Will this Rack work on the Mongoose "Beast" Fat Bike ?
1293457
IT worked great for me. If you need instructions to install this, I would suggest going to a bike shop the next time !
1293458
Not sure, sorry my bike was stolen before I could use it. I had a Sears brand 15 speed mountain bike and is would have fit just fine.
1293459
While I can't speak to the specifics of this bike, I can tell you that mounting this thing is nearly impossible, even for someone who is fluent in German (instructions come on a tiny slip of paper with horrid diagrams). I spent more money getting somebody to figure it out than I did to purchase it.
755360
I've got it on a 26" Mt Bike wheel but not fat tire. Inside dimensions of the rack uprights is 5 & 3/8"s. I'm thinking yes.
135494
Axiom makes a similar rack SPECIFICALLY made for bikes with disc brakes. That one will NOT work. Axiom Journey "Disc Brake Compatible" Rear Rack
1855918
I use mine to work on a Specialized Epic Comp and also Gary Fisher Mtn. Bikes. I don't see why it wouldn't work for a fat bike. In my experience, the main difference is the size and obvious weight of the tires, bike cross bars are similar. I would be perfectly comfortable putting more weight on mine, say 5-10 pounds per bike and not have an issue with the stand. That would bring it to around 30lbs which is what most Fatboys weigh. Not sure if that helps you
1138560
Probably not. I had to take the rack off of my Schwinn Coffee to mount this. If the rack is VERY narrow, you might be able to make it work, but I would consider it a bonus if it did. The seat comes off with the push of a button, so I just use a large messenger bag now, instead of the rack.
1512925
I'm not familiar with that bike, it fits my shadow. I wpild say if you can put a rack on the back it woud work, Iv been very happy with mine.
2014475
It will fit! It is a attached with two nice tiedowns included. However you might want to order two extra tiedowns for heavy bikes to stabilize the rack adequately.
241820
I couldn't say for sure, but looking at the chain stays, I suspect not. The nylon straps that ratchet up on the stays are reasonably long but some of the stays on these folding bikes are large rectangular sections and the thule clamps are round in profile. It would be one of the few bikes that they wouldn't fit. Great racks though.
755361
the fat tire won't be a problem. to see if it will fit on any bike, take a look at your rear fork. just above or to the side of the slot where the rear axle mounts, you need to have a tapped hole (most bikes have 2 holes, both are tapped the same). that is the primary mounting support, if you have that set up then you are good to go. no, this carrier is not flimsy, it will easily and safely support its rated load.
1843285
i'm not sure. if you zoom into the picture of the rack and look at the track that the bag mounts on and locks into they must match. also look at the topeak pannier and zoom in on it's picture. you can also find videos of the topeak products working together. you may be able to get an answer from Ortlieb themselves.
1265308
I'm not familiar with the Mongoose Tyax Sport but if it has 74mm disc brake mounting post on the forks then it should be fine. As for the front adapter it would depend on what size rotor you will be using. the most common size is 180mm. hope that helped.
868570
My guess is no. Just looking at your bike it seems the rack isn't deep enough to stay off the tire at a functional angle.
1630487
It should not, no. However, you may wish to look at the Freedom Superclamp, that rack only touches the tires
1616988
hi, dahon do not have any rack for this. rack does not fit on 24" wheel bikes
833598
As long as the bike has sharp lines it will be fine. If the bike has a curve that goes straight down in the middle you will need a bar that attaches the bike to the rack. Not a big deal.
206573
I think you can probably make it work. The rack is wide, and the height is easily adjusted,so I don't think fat tires would be a problem.The front stays swivel and extend where they connect to the rack, so you have a lotof options there even without bending anything. If you want to connect directly to thehub, I think you could do it by replacing the lower hardware with some kind of kludge(the standard hardware is narrower than the axle, so I'm skeptical about drilling itout).
1510735
It should as long as it is a standard size rack. I've changed bikes 4 times since I got the basket and it has fitted perfectly on all of them. It is a great basket.