Can you build these on 29'' inch wheels?
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Hello, These wheels are 26", they may not work on 29 tires if this is what you are asking. Thank you.
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Hello,The wheels are available and should fit nicely. Feel free to purchase.Thanks,-MattThanks,-Matt
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Well, I have mine on a 26" wheel bike. There is 2 1/4" to spare between the tire and the lowest point of the top of the rack. A 29" tire should be 1 1/2" larger in radius than a 26", so I would say yes, it should fit a 29".
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Not so much bro, you want speed? Go for the 29" or you'd have to do a lot of upgrades... Such as getting a brushless motor/esc But it's a nice boat though
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Hello,These wheels are currently available. You should have no problem mounting a 275/55R20 tire on these wheels.Thank you,Danny Diaz Wheel Specialist
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You shouldn't have any problem using these wheels with 28s, especially with wire tires. As you may know, the rims are on the heavy side and not at all aero, but they are strong.
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Short answer, I don't know. Manual is here file:///D:/Documents%20and%20Settings/John%20Dilsaver.COMPANY-67CDD05/Desktop/3_1_Manual_BC906_USA%20(1).pdf In the set-up you can enter the circumference of the wheel directly (diameter x pi, or diameter x 3.14) and it seems like 29" wheels would work ok.
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Not sure about a 29er, although Wikipedia says 29ers can be the same as a 700c wheel or a true 29 inches. I placed these on my 700c Specialized Crossroads, and also on a Trek 820 26" wheel with a narrow 1.75" cross tire. My wife and I really like the fenders. Keeps us dry from over spray from lawn sprinklers etc. FYI, you have to use the supplied cable ties to connect the back fender to the frame by the crank. Hope this helps.
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Not sure....I used ' em on 17' wheels .and I got an extra piece.you might be able tomake it.......I would e-marketing the seller he responds very quick.
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Yes. They are on a sort of extension with a pin that locks into the holes. You use this to adjust the height. You can also take them off completely and switch sides so the wheels are on the inside.
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I have a standard 26" bike but I don't see why a 29er wouldn't fit...the tubes that hold the tires extend out pretty far.
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They will bolt up, but I'd suggest a lift or level with the 0mm offset. If that's not an option, I'd recommend you find a wheel option in the 15-35mm offset range.
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I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you are planning on doing a significant amount of riding off-road, though, then you probably want something else. I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you... » Read More I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you are planning on doing a significant amount of riding off-road, though, then you probably want something else. « Show Less
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i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would be possible. i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would... » Read More i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would be possible. « Show Less
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That is all going to depend on your 29'ers wheelbase. In the instructions it states "The rollers can be adjusted to fit wheelbases from 35 1/2 inches to 42 inches." Though, in other reviews I've read people have pushed that to 43 inches. Measure your 29'ers wheelbase (distance from rear axle to front axle). If your wheelbase is 42 inches or less, then you are in good shape.
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You could use standard 180mm trucks. I use 9 inch standard king pin trucks for a more crusie type ride. I use 76mm wheels with no risers. I doubt you can go bigger with out them.
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These wheels are 19in. They would be a tight fit for the car. I would not recommend putting these on, they might rub.