken brake on a bike that I purchased from walmart in2012. The new avid brake bolted right on and works great.im not an expert but I think that disc brake mounts are fairly standardized . Good luck
1639391
The picture shows v brake mounts. You should change the picture if it's disc brake only.