suitable for a Brooks B67 single rail saddle on an old Raleigh Sports?
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depends on your seat post size. Check this link against your bike year to get the right size. This camp is for a 7/8" inside dia.. http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html#r
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We use these post clamps on most of our single rail saddles with no trouble.
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depends on your seat post size. Check this link against your bike year to get the right size. This camp is for a 7/8" inside dia..http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html#r
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I took a look at the Brooks B67 single rail saddle and I believe it might just work. The saddle we have is not a Brooks, but has similar configuration. It is certainly worth a try for the $5 price and can be returned if incorrect.
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I threw this very same Sunlite 103mm BB on an old Trek for the purpose of converting to single speed. Now depending on your frame..You may need a somewhat longer Spindle or BB.Or it could possibly be a Front derailleur adjustment issue.Good luck! Eddie
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The width of this Strumey-Archer might be too big to fit where the single speed hub is. Go to the Sturmey web site and get the dimensions so you can measure your bike.
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Well of course it depends on your bike's available configurable space for such a thing, but maybe! Make a cardboard cutout ( a mock-up; scale model) using the dimensions given for the N R 905 bag(s). Estimate where the Saddlemen bag would drop down to, and see what you've got where bike parts won't be in the way (check for each side). I do the cardboard cut-out thing for lots of little project estimating.If the 905's can work without getting eaten alive by any part, moving or not (by way of vibration abrasion), and can be secured to assure same, then there's success. Good luck!
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If you have a stock peg and not a floorboard then these will fit, the Kuryakyn splined adapter is a must tho!! I used the flat edged adapter on my bike and they worked fantastic!!
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My answer will be the same as Thomas G. below. Depends on the thickness of the saddle. the pick-up should fit snug in the groove the saddle sits in.
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The saddle will probably fit fine, the nut on the other hand is only 43mm. You can double check your guitar, but that has been too narrow for the acoustics I have worked with.HOWEVER, YOU SHOULD NOT ORDER THESE AS THEY ARE JUST MOLDED PLASTIC PARTS, AND YOU CAN FIND QUALITY BONE SADDLES AND NUTS FOR THE SAME PRICE.FOR THE SAKE OF TONE, look elsewhere :-)
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Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just. I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
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It would be a close fit but not sure, your best bet would be to measure from the middle of the saddle on the high E to the middle of the low E of the esp the bridge measures 2" or 5.15 mm from same spots as stated.
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These are bolt on, not quick release. But if the Raleigh grand Prix calls for a 27 1-1/4 wheel/tire, then the size will work.
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Hey, check with the bike shop in your area. You need a "lined" tube for this one if you EVER ride on anything but flat, smooth surfaces. Good luck.
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I'd go to RAM's web site to see what is right for your needs, http://www.rammount.com/Products/BicycleMounts/BicycleRecommendedMounts/tabid/4736/Default.aspx, then come back to Amazon to check pricing.
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I'm not certain about that particular model. Judging by the pic, it should fit just fine. They look the same as my Yakima saddle mounts. Notice the ziggerat shape? There's a foam pad on the other side. It's stepped like that to conform to the various shapes of racks out there.
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Thanks for replies. So would I select the 1 1/8" threadless 300 from the pull down selection?This is the only place I could find any specs:http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/latest-bikes/hybrid-bike/trek/7200/prd_291124_5672crx.aspx
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The jacks from Costco, Sears, maybe HF, etc with the 1 1/8" hole for the saddle post fit perfectly. Just look for the 1 1/8". The specs on the jack will tell you.
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depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on either side of the clamp depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on... » Read More depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on either side of the clamp « Show Less
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I don't know the mfg. should know. If not go to Cabelas, Dicks or other sport shop and try one. you should not have to put the bars in. It should be obvious if it fits.