Does this calibrate for a 29" wheel?
1024170
I'm pretty sure it does. It asks for measurments in metric which should also be on the side of the tire. My bike is fairly big (I'm 6'4"). You can always return it if you have a problem. I like it a lot. best I have ever had.
1024171
the wheel size chart in the manual has settings for 29x2.1 and 29x2.2 wheels.
1024172
Yes it does. You can either use the number they provide on their wheel chart or tweak it yourself on a metered course for finer adjustment like I did.
1902130
I installed on a 26 " Schwinn looks like it will fit a 29 " may have to do some fabricating, I did on my Schwinn.
1000070
Yes, this wheel is built in 20" sizes. Here is a link to them...http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_p_6_3?fst=as%3Aoff&rh;=n%3A15684181%2Ck%3Atorq+thrust+m+20+chrome%2Cp_6%3AA32L3CEZ43EBCL&keywords;=torq+thrust+m+20+chrome&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1426954532&rnid;=331541011
1909350
Hi there,Yes, during setup you can select wheel size to ensure an accurate read. There are 10 different 26" wheel settings, its almost certainly compatible.
1840609
Yes. Calibration is not a big deal. it is a matter of choosing a weight and a distance from the head and applying a simple formula. Simply do a web search for calibrating a torque wrench. There are multiple sites with detailed instructions.
1464125
Looks like it does. My friend has a Scott Aspect that is a 29er with disc brakes and he got his to fit on the stand just fine.
622119
Yes, it will work with any size. If your wheel is not in the chart, you can (and should) do a rollout to determine the exact size.
1982226
It does. It's close but it does fit. In fact I have a 29x2.4 tire on my rim and it fits.
1410111
They will work for a 26 inch wheel, but will be a bit short. These have good adjustability.
2096920
I've got 'em on 26" tires and they follow the curve of the tire very close. Since the rear fender is almost a full half circle, I doubt it would fit over a 29". Hope this helps.
1641453
Not sure about a 29er, although Wikipedia says 29ers can be the same as a 700c wheel or a true 29 inches. I placed these on my 700c Specialized Crossroads, and also on a Trek 820 26" wheel with a narrow 1.75" cross tire. My wife and I really like the fenders. Keeps us dry from over spray from lawn sprinklers etc. FYI, you have to use the supplied cable ties to connect the back fender to the frame by the crank. Hope this helps.
1021109
It has a setting that allows you to choose a wheel size or manually enter in values. I'm not positive you can enter in 29" in cm equivalent but it does allow for variable wheel sizes. Recommend googling the manual on the device, you can find it online. It should tell you the compatible sizes. Its a fantastic product by the way, logged over 1k miles since I put mine on last fall.
1629828
I think I measured my wheel and looking at the chart, guestimated on the closest one to use. It worked like a charm... Sorry, I can't help more!
1982225
Yes it does! I true 700cc wheels on here all the time and I have trued 29" with beefy tires. This stand is totally worth the money and built really well I highly recommend it! -bike mechanic
1919685
I mounted a 18 in wheel with a 29 in dia tire. It worked. The bolt pattern is adjustable.
1068145
Wheel size setting is adjustable 2 ways. Measuring rotation and sidewall label (e.g, 622x32). Great wireless. Cadence helps. Good luck.
1693373
That is all going to depend on your 29'ers wheelbase. In the instructions it states "The rollers can be adjusted to fit wheelbases from 35 1/2 inches to 42 inches." Though, in other reviews I've read people have pushed that to 43 inches. Measure your 29'ers wheelbase (distance from rear axle to front axle). If your wheelbase is 42 inches or less, then you are in good shape.