does this work with any bike? not sure what mine is, it's in storage, but it's NOT fancy...
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I'm not real sure, my bike has quick release wheels, I have to take the rod loose that takes the wheel loose, remove the rod, attach the trailer, by inserting the rod through the trailer 'hitch' then tighten it up, I don't know if it works any other way, I would send a picture, but I don't know if that can be done here, I don't see that option, sorry! Good luck!
1086773
Yes. It is universal. The front tire has a removable peg and you insert your bike and then secure the peg back in place. Super easy
1086774
It's hard to say for sure, but I would guess "an extremely high chance" as the connecting arm simply screws onto an adaptor that needs to be installed on the rear dropout area. Nothing fancy.
745534
Yes, it seems to. It works with both mine and my wife's mountain bikes. If you will be using it with more than one bike, make sure to buy an extra bike to trailer attachment(~$13). That way swapping the trailer from bike to bike takes no tools and virtually no time at all.
771841
Hi, I'm not sure the bike we got from a friend it didn't work with it so I sent it back. Sorry I couldn't help..
2025940
Yes it does work on all bikes, I have put on a road bike as well as a mountain bike with no problems.
527124
It works with any rigid frame bike. I have my mountain bike on it. It's highly adjustable.
209076
I couldn't either. Take it with you to a bike repair shop & ask them if it's right for your bike. It wouldn't attach to mine. I returned it.
1692673
I think it will, but I won't have access to my bike for a couple of weeks so I can't confirm. Honestly, it's so inexpensive that it's probably worth the gamble. Keep in mind it'll take about a month to ship though
186492
It will work with any bike if you have a cadence sensor and speed sensor attached to each bike, otherwise the heart rate sensor will work.
2181495
Mine works fine...but I just leave it on high and shift the bike from gear to gear. Sorry I have no solution other than that.
231213
Yes, if your bike has disc brakes and a cassette hub (as opposed to a freewheel hub). If you don't know what you have, take the bike to a bike mechanic - he/she will not charge you anything to tell you what you need.
2127554
I have looked at a photo of your bike and can see no reason why it should not work. The rack clamps to any bar, vertical or horizontal on the bike and holds it securely. I have clamped all three of my bikes at one time with this device and it works splendidly.
1068336
I would suggest to get a name brand one. I just use this for bmx and dirt jump style bikes and it is pretty wimpy and doesn't hold very well. the parts aren't very strong. hope this helps you out with your purchase.
940441
Sorry, can't be in any help. Was ordering this item for My Dad's bike, which works perfect. This is all I can say.
1686152
It's for holding the bicycle in place so it doesn't slide out the back, I would just say to not buy this product as it doesn't work with all bikes and isn't useful. Just get the more expensive bike repair stands that uses a clamp at the crossbar, way more useful.
1917198
I just tried it with a wheel. And it worked. Looks like should be fine with the whole bike too.
137067
This rack holds the bike by the rims. So, yes it will work for your bike as long as the rims are held securely by in the "v" of the rack there is no reason it will not work.
1508509
sorry, I am clueless. I don't know which bike I have, and I had to return the rack I purchased.