will this fit a 14" wheel bike or will it the stand be too big for it
1961116
I have taken a second look and measured my grandson's bike wheel. It is about 15" and the kickstand fits nicely. I guess you will have to try it and see for yourself, but I believe it would work for you.
1961117
It will fit. I bought it for a 16" bike and had to lengthen the kickstand to make it work properly so it should fit as small as a 12" bike.
1961118
Yes. I have it on my son's 16" and it can goba couple notches shorter so I think it would be fine.
1199124
I tried with a 13.5" DELL and it barely fits. In all honesty, 14" seems a bit big. Good luck with your search!
1889635
If the two mounting points on the bike are from 6 inches to 7 inches apart,it shows to fit very good.This stand is very adjustable to fit various sizes of the tubular bike frames and adjusts about 1 inch from 6" to 7"on the bike frame.You can easily adjust the lean of the bike also.If the mounting points of the bike is closer than 6" apart,then the Greensfield Bike Stand is a good choice.Two different bikes I've worked on required these two different bike stands.
1028467
My 270 yanagiba fits fine but I'd have to say 14" is too long. Some slots are fairly thin too...
1761992
Yes, the stand has a lot of adjustable space to fit any size. The two pegs that flip up will make sure it doesn't slide.
965235
Sorry dont know .My bike. Is 24lbs and its ok with that Hope this helps.The stands are ok for the price .Remembet you get what you pay for .
70201
I have used this stand on a Cannondale 700 c Adventure bike and on a Marin 700 cc. Both are different shaped frames and it worked on both. It is adjustable.
1824620
The saddle bags are 14" wide. This is really a very small width, smaller than most, for a saddle bag. It should fit just about any bike w/o having to move the turn signals but I would first suggest a quick measurement from the turn signal forward and see how much room is available.
1006338
Our family has used our stand for all kinds of bikes. I would think unless your bike is as heavy as a small mo=ped you should be good. it's pretty substantial and the height can be adjusted to about 5'7". Hope that helps.
1640028
I think you will be fine. I have used it for 3 different bikes including road and trail bikes. It's a terrific stand. All I need and more.
1997031
I am able to do it with my son's bike. It has 12" tires and is a small bike. I am not able to use my larger road bikes on this stand so that may impact if this stand is right for you.
1845934
Only if it is angles slightly. If it is roughly more than more than 1 or less than 11 o clock then it probably won't fit. But it should be universal to your bike.
1452114
If your bicycle does not have a rear disc brake it will fit. It is a great stand.
1713915
Absolutely! My son has this stand, his 3 high end Mtn bikes and 2 road bikes fit perfectly.
1221865
Hi! The space to fit the wheel is 2.5 inches wide. The 33x700 wheels of my CX bike fit well. The issue I am facing is the very small distance between the two wheels racks. It is only 8.5 inches. distance (or about 21cm). Since average road bikes have handlebars of 44cm, two bikes next to each other will not fit (unless alternating them front and back, but then the front wheel will start turning around and bikes might scratch each other). You might be better off with MTBs, depending if the handlebars are at the same hight and touch each other or not.... On hind site, I would get either two individual separate stands that I can put at any distance I need, or a Feedbakk Sports stand that can be staggered (a bit more expensive, but solves the problem in limited spaces, see: http://www.amazon.com/Feedback-Sports-Bicycle-Storage-Stand/dp/B001F9V842/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409342568&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=feedbakk+rack ). I hope this helps. good luck!
1228717
It is designed to fit on large and small diameter handlebars. I have two bikes and it fits on both of them.
1006340
It holds my GT Karakoram 3 29er just fine. It is a good, affordable stand. If you have an issue with the weight of your bike, you could always get a sand tube from your local hardware store and lay it across the legs.