Will this fit a bike with 29" wheels?
1319533
I can't say for sure. I have a 23" tire and it fits great. I do believe it would fit tires larger due to it's curved frame, but I can't confirm definitely the height limit. You may need to contact the manufacturer directly.
819634
I think so. I use it to my Giant 19" frame with 29" wheel trance X2 with out any issue.
597942
It fit perfectly on my Specialized Hard Rock 29er with disc brakes. Wish I could be of more help.
450128
I suspect it will. .. The hitch bracket is made in two sections, making the width adjustable.... I doubt it would be a good fit on a 29er fattie though....
1991159
I have a 20' frame Diamondback 29" bike and it fits well. I did need to use a 1/2" wire clamp on one side, but this is by far the best rack I have ever seen. I cannot tell you if it will fit your bike without slight modifications, but would suggest you try it. You can always return it if it will not work.
1606042
The fork will fit any bike with 29-inch wheels. You need to cut the steering tube to the desired length - any bike shop will install it.
1805951
It should. It fit my REI Madrona 29'er. It's a solid rack. You will have to bend/curve the braces that attach to the frame. I assume you have disc brakes? If so, this is the rack to purchase.
891589
It'll fit your bike if you have disk brakes already mounted on your bike. I have a specialized hardrock sport disk 29er large frame and it fits fine.
338605
I believe it should. I have a medium-size Specialized Crosstrail with 29" wheels, and it fits great. I don't know if your specific bike's tubes are thicker, but hopefully this will give you a frame of reference.
1463434
I would say yes. The clearance between the lowest part of the rack platform and the tire on my bike with 70cm (27.5 inch) tires is 1 3/4 inches. The distance from the wheel hub to the lowest part of the platform is 15.25 inches, so you would still have 3/4 inch of clearance with the 14.5-inch radius of a 29-inch tire... provided that the mounting points for the rack supports on the bike frame are at least the same distance above the hub as mine, which is about 1.5 inches.
255557
I managed to fit a 29er in the bag but I had to remove the pedals / seat / forks and handlebars!It will fit a 26" but I dont know how much you would need to strip it down. If it was a road bike it would fit in much easier. You need to pack around the frame to avoid the wheels damaging the paintwork.
1390463
A 29inch bike has to have a fork rated for 29 inch. This fork is rated for 26 inch wheels.
156098
Yes, this hub will work fine for 26" wheels. It was designed with higher torque capacity for the low gearing that many folks with 29ers run... but it'll be just fine in the 26er world.
1740068
As far as I know it works with all bikes as long as your wheel size is in the list of sizes. I have it on a Giant Hybrid bike with the 700 size wheel (the same as a 29re's size).
551332
I've put a 29er on a SportRack SR4882, but I had to switch the tire fastener to the inside edge of the tire from the outside due to the length of the bike. The arm and clasp will work with a 29er, however it will depend on how radical your frame geometry is -if the downtube is considerably steep, the bike will have to be clasped really low and that's probably not the best. Happy trails!
680891
I am not sure if it will work with the 28" wheel since I do not have one to test that with. However, the design looks like it should accommodate it. The actual resistance assembly adjust in and out pretty easily with just a thumb screw into a post on the back of it. I would guess that it should work with 28" or even the 29er bikes, too, with how much adjustment there is.
1021109
It has a setting that allows you to choose a wheel size or manually enter in values. I'm not positive you can enter in 29" in cm equivalent but it does allow for variable wheel sizes. Recommend googling the manual on the device, you can find it online. It should tell you the compatible sizes. Its a fantastic product by the way, logged over 1k miles since I put mine on last fall.