Is there a hitch adapter that can be attached to the frame of the bike rather than the axle? Disk brakes would get in the way.
1969010
It attaches to outside of the frame on the axel ! It sticks out far enough that your disk brakes do not get in the way ! I have disk brakes and have not had a problem
1969011
Although I never tried to attach the wagon to my bicycle there indeed is an adapter that I used for my scooter that I'm sure would attach to a bike. I might add that I'm really tickled with the wagon. I even make excuses to make trips to the store (and other locations) to use it.
1459896
I looked at a photo of that bike and if you have the proper carrier/rack to mount these baskets onto, I don't see why not. Looks to me as if the bike has all kinds of mounting points for that sort of project, it's just a matter of choosing a good one that will work with the bike, and accommodate those baskets.
1296393
I have the exact same bike. I works fine you just need a through axle adapter same as any other fork mount rack on a bike with a front through axle
2039809
Not sure what you are asking for sure. The pin that holds the rack to the hitch is threaded so it would take quite a bit to take the rack, as for the bike, I don't think there is a way to lock it to the rack. I love the rack, but never leave my bike on it for any length of time unattended.
1804023
I actually use it for my mountain bike and have no issues, just the bike sits up a tad higher. I do not know if there is an adapter.
2121889
Yes you could , and use two brackets on the top of the rear rack. You might lose some of the stability of the baskets by not using the lower bracket that connects to the frame. It was easy to connect to the rack though. But and a bolt tighten to a P shaped clamp. I use them every day. Open up easy and I added a shot if WD-40 to the little hinge that holds the basket closed when not in use and was a big help. Take care, John
1990426
You'll want to get the IB RA5 model for a bike with disk brakes. I highly recommend this rack-it is good and sturdy.
116253
There should be a Non-disc brake option. Try this link Topeak Super Tourist Tubular Bicycle Trunk Rack with Spring That should work for you.
1392384
As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike... » Read More As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. « Show Less
982847
Not necessarily. It depends on the design of the frame. My wife's bike fits fine without the adapter. It has two parallel bars on the frame, and resting the lower bar on one side of the rack and the upper bar on the other side works just fine.
1163433
This hitch supports a 2" bike rack. If your bike rack is smaller, you will need to buy an adapter.
2141578
I have the same setup on my mid-range Specialized hybrid... I didn't think there would be enough threads either but it was fine. I also purchased a second hitch to my son's Gary Fisher mountain bike and it worked fine too.
1789944
Lacy, this comes with what you need to hook up to a regular bike. If you have a bike with a rear disc break, then you will need an adapter which I can only find online and not in any of my local stores. I highly highly recommend this trailer. We've been using even more and it becomes more useful everytime we go out wither just to get outside for a bit or on the back of a tandeem with her grandparents. Its great. Hope you enjoy it!
167711
They make a 1.25 compatible Yakima Holdup, http://www.yakima.com/shop/bike/hitch/holdup125
2183265
http://www.allensportsusa.com/products/AST-HCHCheck out their site. It cost $10 plus shipping and handling. I think you might be looking for another bike hitch to attach to another bike. Good luck! Don't you love this product? Please message me back if you happen to know of a good bike and trailer lock. Tks :-)
1806371
No you will need adapters. There is a model that will work it s special "disc brake" model.
40749
If you look at your bike there may be two small eyelets that are threaded to accept things such as this rack. They are on most bikes but not all so you should be certain that they are there on your bike. Should be right around the brakes unless you have disc brakes. You simply bend those arms that are sticking out straight to fit to your eyelets and install with the screw that is supplied with your rack.