How many places are these wheels attached to the bike--just at one point on each side? This seems inadequate,
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These are very sturdy There is only 1 anchor point on each side but also along with that there is a 6 in gusset with a u shape on the end of it that goes against the rear frame that serves as an anti rotate and an anchor point! Really sturdy
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Yes, they attach at one point and they have extra extenders to attach to the training wheel to further extend them if necessary
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I have a wierd bike and I had to make adjustments for my bike. Try a bike store, they may be able to help.
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These are very sturdyThere is only 1 anchor point on each side but also along with that there is a 6 in gusset with a u shape on the end of it that goes against the rear frame that serves as an anti rotate and an anchor point!Really sturdy
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Beats me! I've reattached the front wheels at least six times. My next step will be to junk it. I have a back problem and need the front wheels, otherwise I'd do without them as Osric is doing.
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They only go on the rear side of the wheel well....for front and back tires
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yes, i have a fixed 16 on one side and a free wheel 16 on the other. i seldom use the fixed side but it is there if i need it and it takes 5 minutes to flop the wheel around, guess that is why they call it a flip/flop.
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I have kids bikes that look like motocross bikes. They don't have accessible center bars. The 4 bikes went on easily. After a little adjusting for the wheel location. The smallest I used was a 16 inch.
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If you're planning on carrying a lot of items, or carrying heavy stuff (a gallon of milk + groceries, etc) I'd get two, just to balance out the weight on both sides of the bike. Otherwise you'll have to compensate for weight on just one side -- which is fine, and you can do it, but it's nicer to have two. I made do with just one for a year, and it was ok, but I like having two now.
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Thank You. That is very helpfull. I should be able to manage that. I have put others bikes together before!
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Mikki, I am sorry, but it is very difficult to say without the full assembly, and I do not have it assembled at the moment. I only have 2 bike variant. I might be able to an experiment for you tonight, but not right away. Without the "real" experiment, it appears that 27" is either on the very edge or slightly not enough. Again, I would not take my words for granted until the "in place" measurement.
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Regular thread, I believe one side goes on in the opposite direction. It's been awhile since I put the bike together but as I recall the pedals threads are regular except for the direction in which they screw on.
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One. The hook on the rack will hold the front wheel. Back wheel will rest on the wall/floor
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?,; it needs a horizontal part of frame for fastening/stabilizing piece to fasten wheel to frame; look at the photo closely
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They are sold as a pair for mounting one bike, clamping at the front fork and the rear stay. I use with the front wheel of my road bike hard against my toolbox so there is little or no fore and aft movement under hard braking or acceleration.
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Ms. Russell ... There are a pair of pedals, one for each side. I put them on my Grizzly 550 and they work great. I had to drill holes for them but that was no big deal for me. Regards
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If you were to hang them at opposite ends (one by the front wheel the other by the rear wheel) you'd probably only need about a foot of space between them, probably less.
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The only wheels that aren't supposed to touch are the way front ones. The rest should touch and be level.
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There are many tie down points on the case. I own 3 different bikes and I can make it work on all of them. I hope this helps. ~KB
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The wheels are "track" wheels. They are fixed/fixed only. There is no way to mount a freewheel to them without replacing the hub and spokes.