I have a cheep single speed cruiser with 29ers and coaster brakes on it. Will this work for me. Or should I get the 3-speed hub kit and keep my 29ers?
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Hello, Are you referring to your bike having 29" wheels? The 3 speed wheel kit is a 26" wheel, you will need to purchase the whole set. We do not sell the hub kit by itself without the wheels. Thank you.
1400519
The 3 speed had an adjuster. The 7 speed adjuster should be on your bikes rear derailer.
1771753
Yes, since 3/32 < 1/8. However, the 1/8" chain on a 3/32" sprocket will be more likely to derail. Derailing will definitely cause frustration, likely cause damage, and if your hub is a fixed-gear, will almost certainly cause serious injury. If it were my noggin I'd either get different sprockets, or a different chain. It's not worth mixing widths.
1122633
Yes, it has a flip flop hub so you can switch it from fixie to single speed and coast to your hearts content.
1362474
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)
1773195
The hub has a coaster and freewheel version. Both have 120mm hub spacing with adapters to convert to 130mm spacing. Make sure you know which version of the hub you are getting!
863086
http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Explorer-Tubular-Black-16-5x6-7x16-3-Inch/dp/B005YPRCUM/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1384872995&sr=1-2&keywords=29er+rack http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Explorer-Tubular-Mount-16-5x6-7x16-3-Inch/dp/B005YPRCMA/ref=pd_sbs_sg_25 They have one labelled 29er (above links), and it is the only rack I've seen that says it works with 29". I have disc brakes as well, so this creates even more trouble in finding a rack. I am going to try that one next, but I have a 2013 29er and after 4 orders have yet to find a rack that fits other than seat-post mounted racks, which are limited to 15-25lb. (Also been sent the wrong item twice)
840995
I'm using 71mm wheels. I'm more of a cruiser so if you are wanting to do slides and such I am not sure what wheels to use. I suggest looking on some forums for a more educated answer.
1805949
As noted below, this is for disk brakes. The rack has plenty of clearance for the rear fender. I own Planet Bike Cascadia 29er fenders and was able to mount the rack no problem. In fact, it was extremely easy to mount and tweak it to fit perfectly. Good luck.
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I do believe your present bike is also a 7 speed as is the freewheel your giving thought to purchasing. A special tool is needed to remove the current freewheel from your wheel. Best option, take your wheel and your new gears (freewheel) to a bike shop. They'll swap them out for a few bucks. Check the chain length after you replace the wheel. That freewheel is a good. I bought one myself. Ride safe. Have fun !
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Sorry but no they wont. They are competly different systems. The discs mount to the hub on the wheels which need to be designed for disc brakes. Your bikes frame must also be equipt with disc brake attatchments at the end of your forks and same for the back most bikes have this at the front end. All depends on the bike.
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No 1. Your hubs have to be disc ready otherwise you'll need to either get new wheels or have your current wheels rebuilt with new hubs and spokes. 2. Your frame needs to have the disc brake mounting holes or you'll have to buy special brackets for both rear and front. 3. Depending on what you have you may have to replace your brake levers and cables.
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Hi Patrick, no it will not. It has a 32 spoke pattern with a 110 or 120 hub width. I think beach cruisers might be okay wirh hub width but you will need to get a rim that matches the spoke pattern. As long as you adhere to the spoke and hub width spec, and you can find a rim with the right diameter uou can make it work. But 48 spokes is a no go.
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Having taken the hub apart I don't see how you could. I have a Shimano Nexus 7 speed with a roller brake attached to the hub. I have worked on this hub as well and the way the hub attaches to the roller brake would preclude in my opinion the option of modifying your hub. At least not without a costly retrofit. You could more easily purchase a Nexus 3 speed without a coaster brake and attach a roller brake. Side note: Having ridden both I prefer the coaster brake and have purchased a Nexus 7 speed with coaster to replace my other 7 speed. If your brake shoes are giving out you should be able to replace them. If not buy a replacement hub and switch the internals if you want to keep the wheel. If you need more braking power you might add a caliper brake to the rear wheel for auxiliary braking power.
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After reading the listing, or going to the website you will find that this wheelset only fits a 9 speed hub. 700c wheelsets are for road going bicycles, and 29er's are used on mountain bike frames designed to use the larger than standard rim. 29er wheelsets are much wider for use with MTB tires, not the standard narrow 700c road tires.
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That should work out fine. Just be sure to get the hub with the coaster (back pedal) brake. I assume that you are getting a complete wheel but if you are building a wheel you'll need new spokes since the hub diameter of the 8 speed is much larger than the 3 speed.
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mine was single speed coaster brakes alloy. They do sell a 3 speed model, so look at your discription ! Very nice looking bike and lightweight