My Jet 9er has circular fork connection to wheel and not "hook". Will this work?
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You may need a through axle adapter in order to attach your bicycle properly.
1097897
If you are referring to a through axle bicycle, the Copperhead unit would not work with your bicycle without the purchase of a through axle adapter witch will accommodate to most all fork style bike trays. See product below:http://www.rackattack.com/product-pages/yakima-15mm-t-axle-fork-adapter.aspDepending on the size of your through axle, this may be the product you need.
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Yakima makes an adapter called the "T-Axle Adapter" that attaches to this rack in order for you to use thru-axle (circular) forks.
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The Yakima Copper Head will not accommodate the 15mm thru axle style mount. It would require a 15mm adapter to attach to it first.
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You will need a Thru-Axle adapter to accommodate your fork. These are available in a variety of sizes, the most common being 15mm and 20mm.
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The Yakima mount on the Copperhead is basically a quick release. If your front wheel goes on and of with a quick release, and from the looks of your manual that is the case,then this should fir your bike. Goofy question, but why don't you call Yakima.? Their customer service is excellent.
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The CopperHead will not work with thru axle skewers right out of the box. You will need either the Yakima 15mm or 20mm Fork Adapter depending on your axle size for your bicycle to work on the CopperHead.
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I believe that the skewer intended for the rear wheel is longer. You may need a spacer if the threading isn't enough but it should work.
252191
It should easily slide into the fork. It appears you may have a faulty bike. I'd contact the seller.
1821000
Since you have a bolt on axel I would assume that the axle is solid so the supplied skewer would not work, If it is take your bike to a good dealer and see if it will work.
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I have the exact same bike. I works fine you just need a through axle adapter same as any other fork mount rack on a bike with a front through axle
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Yeah, it's a standard Shimano mount. If your wheel takes a Shimano-style cassette it will fit. May not fit some older style free wheels.
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The hardware I received only works on straight forks. As in the Custom models not Classic. And you can't match it up with brackets that work, or I couldn't.
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cant answer that, seems to be a universal fit, i do know the fit a 2009 v star 900, if the fork size is the same should work
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Hi, Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork. Thanks
636805
It should be counter clockwise threaded and should work fine.ThanksPyramyd Air Team
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The only connection is to the hub. If your bike has a fairly typical rear wheel quick release hub, it should be fine.
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In short, yes.It's one-piece freewheel that screws on. You don't need any tools, hand-tight is fine (but snug it down), it will tighten up as you pedal. And put a little grease on the threads first.You will probably need a tool to remove the old freewheel though.More info: http://sheldonbrown.com/freewheels.html
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You need a generator front hub wheel. Shimano or other brand... Also known as dynohub. And a connector plug for said wheel
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Yes, since the wheel attachment hooks up the same as the pad attachment. Be sure the wheel coupling matches the tube diamention.
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Looks like it. These straps use two narrower straps that route through the pedal on either side of the spindle. Looks like these pedals have cutouts/holes on the ends so you should be good
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If the bike has a cassette hub then no ,but many cheaper scwhinns still ( at least till recently ) used freewheel hubs.IF it will fit you'll still need to lengthen chain some to accomodate the big stump pullin' gear . A little internet search will help you figure out whst kind of hub you have and how to lengthen the chain correctly . Good luck !
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Yup. I assume your bike has a flip-flop hub, just take your wheel off and toss it on the other side.