Are the tires quick release or do you need to carry a wrench with the bike?
25959
Yes, front and back.......quick release levers is usually on left side of wheel.. Bike is in stock at Dick's Spoting Goods and you can see it there.
1027685
You can get by with a 8 inch adjustable wench and I believe 5 & 8 mm Allen wrenchs and I think maybe a Phillips screwdriver. Actually, there is a longer list with the owner's manual. You might want to invest in a small assortment of tools to maintain the bike(Adjust brakes, handle bars etc) The bike comes in three basic parts. You have to install the seat, handle bars and front wheel. Hint-deflate the tire. A hand air pump will come in handy also.
2228680
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
253589
I have quick release on both tires. These work fine except don't put pressure on them - they are not stands. Try to lock your bike in a position that allows this and when you put your bike in a car and take the wheels off try not to bend or press them. My front one has a slight warp but I also had it resting on the fender without a wheel in my wife's car for a couple of hours. Otherwise these are great.
229414
Yes and yes. It's not a quick release though. But a quick Allen wrench does the trick
620342
No need to remove tires but I did to have drill one hole for each side for the rear sets , if you are just a little handy this is an easy install
1515136
The chain comes installed. You'll have to install the front wheel and the seat. Both are quick release, no tools. You'll also attach the handle bars and front brake, both with allen wrenches. Then pedals with a small profile wrench.Please note you should install new rim tape. I had flats right away, tube popped through a spoke hole.I would recommend upgrading the tubes and tires also, made a big difference.
2175697
It comes with a wrench to put on or take off foot pedals but I use this strictly as a hand rower with the foot pedals provided. I have a stationary bike for pedaling
670969
Yes, the tire should fit around that size (700 x 38c) and it does come with a quick release lock. However, the rim does not come with a rubber band that covers over where the spokes are positioned. So, if you have an old rim that has a rubber band, use it over the rim. Otherwise, you'd risk busting your inner tube whilst biking.
750151
wheels are built with quick releases included. they do require rim tape. up to a 2.3mm tire should be okay.thanks,
199772
My recollection is that there is no wrench included. They seem to be very high-quality (if heavy), durable pedals. No problems so far with just several weeks usage. I'm about 200 lbs and go up some moderate hills.
2072143
That's what the instructions say. My bike's rear real could not be set up with quick release. The trainer fits nicely over the nuts that hold my wheel on. Have been using it this way for 4 months. The bicycle is sturdy on the trainer without the incuded quick release.
1137078
Its easy. Nuts and bolts stuff. I think it even came with a wrench. Took maybe ten minutes first time, and that was three yrs. ago. Still holding up great BTW. Just have had to replace two tire tubes. Makes a twice monthly grocery run with my electric bike. Very slight fraying in the fabric but I'd guess it has another 5-7 yrs left.
1263491
The rack has two scewers on it that your quick release front fork fits on. It tightens down just like the wheel does. I've used it three times so far it works like a dream
890805
Front wheel, peddles, seat and handlebars. Tires need air. Need metric wrench to adjust brake calipers.
1840835
These are quick-release fittings for bicycle tires. They are the axle that slots into the bike frame. (The bike wheel needs to be designed for quick release skewers.) Then you just push down the lever on the end of the skewer to lock the wheel onto the bike. It lets you quickly remove the front wheel to fit the bike in a car trunk, etc.
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Its not unusual for a bike with a quick release tire to not fit in the trainers. Mine didn't either, but my sons bike did. It's an easy fix though. The skewer ( the nut and rod that hold the tire onto the bike), needs to be replaced for one that fits both your bike and the trainer. When I first heard I had to do that, I was really disappointed, thinking it was going to be a harder job then I could handle. But if you youtube "how to change a rear skewer", you'll find it its a really simple job. I ordered a new skewer from Amazon. The one I ordered is called CycleOps Trainer Skewer. Although I have read that others were able to go to a bike store to buy one. It took me about a minute to switch the skewers.