Im thinking of using this to mount my bike, would the two sides fit around my shock and quick release so I could leave my bike fully assembled?
1944845
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.
1944846
I don't think so. The 593 takes the place of the fork to carry the wheel therefore all three could not occupy the same space at the same time. Sorry.
1944847
This wheel carrier would not support the weight of a fully assembled bike. It is only meant to carry the wheel once removed from the bike. Not to mention, it would raise the overall height of the bike significantly.
2072143
That's what the instructions say. My bike's rear real could not be set up with quick release. The trainer fits nicely over the nuts that hold my wheel on. Have been using it this way for 4 months. The bicycle is sturdy on the trainer without the incuded quick release.
2117984
It doesn't have a 'quick release', but the attaching mechanism has to have a key type wrench to mount it. I feel itd be hard to steel off your bike. hope this helps.
224649
Yes, but you will be losing those two inches in the drop if the shock. But that is the same thing for any shock you have on there with that much of alift. The best thing to do would be to relocate the anchor point for the install to get the full articulation of the shock. Other wise they will still work great, just a stiffer to a already stiff ride.
873071
I bought my rack to hold a mountain bike and a heavy bmx and it works great would deff hold 2 of either bike, and not bad for the price
2738
I would suggest leaves since it just squats on the one side. I personally would not put one of these on one side and a regular shock on the other.
1710758
not for 100%pos. but i doubt it...mine didnt fit exactly correct ..but the bike is hanging for display so its not noticeable.....it depends on if there are holes at the rear axel to contect to...sorry thats the best i can do...
216460
It worked for my trek X Caliber 6 which has a pretty big angle on the top tube. It's a great rack! Just be careful that you store the rack in your trunk or back seat while riding. Mine was stolen from my car one night when I accidentally left it on the car in front of my house.
1149080
I've never tried it but I'm certain it would. With that said, I wouldn't recommend this approach without including a shock mount in the mix.
1188400
I use this w/ my Dakota 20 on my bike. But I had to add a bit of foam tape to get a secure fit.
1119130
I measured the inside of the hook at 2 1/8" so if your downtube is 2" or less you should be fine. For example it does not fit on my full suspension mt bike. Hope this helps you!
166343
If you're talking about something like this, http://www.rockymounts.com/tierod_bike_rack_p/1012.htm , then yes it will probably fit that. It's designed to fit any bike mount that uses quick release.
1176003
Almost definitely. The rivet pivots the lead arm section. If your shock has the notches, it will will work.
776645
Looking at the basket description, "Quick-release universal mount can be adjusted to fit almost any width or shape of rack", I would say that it should work fine.
1049784
I believe so. However, I would probably use the zip ties instead if the rubber bands and I would consider putting a piece if rubber or something to even out the mount that goes on the bike. That way it won't shift or leave a gap. Hope it works for you. I love mine!
1741058
I think so, The bracket fits on my handle bar very close to the stem, which is at a right angle to the stem, before the handlebar has a rise to it and then angles back a bit.
1708834
I have a female bike, not a cruiser, a mountain bike, and mine fits fine. You do have to angle it just right and it sits on the rack at an angle, but it has never been a problem for me and I feel like my bike rides securely. I have even used it going down the interstate and never felt like it wasn't secure.