I bought this trainer because the description says it works with 29er wheels, anyone experienced this issue?
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I have it for a 28" bike, works fine for the price. A smoother trainer will be 3x the price.
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Short answer, I don't know. Manual is here file:///D:/Documents%20and%20Settings/John%20Dilsaver.COMPANY-67CDD05/Desktop/3_1_Manual_BC906_USA%20(1).pdf In the set-up you can enter the circumference of the wheel directly (diameter x pi, or diameter x 3.14) and it seems like 29" wheels would work ok.
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I don't know what a MTB 29 is. What I can tell you is that the hitch attachment simply attaches to the rear axle bolt of pretty much any bike. I am using it with a 27" Fuji bike that has center pull caliper brakes, and it works just fine.
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I used this on my 700c wheels, Each roll had enough for the 700c wheel, with a little left over-about 2 inches. 700c and 29ers are about the same I believe: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/29er_(bicycle). Good luck!
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I have a standard 26" bike but I don't see why a 29er wouldn't fit...the tubes that hold the tires extend out pretty far.
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Most of these training wheels are specific to the bike. I mounted mine to a XR50 Honda. You would have to find a training wheel that fit the bike you had. If not you could buy one and mod it to fit. I would contact the seller to see if they make one for your bike.
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It does work with disc brakes. I mounted it on a 29er with mechanical discs. No worries?
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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.
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The training wheels I am familiar with would not work on the derailer side of the rear axle. The other side of the rear axle has the kickstand on it, but it could come off and put a training wheel on that side only.
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29er wheels are the same diameter as a road bike's 700c wheels, which fit fine. I have a large frame road bike, with a fixed seat post, and have no problems. Of course you need to remove the pedals, seat, rear deraileur and handlebars. I am guessing that you should be fine, provided the bike frame itself is not unusually large.
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It might with some modification. There's a tab on the end of the Balance Buddy towards the axle end that's there so the Balance Buddy doesn't rotate past a certain point. That and the width of your axle may be a problem for using both training wheels and this.
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It depends. I know the trainer will accommodate specific tire sizes.Make sure that your old bike meets the specs for the trainer. If your tire size is compatible, and you can shift gears (you will probably keep it in one gear most of the time) it should work. Again, make sure your tire size is compatible.Hope this help!
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I just took a close look at my RAD trainer. It is my opinion that a nutted axle will not seat correctly. I would be afraid the bike would slip out and cause injury.
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After reading the listing, or going to the website you will find that this wheelset only fits a 9 speed hub. 700c wheelsets are for road going bicycles, and 29er's are used on mountain bike frames designed to use the larger than standard rim. 29er wheelsets are much wider for use with MTB tires, not the standard narrow 700c road tires.
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My old Diamondback Resonse has 26" x 1.95" knobby tires. I put the bike on the stand with 1 1/2" blocks under the front and rear tires to simulate 29" tires. It gave me about 3/4" clearance at the rear tire and it spun freely. It will probably work on your 29" tires. Hope this helps with your decision!
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yes it fit. I have a road bike XL and it fit very well. So, i think that a 29er fits.
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Hello, These wheels are 26", they may not work on 29 tires if this is what you are asking. Thank you.