Wil this work on a Master Cycle bike trailer?"
1077633
Yes. That is what I used it on. I even took the old screw clamp off and put it on the new one. However I had mine for 3 days and the rubber inside broke.
1077634
I don't know that brand of trailer but as long as the connecting arm for the trailer is a round hollow tube of about 1/2" -5/8 diameter it should. It comes with the necessary hardware but you may have to drill a hole to accept the attaching bolt.
1077635
It's highly probably than yes it will. Since you're changing the whole stuff from the end of the tube you shouldn't have problems.
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.
910539
I am just a novice bike rider so I am not sure. I would think it should work for your bike . You may want to ask others who have left feedbacks.
733823
Theoretically it will if your bike has two swingarms and swingarm spools. But this product is rubbish and should be avoided
630805
It will, but the quality of this thing is not the best, so even though it will work I would recommend spending your money on something better. The bracket where it folds was bent and rusted out on the one I bought and the crank had no grease or anything else out of the box so the pedals were really rough. You really get what you pay for.
2056489
It should work with any mounting system . It only provides a mounting point for the bike.
1413813
Not sure if it'll work for that bike, but I would't recommend it. In my opinion it's not that great of a product and it would probably be a pain in the a$$ to do.
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.
2038651
It should if it's a standard mauntain bike. Most bikes have the same thread on the pedals. Take not that one of the pedals thread the other way; IOW, you have to turn the pedal counter clockwise to tighten.
87388
Don't know. You would need to measure the outside diameter of the threaded portion of your bike's pedal axles.
943152
It will work. We are full-time RV'ers and I have yet to see the hitch tightener work loose. For the first time, I always feel our bikes are secure.
1892061
I bought this item for a mountain bike bought form Target and it works. I think it will also work on your bike if the axle diameter is 3/8'' and the ball diameter is 1/4''.
651341
Hi Raymond, I guess it will, it is a very versatile device, try to check if the lateral straps would get a place for stabilization. That is VERY important for the rack not to move laterally due to the weight of the bikes.
241685
Yes, but only if your bicycle has the standardized rear mounting points. If not then I would not purchase this. I've known a few people who make their own mounting points and force the rack into position, seriously jeopardizing the rare section and the rack itself.
1203054
I'm not sure, I could never get it to work on my bike, it's like they left something out. I never sent it back because it weighs so much that it would cost me too much to do that. Good luck!
1490215
It will work, you may need to change to a Shimano shifter and crank set to complete the package. Otherwise you will have issues when shifting up and down.
125567
As long as you have a 2" trailer hitch it should fit. I love this bike rack. Super easy to get bikes on and off.