I have a fixie and it has a narrow real wheel profile (no cassette, fork to fork is 11.1 cm). Will the bolts screw in enough to accommodate?
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I believe it will cover your distance however, I would get some extension nuts so that you can make a really goid tight grip. That last thing you would want are stripped threads.
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My rear wheel mounts measure 4.75"Or 11.5 mm ID. Pretty standard.You might be able to get the spec from their web site. Good luck!
2030163
I still think it will work on the basic frame set up James had the measurement looks close to what you have
600039
This fork will fit your frame/wheels but this is technically not the correct fork. Your frame uses G2 geometry which is a 51mm offset fork and this is a a 46mm offset fork. Teh result is that this fork will make your bike's steering a lot more sluggish.
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What I can tell you is I checked my pedals to find a fit[at my ACE hardware] and all we could determine was the the threads were probably 20/inch[fine std are 18]. My bike is metric so I mad an assumption that if they didn't fit, I could return via Amazon. They fit.
2061522
Yes, as the front will have a longer threaded bolt. I did have to use a spacer on my rear one as its made for a round piece and my frame had a flat plate.
1607087
By the way this is for 9mm axle only on a 26" tire.Hi Roberto,Yes. It will fit on your bike. The steerer tube diameter is 1 1/8 inches which matches your frame tube size. You have to watch out on your front wheel hub axle specification (9mm, 15mm, 20mm etc...) though and make sure it matches too. I am enjoying my ride so far with this fork (adjusted to 140mm). Good luck bro and enjoy your ride as well!
861953
yes it will accept screw on freewheels......My application was on a vintage 1991 Raleigh 26 " mountain bike i am restoring.
878725
Not that I remember but it is totally obvious how to fit them.Remove a few bolts change links replace bolts. What I would say is you need the bike as high as possible to make the job more accessible .I did it on a bike work bench.no problem.
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the studs are replaceable but as far as the size of the tire fitting your particular bike....you would have to measure the clearance of your fork and also the clearance in the back, width and height
480919
I would say yes. 29ers (maybe even 28s) are probably the best wheel sizes for this particular stand IMO. I have it installed on my Schwinn 29er. Fits great. Although, I wish it were slightly higher, its sufficiently high where it is now.
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The piece that normally goes on the front fork & the small diameter piece that fits onto a spoke "should" work on the back...as long as you have room to place these two small pieces ( most likely on the opposite side of gears). The piece for the fork has a "zip tie" style to lock in place. I had no trouble installing myself BUT do use the instruction booklet to set your recommended tire size to get accurate reading. Easy use & easy application ....
74195
I do not know if it will fit that frame, they have a standard bolt hole placement for the calipers, so "if" the frame has disk brake bolt holes on the frame and on the fork it "should" fit, but I am not sure if the stock frame that came with standard brakes would have the additional mounting holes for the disk calipers on the fork and frame, sorry for the inability to answer definitively, perhaps look at bikes with disk brakes the mounting config and then see if your frame / fork has similar configuration
908451
I really doubt this will fit your needs. My fork was a 1 inch. So this 1 inch to 1 1/8 inch conversion was perfect for me.
1536910
The bolts are recessed, so a wrench won't fit. I'd recommend using a set of metric sockets.
1080207
Standard I.S.O. size, used on the vast majority of newer bicycles with upright handlebars.They are 7/8 with a 1inch clamp, So no I dont think it will work sorry
771997
Should fit. In order to place the trailer adapter, you remove the bolt that holds your back wheel on, slide the adapter on, and replace the bolt. I'd say they're pretty much universal size bolts on bikes.
2016066
No its not it uses a quick release axle and fits a standard fork. I have these wheels on my Cannondale Rize 4. I am thinking about getting a second set and changing the hub out for a 20mm thru axle because i just bought another bike. The change would not be that hard to do and is worth it to me because these are extremely nice wheels.
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They seems to be standard size axle nuts/bolts, I wouldn't see why not. They have more expensive bikes that do, so I doubt they have different parts.