Will it work on any bicycle? I have a lightweight Trek Pilot which is for on-road use only.
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I would think the answer to be yes but I would ask a bike shop familiar with your bike. Attachment gritting for trailer is holding place by axle bolt assembly.
860087
Yes it will work on any bike . I also have a trek bike an it works great , you really do not even know you are pulling the bike trailer. My dog just loves it . let me know if you have any more questions .
860088
It will not work on my bike which is a Diamond Back. The rear axle is not long enough to install the coupling. But works fine with the Diamond Back which my wife rides. Go Figure! Also works fine with our fold up bikes which we take with our RV. Especially like the fact that Trek Pilot folds up so small to take with the RV travel. The dog took to it right away and loves to travel by bike with us.
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Yes, it will work on that bike. However, we learned that you need to find a trailer that pulls from the center of the trailer. Since the Booyah pulls from the left side the left tire wears out in about 3 months. We ride about 15 miles a day every day that the weather allows. So about every 500 miles you will replace the tire and the tube. Hope this helps.
860090
I just have a regular ten speed bike and it works great with the bike trailer.
2195772
They're the same, I think different vendors listed it differently, it will work on any bike.
1359129
I really don't know. I am having it on my bicycle and it works well..However I don't think there is any reason that will NOT make it work.
1296394
Works fine for my Trek (not 29) but w discs, should b no problem. It's basically just a skewer- I would be shocked if it didn't work w any bike
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It will work with any bike. If you have a tender hooked up then you just plug this in.
1341963
Well it works on my Trek 1000 Tandem and my Specialized street bike. So I would say yes it does.
1004842
I have a TREK 7300 ...tires came with it .... it works just fine with the trainer..... I am very satisfied
924120
To my knowledgge it will work on any Garmin especially a Nuvi that has a micro SD slot. I still have my old one if ur interested?n0moe@aol.com
341824
I have not tried it on a bike of any kind and ask my colleagues who have one and they havn't either. It is not GPS oriented, for that you might want the app "map my walk" which also does bikes/stairs etc."
168200
Not really sure, but my toe clips fit on my bike pedals. I remove the reflector and then the bracket and toe clip is held on with bolts to the pedal itself. they could be modified to fit any pedal I would think. I use mine on a Schwinn roadmaster and a sidewinder. I did have to modify on the different bikes that I have had, but it was a very simple process. I'm sorry I know much about the verve trek bikes, it really comes down to the pedal itself I believe.
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Yes, I have a Trek 8.4 and it works fine, tires are noisy, and very little if any resistance, good to get on and pedal , but cant simulate hills etc.
232730
It will work on regular road handle bars. That is how I use mine. Road bike, road handlebars.
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It claims it works for wheelbases from 35" to 42.5" -- if the distance between the two axles on your bike is within this range it should work. (Unless you are very tall or very small, or are using a bike that differs significantly from standard road bike geometry, you should probably be fine.)
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Janna,I do not know the answer to that question. I use mine with a Trek Madone. I suggest you visit the Blackburn website (blackburndesign.com). You could contact their customer service. Good luck.
516863
It should work and the easiest way to use it on a bicycle tire is to attach it to the valve stem then hook the hose from the compressor to the male threads on the Topeak adapter.
979340
This should fit on any standard 700c wheel. This will for on almost every standard contemporary road bike with the exception of some smaller frame bikes with a 650c wheel.
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This is a standard size quick release and should work on any bike - that being said, if you want to be sure that what you buy works go to a bike shop and spend a little more. I use mine on a road bike and you may do well to get something a little beefier on a mountain bike. Hope that helps - Rich