Is this compatible with a bike with a rear disk break
1020309
Hi Ira, the coupling fits a standard wheel axle, so I'm not sure it will. The 20315 trailer fixes to the seat column so that one might be better for you.
315461
Depends on if its a all wheel machine? You would have to route it to your rear tire and the cord is not that long depending on the bike
571983
Rear disk brakes are no problem on my Iron Horse. The mount bracket does approach the space of the disk, but the bracket itself has a niche in it that allows for the disk's cable to carry through unimpeded. My brakes are Tektro MT 1.1 (HAYES) components.
193405
Not sure, but it fit mine with disk brakes. Make sure your bike has the holes for the bolts at the bottom
48446
I believe so. Look for plastic adjustors. I was able to use it on my non disk brake bicycle.
567963
As long as your rear wheel is roughly the size of a ten speed wheel, or mountain bike wheel, you are good. The unit comes with an axle that you can use to ensure proper fitment on the unit. You should be fine with.
907361
Frankly I don't think it would be a problem, unless your bike has a brake disc as opposed to brakes on the wheel.
1356473
Sorry, don't have disc brakes on my bike. No idea about the Surly. Any problem might be on where the u-bolt goes around the fork. On my bike the u-bolt sits 6 inches above the axle. You'll just have to check for clearance.
656955
I have no idea. I'd check the specs on the hubs and frame to see whether it's fit for disc brakes.
995204
It can not with the rear rack, but with disc brakes it can. Because I use a rack as well, I just switched to the Topeak Seatpost rack (http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Beam-Rack-Type-Seatpost/dp/B000BR252I/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399737478&sr;=8-10&keywords;=topeak+rear+bike+rack) and then got the Pannier attachment so I can use my panniers with it (http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-MTX-Dual-Side-Frame/dp/B000BR113C/ref=pd_sim_sg_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1RVHP80FYR7SE7C535H3). Works great.
1087302
I don't know if the size would matter or not but you would have to find some with disk brakes an I haven't found any after market ones unless you want to drop more on wheels then the bike
135493
Yes. This is not meant to be used on a bike with disc brakes. They make special racks for bikes equipped with disc so you really should look for one of them. Just search "bike rack disc " and you should find them.
26178
I have disc brakes but I believe it should work for both. All the rack does is it is extra wide for the disc breaks but has a boss that comes in at the mounting point which should work for either.
317359
The brakes fit hubs that are part of the wheel. If you have a non disc bike, you would also need new wheels with compatible hubs.
181667
The disk mounts to the wheel hub. So you have to have hubs that will accept them. Also the calipers mount to the bike frame. So the frame has to have mounting points in the right place. They can be added by a good welder and would be a great learning project but not trivial in my opinion.
784309
It attaches to the rear axle on the left side, under the nut. I understand it should work with a Quick Release. I doubt a disc brake should interfere.
221503
The only connection is to the hub. If your bike has a fairly typical rear wheel quick release hub, it should be fine.