Can this be used for a Huffy bike?
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I would have to say yes. The cranks twist on to the bolts on either side of the tire suspending it slightly. It appears to be completely universal.
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It shouldn't matter who the manufacturer of your bicycle is, as long as you have a wheel hub, it should fit. The device fits to the rear wheel hub.
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From the product description: almost any bike--including road and mountain bikes with a 26", 27" or 700c wheel.
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I have a Landrider and it works fine so I do not see a problem with this. The mounts adjust to the hubs so it should work with your bike as well
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sure.As long as the bike is 24" or larger wheel.I find the wheel must touch the roller pretty well, or it does not put any restriction on the tire.
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Absolutely! I actually used those sturdy extra long ziploc ties to secure the basket to my bike. You can get them at any hardware store (Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.). I hope this information is helpful.Michelle Khumalo
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I would not use it for that purpose. Wheel Fork is only designed to support a wheel not a whole bike. DON'T DO IT.
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Most probably. It's totally adjustable. I fitted two of them on two different bikes, and they worked just fine. Very easy, too. Just be careful not to lose any of the screws or nuts. There are no spares.
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As long as it has a top tube to hang on. Gender of bike doesn't matter. If it has no mostly straight top tube you'll need an adapter (like a hitch rack adapter)
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Not sure. You would need to have a frame area with the two parallel tubes to clamp the kickstand plates to. I'm not familiar with that bike.
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I don't see any reason why it wouldn't but you may have to use it without the extensions that come with it depending how low your bike sets.
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Should work just fine. I use it all the time for older lugged bikes I rebuild. The weight don't seem to be an issue but I'm not sure if it would be a problem if you have a large top tube. Example if it's a square tube. Honestly I think it would work fine if you don't want to spend the money for a park tool stand.
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This rack is designed for scooters. I am sure there is a way to make it work for a bike but there really is no reason to do that. Carver makes racks for bikes to fit longboards and shortboards. We sell all three of the racks they make on Amazon. Also the bike racks are cheaper then the moped rack.
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Definitely not, it isn't sturdy enough to stay on your bike rack thingy. Too bad because all of the baskets that will are ugly! Good luck! :)
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Maybe,if you are pretty innovative.You might have to make some sort of adapter to attach the pegs to the bike.They are great pegs for the money.
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I would say yes.but I installed it on a 26 inch bike.it has ajustment holes on the bottom support rails.to be sure ask the seller
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you can attach this basket to any kind of bike with any type of upright handlebars or straight bars or riser bars as long as you have enough open area at the center of your handlebar for the upper clamps of the basket to attach there. basically you need about 3-4 inches of straight exposed handlebar (without any obstructions such as bells, shifters, brake levers, lights, etc.) in either direction away from the stem. I've installed this basket on multiple bikes with upright cruiser handlebars and it works just fine. If you have a lot of cables housings that are extending far past your handlebar such brake housing/cables and shifter housing/cables you might have to fiddle around with those to get them routed in the best way.
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Hi. Yes, I don't see why not. The nuts you see at the top of the triangle are wide enough to fix or hold on to the bike. My bike has levels to remove the wheels quickly. I did not bother with removing it, instead, I applied a strong grip and the bike holds just great.
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I guess so, if you had something thin on the bike that you clip it to. The clip extends to an inch and a half. Hope that helps.
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will fit any kind, used is in an old huffy mountain, schwinn road, now another huffy
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I believe you could but you should make sure that the unit is attached directly to a wall stud or if not that the anchor and wall material will support the weight of the bike.