Are these universal pads that will fit any bike?
1181528
this pads is universal only to old caliper model type bikes, now a days there 3 or 4 different ones. like the new racer bikes and mountain bikes, this bikes doesnt have a bolt and nuts on it just a stud type with a self locking mechanism. Look at your bike caliper and you will know right away what type you need. i hope this will help.
1181529
The huge majority of bikes I've owned or seen use these pads. I have seen a few bikes that seem to feature factory-issued elongated pads, but these universal pads would still work as replacements.
1181530
They fit on a 40 year old Raleigh Grand Prix (Dia Comp Brakes) and a CCM Mistral (Weinmann brakes). My guess is they would fit if your old pads have a similar design configuration.
1181531
I installed them on a vintage Puch from the early 80s. The style of the pads was quite commonly used throughout that period on road bikes, BMX bikes, and early mountain bikes. Pretty universal. And inexpensive enough that even if they don't fit, it really hasn't cost you much to try them.
1685579
Honestly, I do not know, but my guess is these pads will work, or could be cut downto serve your purpose. Note the three rubber projections that engage the bike wheel rim.These could be trimmed shorter if you had difficulty making them fit as is. Cheers. Good Luck.
1842364
They will work on pretty much any bike just how creative you can be I built my own brakets using one of the ones that come with it and some angel iron. The brakets that come with them are ment for bikes with side rails like a luggage rack support or an exposed frameing.
840162
I'm not sure, I have a different model they seem to be a universal fit, however they do not work on the models that use Velcro to hold the pad onto machine because of the shape of these pads.
14697
The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
993163
It depends on what kind of bikes you have. They don't fit mine. They're too small.
143688
these are universal grips and have a lot of give (stretch) to them, most all handle bars for bicycles are the same diameter at the grips
594530
These are the ones! They will fit the standard mounts on that bike. If you are looking for the Larger Aluminum cases we have those also but will require additional mounts. ThanksIsaac
2021660
They are universal but they may or may not work. If is adjustable then most likely
748950
Yes. They're universal, with some kits having bike specific adaptors and sensors.
2035757
No. Pads should be identical. Circular and identical thickness. If your pads are different they may have been a persons failed attempt at modding so they returned them.
17001
If your bike has full sized handlebars, they will fit. They are a universal fit.
1932298
The pads are adjustable and as long as the mounting hole is in the correct spot, on the fork, they should work.
812590
If you're handy with a drill, it will fit almost any bike. It is a great piece of equipment-I would recommend it.
1859820
These will fit ANY bike with the standard 10 mm mirror mount holes. You MUST also get the 50w 6 ohm led load resistors or they won't blink. Amazon has them as an add on. see my review for other info you'll need!
749042
pedal sizes are standardized, if I'm not mistaken, so any pedal should fit any bike
2062694
They are supposed to be universal but they dont fit my round bars the way I like. And they are extremely hard to put on and off. They do fit the round bara but they wiggle.