Anyone knows if this rack will fit 2014 Trek FX 7.4 without disc breaks?
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I'm not certain, but I believe it would. It's a very versatile rack. I have this rack on two very different bikes: a 2013 Trek 8.4 DS 17.5" (second men's size, hybrid frame) with disc breaks as well as a 2014 Trek Lexa SL 56 cm (road bike, largest ladies' frame) without disc breaks. I'm very pleased with it. It holds my panniers back and out of the way where I'm not hitting my heels feet on them.
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To answer your question, I specifically purchased this model as it was for the disc breaks only, as the non disc break model will not fit on my bike, as I have disc breaks. The bracket for the disc brakes is made to reach further in , in order to make room and not to interfere with the disc breaks. If your bike does not have the disc breaks, you may be better off by purchasing the regular model for non disc break bikes.
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Yes, I used it with a trek mountain with disc. I did not even need a new axle pin.
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Hi, I have two of these, one is on a 1991 Schwinn World Sport and another on a 2013 Trek FX7.2 and they both fit perfectly, so I think it would fit your Fuji. You can look up pics of my two bikes and determine if your frame is similar.
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Nope, I purchased these brifters for converting my 2009 Trek FX 7.5 into a road bike and they work great. There is some compatibility with the Deore front derailer line, but a quick front triple replacement worked out just well.
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It should be fine. It connects on the outside of the rim away from the disc brakes. This is a good basic rear rack. It is adjustable for different sizes of bikes.
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I have a Trek 7.3, and everything works well together. The piece for the bike wheel went on easily and doesn't cause any problems. The bar that attaches the trailer to the wheel piece fits perfectly, and the bar slides into the trailer without any issues. It will work for you.
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Yes, but I modified it on my Disc Trucker a bit to space it out from the fork to make more room for the disc brake and to better hand these panniers I use for getting beer. I don't know how to attach a photo here, but if you send me yours I'll send you a pic. I used steel sleeves I bought at Home Depot and longer bolts. It will bolt up without the modification, but I prefer it spaced out a skosh.
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Not sure what a 7.1 FX Trek is but I have a regular mountain bike and road bike and I bought a seat for both.
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I think this is for a 26". I have it on my 26" Trek, with the quick release, and it fits great! Its an awesome rack!
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Yes it fits on those without disc breaks but if you are new to biking and don't need the sides they have a great seat post mounted one you can even get a nice trunk for it
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Axiom makes a similar rack SPECIFICALLY made for bikes with disc brakes. That one will NOT work. Axiom Journey "Disc Brake Compatible" Rear Rack
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http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Explorer-Tubular-Black-16-5x6-7x16-3-Inch/dp/B005YPRCUM/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1384872995&sr=1-2&keywords=29er+rack http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Explorer-Tubular-Mount-16-5x6-7x16-3-Inch/dp/B005YPRCMA/ref=pd_sbs_sg_25 They have one labelled 29er (above links), and it is the only rack I've seen that says it works with 29". I have disc brakes as well, so this creates even more trouble in finding a rack. I am going to try that one next, but I have a 2013 29er and after 4 orders have yet to find a rack that fits other than seat-post mounted racks, which are limited to 15-25lb. (Also been sent the wrong item twice)
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I installed them on a Trek 7000 with minimal problems and the work fine. The only issue I had was removing the rear wheel for installation. The fit fine.
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I don't know for sure. I have a Kona Sutra with disk brakes. It really just depends on where the mounts are on the fork. I used washers for spacers, just enough to keep the rack from touching the fork and paint. The lower mount is on the front edge of the fork and I had to shift the lower rack piece that goes from the mount to the lower left in the picture to the outside to get the clearance I needed. Not hard to do, just took some time to figure it out.
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No. The wheels and fork are not compatible with disk break. Wheels and fork cimbined are expensive. They might cost $400-500 for a decent one. I suggest buying a new bike with disk brakes at that price range
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I'm not familiar with that bike. I bought this rim for my Trek 7.2 and was sent an extra one. I would try calling Trek customer service and asking them.