What size axle does this require? 9 or 13mm?
2021952
The one i got was 9mm. If you look on ebay they have the same fork with different sized axles 9,13 and 20 i think. If youre looking for something other than 9 you might as well order it from ebay cause either one ships from china
419947
I have not tried a 15mm axle. But, it has a "v" section on the end of the stand and that might work. Park tool has an adapter but, I don't think it will work on this stand.
818126
This will work on any 8mm sized (axle diameter) bearings. ABEC 9 is just the rating of the bearing and does not refer to the physical dimensions. 8mm is the most common for current skate bearings, but you can find some 7mm as well (on which this press/puller will not work).
655104
Yakima T-Axle Fork Mount Adapter (20mm)Thule 53020 Thru Axle Adapter (20mm )here you got the two best options dude.... have a good nightCheers
572044
No... 9 3/4" drop. kind of misleading. go to curt manu. site, specialized towing, weight distr, then weight dist. replacement parts, then shanks. gives all specs
166130
If it's too big, you need to find out the actual size the axle is and order the correct size. Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any adapter.
1748988
Hub with is 135 mm, rim is drilled for schrader. If you want to use presta you must use an adapter.
535342
That would depend on the space between the fork. It would be 10mm wider. It is always recommended that you use the size specified, unless you've changed your wheel.
2156698
This is for the rear wheel. Note that the hardware is not the same at both end of the axle. The long end is the gear cluster side.
950125
The bearing buddy fits in the hub, so rim size shouldn't matter. I've used the same setup with 13, 14, and 15 inch rims.
217234
yes, 9mm front axle with 10mm rear. standard quick releases on front and rear.thanks,Ben
2162017
It definitely should considering with 3/8" micro dropouts you have the perfect amount of peg clearance you may have to do a bit of retrofitting like I did if you have tension screws but nothing major just a decision between bending the tension plate and taking it off and since there are adjusting plates and screws in the pegs you should have absolutely no problem getting them to fit on your axles
225998
It says in the picture: English thread, 68mm(what the other guy quoted was his axle length that he bought to go along with it, and that needs to be selected according to the crankset you are getting, for proper chainring clearance and straight chainline)
1859196
You will need a 36MM socket to remove the nut from the axle to spindle. You'll also need a 21MM socket to remove the caliper bolts and a 15MM wrench to remove the spindle to hub bolts.
808692
A 15mm will do the trick. I bought myself the sunlite universal pedal wrench here on (amazon) and that worked just fine. It only cost me $12.95 and has been an invaluable tool.
1852257
Should fit any standard axle bolt as long as the thread is long enough ... It is about 1/4 inch thick! We love our Doggy Ride and so does the pup:)
787786
Sorry I don't know. But why would you want to upgrade to 9'' wheels anyway ????