When I put a 700x23cc wheel on the stand there is a huge difference between caliper distances. Did the stand come with poor factory alignment or its s
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Your wheel will be dished (rim is biased to one side of the hub) to fit your particular frame. Use the closest side of the truing caliper to true the wheel. Put the wheel back into the frame to check that it has the right amount of dish (i.e. centered in the frame).
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You may have to put in a properly dished wheel to get the calipers in the right spot. For most frames a properly dished wheel is centered over its hub. That's what I had to do- now I use the stand to dish my wheels as well. You can loosen the bolts on the plate that secures the calipers- just be patient, when you tighten them up again, the plate and calipers move a bit.
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You need to center the calipers with a dished wheel. They don't come perfectly centered from the factory.
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No, this kit is for a 26" diameter 559cm wheel, not a 700cm. There are other kits that are direct fit for 700c.
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Hi, From the center of the pivot bolt to the bottom of the foot it's right at 15 inches. Mine is for a 2009 YZ250F. Very nice stand IMO. Good luck.
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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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In the center of the back wheels there are small holes (I don't know the name of them.) There are bolts that go from the stand into those holes. (We had to have one replaced because it didn't fit! They sent us a whole new stand, we removed the one bolt that we needed, and shipped the rest of it back. Very sad.) Anyway, when you put the bike up on those bolts, it fits right in and lifts the back wheels off the ground. Easy -- IF the bolts fit. Be aware that you are sitting up about 2 inches off the floor so you have to be careful about balance and speed. And it is noisy if you set any tension against the wheel. But you don't have to worry about all those snow storms! <hehe> In the center of the back wheels there are small holes (I don't know the name of them.) There are bolts that go from the stand into those holes. (We had to have one replaced because it didn't fit! They sent us a whole new stand, we removed the one bolt that we needed, and shipped the rest of it back. Very sad.) Anyway, when you put the bike up on those bolts, it fits right in and lifts the back wheels off the ground. Easy -- IF the bolts fit. Be aware that you are sitting up about 2 inches off the floor so you have to be careful about balance and speed. And it is noisy if you... » Read More In the center of the back wheels there are small holes (I don't know the name of them.) There are bolts that go from the stand into those holes. (We had to have one replaced because it didn't fit! They sent us a whole new stand, we removed the one bolt that we needed, and shipped the rest of it back. Very sad.) Anyway, when you put the bike up on those bolts, it fits right in and lifts the back wheels off the ground. Easy -- IF the bolts fit. Be aware that you are sitting up about 2 inches off the floor so you have to be careful about balance and speed. And it is noisy if you set any tension against the wheel. But you don't have to worry about all those snow storms! <hehe> « Show Less
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If you have 700c wheels order the tire size you normally ride or go be the rim wheel specs, they usually have a range. Sounds like you are already using 700 x 35 c tires. The smaller the number the less rolling resistance and the faster and more agile the tires, which translates the bike performance. Just want to warn you, these a German made clinchers and they are tight an a bit tough to put on initially but well worth the time and money. Good luck and RIDE ON..
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Pen, We have not tested the products together. There might be some interference in the wheel well area, is all I can think that might cause an issue. We make our products compatible with our products and with factory parts, unfortunately we can not test fitment will all other aftermarket parts. Thank you!
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Sorry, This wheel has the wrong bolt pattern. You need a 5x114.3 bolt pattern for proper fitment. We do carry the wheel in your bolt pattern, but the offset is too low (0mm). You need a mid offset wheel (15-25mm).
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Like a dream - IF... the wheels have flat spots between the rims that have those measurements. I.e., if you measured the O.D. on the raised rims, the tires may ride up just a bit. That means you have to correctly center the blade. Otherwise, enjoy! I love my new tires - the saw even runs quieter! Good Luck.
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Hello and thank you for your interest in our products! In the bolt pattern you selected and the 20x8.5 wheel size, this wheel is avaialbe in the +10 and +35 offset. If you have any further questions or we can help you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time. Kind Regards, Demetrius @ DP-accessories Customer Service
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Can anyone who owns this stand please tell me if you can turn the pedals 360 degrees while the bike is mounted on the stand? I'd like to use it to adjust my derailleurs. Thanks in advance for your time and help.
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Patricia, the wheel itself is very accurate, I've tested many of these at the factory and they all came in within and inch or two over 100ft. The errors you will have though will be from your surface or not judging the starting point and finish point accurately.
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I do not know for sure, but backspacing might be the culprit. A wider wheel might have different backspacing. Just a thought.
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My bike tire is 700x40c. The stand holds the bike securely. It seems adjustable for any size tire. Excellent purchase.
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Those are the same thing. The "23" is millimeters and refers to the width of the tire. There is no "23c." The "C" after the 700 refers to the rim type and they all should be "700C"
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That model Fuji came with 700x28c wheels which means that the brakes will not line up exactly with the 27x 1 1/4 rims. The hub is listed as a Sunshine Gyro-Master sealed bearing low flange forged alloy with quick release. Hope this helps.
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Mine is a different model than yours and than what is listed. I literally measured and counted spokes, rows, and wheels to ensure it was the same as my previous one. Good luck!