Will they work on a Trek 7.2 fx?
843038
I installed them on a Trek 7000 with minimal problems and the work fine. The only issue I had was removing the rear wheel for installation. The fit fine.
843039
They're just fine and sexy on my 7.3 2015. But make sure the space between the fender and the tire is just right or you'll get rub and be confused as all hell
971365
I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be prepared to work out any issues on the rear fender, if not be ready to return them. I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be... » Read More I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be prepared to work out any issues on the rear fender, if not be ready to return them. « Show Less
935897
Given that I have found Continentals to run pretty close to size, no I don't believe those conversions will work. However, I do believe you can run a 700 x 28c tire on a Trek 1000.
739823
I believe they will work.. I use them on Mountian bikes and am very happy with them
1153266
I have this on my Trek 7.2 fx works fine I have the 48/36/26 since I'm mostly ride on flats not a lot of uphills n I don't carry any load on the bike. The 42/32/22 is good if u carry a lot of load on the bike. Hope this helps.
14696
brake pads are pretty generic fit anymore, there is only a couple styles. I used these on 2 Treks 700x35 wheels on one, 26x2.0 on the other. They work on both bikes and probably will fit yours also.
402813
I put them on an 02 electra glide if that is any help. They look and work great.
1282564
As long as you have a Shimano deraileur it should work. Make sure you get the 7-speed set for a 21-speed (3 front/7 rear)
2188509
I have it on my Trek DS 8.3 & I just helped a friend put one on her Diamondback hybrid. It works very well on both. I hope that helps. :-)
1170839
I used these for a flat bar conversion on my Trek 1000 road bike and it works great. I have 3x8 with my setup but if you adjust the front shifter you shouldn't have a problem.
1861660
I have a Trek 7.3, and everything works well together. The piece for the bike wheel went on easily and doesn't cause any problems. The bar that attaches the trailer to the wheel piece fits perfectly, and the bar slides into the trailer without any issues. It will work for you.
56045
I think they will work from 35 to 45 --- I would check with Planet Bike, Use the 800 #
2258330
I found the component information for my Trek 7300 on bikepedia.com, try that as well as the manufacturer site for the bike in question.
1225625
This fork will work on a Trek with G2 geometry however it will not handle the same. The G2 geometry is a combination of the head angle of your bike and the offset of your fork. The offset on this fork is about 46mm where the G2 is closer to 51mm. You will notice your bike will not turn as well at speed. Rockshox does make a few forks similar the the G2 geometry fork. The least expensive fork being the Reba RL with 51mm offset.
1264664
I don't know. I just used them on a regular two-wheel pedal bike. Ask the manufacturer of the assist bike.
4029
Not sure bud. I put it on a 2010 26" Gary Fisher Wahoo by Trek. The frame mount is meant to work with frames that have threaded mounting holes on the frame by the wheel nuts. I would check to see if you have these and if not order the non-frame mount ones. Hope this helps.
711031
Probably not. Depends on configuration of brake hoods.Works great on my 2007 Trek Pilot