Will this fit a 29" tire?
1078506
It should, the mounting bars for the hub and seat move to adjust, however I had to buy an adaptor for the seat pole connection as the provided one did not work with my 26" bike. Hope this helps.
1078507
It should. The bars are between 15.5 and 16 inches on the two racks we have. They mount to the frame about 0.5 to 1.0 inch from the center of the wheal, depending on your frame. From the hinge in the rack, the rack extends 14 inches forward to the back of your seat area and there are a variety of options of how to connect it at this point depending on your frame and use of other clamp/extension bars. (The frame extends 5 inches back from the hinge.) The tightest clearance that I have found on this type of rack is your heal as pedals around; if this were a problem this probably could be solved by extending the seat area connector so that it is more than 14 inches from the hinge. Over the years with rough use sometimes the main bar to the center of the wheal bends (particularly on the aluminum supports in other brands), so usually once the rack is mounted I zip tie this connector bar to several points on the basket so there is less chance of bending.
2096921
Hi GylijaThey do curve around my 26inch wheel at the same distance from the tire all the way around.They are made of flexible plastic so could be adjusted.Check the amount of room that you have btween the tire tread and the under side of the front fork bridge and the rear frame bridges if you have more than 20mm, then with some adjusting of the gaurd stays, you may be able to make them fit, but it would be a risk, that they may not fit a 29 inch wheel.
1812270
Hi Monica, I do not think this will fit. The first number is the diameter of the wheel in inches. You seem to have a 20" wheel, you can measure to check. This tire fits a 26" in diameter wheel. The thickness is correct though at 1 3/4". You will need to match the numbers.
551332
I've put a 29er on a SportRack SR4882, but I had to switch the tire fastener to the inside edge of the tire from the outside due to the length of the bike. The arm and clasp will work with a 29er, however it will depend on how radical your frame geometry is -if the downtube is considerably steep, the bike will have to be clasped really low and that's probably not the best. Happy trails!
645744
will work. there's a good amount of adjustment to bring the roller up to the tire. it may not fit a 29er, but any 700 X whatever will work.
1981696
I think it should fit easily I use a mountain bike and my tires are really wide but they are not 29ers but I still think that it will fit
1982224
Yes it should. You might need to unmount the tire if it's really wide or tall.Fits my 700cc clincher. Which is basically a thin 29" rimThe prong isn't really centered so u might need to flip the rim to check the other side.
136458
You have an approximately 28.5 inch tire. I would go with the 29 inch cover
1223253
We bought the 29" size for our Liberty, with same tire size, and it fit perfectly!
1557856
I think this one is too big for those sizes. The 29" version should work, though. That model says it fits for 75 R16 tires. This product is 32" for the 75 R17. It does have a slight draw string on the back that can help, but the hard front part may not fit properly.
551333
Good day, this would accommodate a 29" bike as long as the downtube of the frame is not atypical. 2.4" wide tires is right on the edge of suitable sizes, but should not be a problem. Thanks!
667464
Absolutely. Its a wider than standard rack. Fits my 29er fine. The trunk bag that pairs with it is also a nice product.
1078767
I think it'll fit, it has a pretty tight elastic on the back of it.. my tire is 275/17
464157
The first thing the instructions say is that it is not designed for 29inch bikes. It does looks like if you angled it back more (meaning having the back bars not flush with the bed of the truck) it should hold a 29er. BTW, I put a 2.8 downhill MTB tire in it. A bit of a squeeze but it fit.
1365384
According to the users manual it will not. There is no tire code for a 29er listed.
1968109
It does not fit the 17" jeep tire I purchased it for. Too small. Measure your tire
652172
It should. I have 26er with 2.1" tires and there is plenty of width left. Only issue I had was disc breaks not fitting well (had to modify the unit).