We are traveling with 3 cruiser-style bikes. Do we need adapter tubes for each or will it work as is? Thanks for any input!
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The curiser-styled bicycles not only have curved top-tubes but also limited space in the triangular frame (consisting of the top tube, the down tube and the seat tube). I would use caution and gauge the inner dimensions of the bicycle to make sure that they are wide enough to fit on this rack. My hunch is it will Not be easy - you will require an adapter.
477919
Yes, I believe so. My rack came with adapters for the smaller wheel and kids size bikes. I haven't used them but they seem like they would work fine. Hope that helps.
1304756
I am not sure, but suggest you check with a bike shop. Make sure you get the adapter with it if you need one - while I order it with the adapter, it did not come with it and I had to contact the supplier to have them send it.
839617
Everything you need except the rotor. Some bikes may need adapters for the handle bars and front fork and rear end. My bike was a 6 year old trek and needed no additional adapters. Hope this helps.
183572
While bike design can vary greatly from bike to bike, this rack should be able to accommodate most bikes with ease; if you have difficulty in mounting a particular bike to this rack, a frame adapter/TubeTop adapter should help.
38974
i've never used it on a kawasaki gpz1100, but it does have different adapters for different bikes. it should work, but i can't guarantee it. my garage is full of 80's hondas and it works fine with them, tho it does have many adapters for different bikes. i'm assuming they will work just fine tho.hope that helps.
1382017
Yes, we need it for my wife's bike but maybe the angle on your bike is not as much as her Trek bike. If that is the only bike going on the rack, I guess you could, not sure, but I would want it balanced on the rack. I really like mine and it worked even with my fairly wide spare tire for my Jeep.
1857375
Save for needing different adapters on some Yamaha's, which are available on amazon the gauges have worked on bikes from a humble ninja 250 to a sport bike 600cc Honda F4 to a Kawasaki 1200 ZRX. In other words it will do it all. I've yet needed or even thought of anything I couldn't sync with these gauges.
168513
very versatile rack. I've used it for mountain bikes and hybrid bikes. Not sure what a cruiser bike is, but feel sure it would work. I love this rack!
1736446
Standard bike tubes...I just got mine at a bike shop...very cheap. Hope that helps. Kv
170292
If you're using a Step through bike, get a frame adaptor. I think Thule makes a good one. But otherwise yes, it will work. Mine works great.
340617
You can rotate one of the 3 clamp assemblies to work well together but the frames of the bikes should be similar. I took off one of the three for spacing purposes and I was able to carry a cruiser and a womens bike without problem. I did loose the ability to cart three however.
1615798
You need an adapter, search on Hurricane Fork-Up Bike Rack Mount Adapter for Fat Bike.
51380
We use this rack with an Electra "Townie" women's bike -- no crossbar adapter is needed! That was one of the reasons we bought this particular rack.
1735982
Yes, it is. I have a cruiser and I attached the pump to the seat tube all the way down close to pedals with the adaptor it comes. It fix great and don't bother at all. Also it is light, and helps due to cruiser are heavy bicycles.
1943188
No. There is no reason youbwould need them with this style if bike rack. take a look at the last 2 picrures on the manufatures web site o of th 18086 4 bike rack. http://www.curtmfg.com/Category/282/Tray-Style%20Bike%20Rack
2007352
The will! We also have cruisers though our tires are not quite that wide there is plenty of width in the rings for what you have. BTW, we love this bike rack!!! It holds the bikes perfectly so nothing rubs or bangs together. Best wishes.