is the frame drilled to enable me to install a rear brake?
74145
My frame was not drilled for a break. I had to bore a larger hole to accommodate the break bolt. You'll need extra long reach breaks to reach the rim.
1839207
It will connect to most bikes I'm sure, & they do give you some hardware, (at least when it is knew) try checking the 'Wald' web sight. http://www.waldsports.com/index.cfm/store/rear-baskets/
1154220
No. It is the front, left brake. You would also need to purchase a rear, right brake, if you want a full set of both brakes.
782644
There is proper drilling for center pull brakes on the front and back, but that's it. Highly recommend
3613
There are holes for mounting brakes however you may need longer reach brakes for the front.
749194
Its the rear. There is another similar model for the front. It needs to be modified before installation to cut a hole in the brake line bracket. It is meant for the brake line to be threaded through the bracket, but you do not want to disassemble your existing brakeline, so best to saw an opening and squeeze the brake line in.
597944
Likely will if it has threaded mounting bosses welded on to the frame slightly above the rear axel.
957650
Probably not. It is used to keep the rear brakes from locking up before the front.
573681
I see no reason why you can't install it backward if you are have the framing skills to make it look right. It has only a small inner frame vs. the wide one you see in this photo. So framing and final trim is important.
1628141
No but mine came with 2 hole choices & it is now on a vintage 1969 Schwinn, but i could send you pictures of it close up so you could work out if this could work with your bike with any dimensions you need. Owner of wald basket and rear wood rack. Zoe
1917954
I don't know. We haven't set our frames up yet because we're waiting to receive the box springs we ordered after the fact. Ours is a King.
184219
the one I received did. remember to prep the last 3 holes in your frame or else your never get the bolts in. Also start them off real lose because you will have some prying to get a fit.
4028
I looked at a few pictures of that bike and I am going to say that it will not. It does not look like the rear of the frame has the bolt holes to accommodate it, nor does it have the unused cantilever brake bolt holes to fit the top of the rack to. It MIGHT be possible to make it fit, but it may take a bit more hardware and some kludging.Mine is mounted on a Mongoose Comp Tyax 24-speed with disk brakes. It was a direct and easy bolt-on.
2109366
Yes, you will just need to thread the velcro straps in-between the frame and the brake/shifting cables.
534175
I have this bike, and I saw no bolt holes to mount a disk brake on the hub, so you will probably need a new wheel/hub. It does have mounts for a caliper on the frame though. However, the V-brake is more than sufficient. It allows for slowing with a little bit of pressure on the lever as well as locking up the back wheel when you need to stop fast. Time will tell on how long the rubber lasts though.
31524
No..only partially assembled..(frame, brakes, gear-shift, rear wheel). All remaining parts to be assembled. Not difficult, just follow instructions.
1302632
I'm sure you can, BUT you just have to drill the holes yourself. It doesn't come with the holes or the hardware to attach the frame.