Will the Kurt Kinetic skewer convert the bolt-on rear axles as well or only other quick release skewers? I got a decent but cheap Schwinn bike.
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As far as I can tell, only axles that utilize quick release skewers are compatible with the Kurt Kinetic skewer. It might be worth checking with your local bike shop to see if they could modify your hub to use a quick release skewer or you could consider replacing your whole rear wheel assembly with a used or otherwise economical unit. I have put over 400 miles on my Road Machine with no problems at all. Good luck!
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You can go to your local bike shop and ask for a trainer skewer or find one on here. They aren't anything proprietary for this or most trainers. Steel Quick Release Skewer for Rear Mounted Trainers
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I made the conversion on my wifes tricycle. The conversion works very well. Make sure you also order the correct fulcrum lever and a shift cable cup that screws into the fulcrum lever. These two items did not come in the kit. LC
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I am not sure, have you tried not using the skewer, I don't on my bike, I use the one my bike came with.
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You would have to look it up on the technical specifications of your bike, most bikes use a 9mm quick release unless it is one of the 15mm thru axles
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Although this is designed for open forks, not thru axles, I'm not qualified to say you couldn't get it to work. You would certainly have to disassemble the bolt, nut and clamp each and every time you used it.
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The quick release skewers typically are associated with the hub on the bike rim. The bike frame itself is a basic slotted metal frame so you should technically be able to use new rims with skewers which may not be a cost effective measure to use this product.
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You can go to your local bike shop and ask for a trainer skewer or find one on here. They aren't anything proprietary for this or most trainers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0063R2XO0/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_rtsoub1ZEDSN2
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skewer is included and as far as heavier flywheel you don't have any need for one just drop the gears and you'll have plenty of resistance !!!! great product and so easy to use best of luck
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I am using the skewers on Suntour XC Pro hubs. The front is 100mm over locknut distance and the rear is 135mm over locknut distance.
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I didn't keep the manual so I'm not 100% sure. But I believe you do need a rear quick release wheel. It comes with a skewer that fits the stand.
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I ordered the wheel in February, and it came with the skewer and quick release in the hub. So far, the wheel is performing very nicely.My front wheel is a Weinmann, and has been on the bike, a 1980 Univega, for over 20 years, as I remember, with no problems.
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Hi,I'd go to Blackburn's website to get the most accurate information. Also, I had to convert to a quick release on my rear wheel (for me it was easier than I thought).
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Hey, Brent. The Kinetic Rock and Roll does not come with a spare skewer. You will have to purchase one separately. Feel free to contact us with any further questions.
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Hi, i use the rear pinehead skewer to attack my sworks 29 because it is longer than default skewer Bike system.The frontside pinehead is about 5" long and rearside is about 8" long. With this you can simply take the distance of disered side and compare with this.I hope it help you.Regards
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It has one that fits most normal cycles - thin tire. For mountain bikes you don't need the skewer
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Since you have a bolt on axel I would assume that the axle is solid so the supplied skewer would not work, If it is take your bike to a good dealer and see if it will work.