Will they fit on a 20" Huffy "Pro Thunder" Bicycle?
1106274
Not certain about a 20" Huffy, but it does fit a girl's 20" Schwinn perfectly. It IS heavy duty and holds this bike up with no problem. This bike is quite heavy too.
1106275
I really don't know how the frame of a "Pro Thunder" bike is made, but they did fit on my granddaughter's 20" bike.
531610
Yes, they will fit with 26" x 1.95" tires I have them on a suspension bike with 2.1" tires but they are a neet fit.
2017656
Not sure. I put them on my triumph. As long as you have 7/8 in handlebars(I'm pretty sure you do) they should work fine for you.
1611075
They fit well. The cradles for the wheels are adjustable for different size bikes.
1111207
I am not familiar with your particular bicycle but these pads worked on either a Huffy or Schwinn standard wheels, along with a no name box store mountain bike I purchased for someone. If they fit yours I cannot say for certain.
768131
Depends entirely on the width of your chainstay and front fork. If you have a touring bike or cyclocross bike, yep, they will fit. If you have a serious road racer, maybe not. I do like the tires. Prob'ly have 500 mi on 'em so far. If they are made in a thinner crosssection ... you might check on that.
832844
measure the inside diameter of your handle bars, compare that to the dimensions on the site. Most likely they will fit no problem.
731527
I think they will. They come with two different sizes of pedal bolts so that they can fit almost any bike. I actually put them on a 26" cruiser because the plastic ones that came with it were bad quality. I have had them on my bike for three years and they do me just fine. They are solid pedals. Hope that helps.
248183
These particular ones will not fit but cycle shack do make them for your bike just look them up on Amazon it's easy to find
898662
Yes, they will fit. I put them on my son's newer 26" Schwin bike with the same size tire & had no problems. Some posts said they had to tweak the braces to fit but I didn't.
1837614
Yes they'll fit any 26" rim base bike, however you need to choose base on weather your bike has disk or rim brakes and if it has quick release or not... I got this rims for my cannondale sl3 and work great but mine has hydraulic disk breaks and quick releas... Chiise wisely!!!
1759477
No - they would be too large. I would suggest you visit a bike shop to locate an appropriate size.
536478
They should fit any pedal that has the holes for 2-screw mount reflectors. Personally I prefer Zefal MTB Bicycle Toe Clips with Straps (Large/X-Large) to these as they have a larger/taller toe box.
141355
You tell by the size of the dropoutsor for people not versed in bike speak by the size of the part that holds the wheel axles. The pegs are supposed to hang even with or past the ends of the dropouts. As most huffy runs micro dropouts and these are a pretty good diameter anyway I can tell you right now they will fit just fine. Hope I helped :)
743626
That's the reason I bought them. You would need to use the bolts from the original set up. You should make sure that the wheels will fit, the size-range information would be somewhere either on the original wheels or on the inline frame.
696103
if they're the same size as bike handlebars (they fit on my hardrock specialized thats all ik)
2156239
The only thing I can tell you is they fit on a dyna. I'm not sure if that's similar to your bike. I bought them as a gift.