Will it work on a bike with disc brakes?
1101668
I have no experience with disc brakes, but, based on earlier reviews, there is insufficient clearance for mounting on a bicycle with disc brakes.
1101669
I agree with SPC. While I don't have disc brakes on any of my bikes, I don't see why it wouldn't work. There are two "pincers" to the rear frame and there seems to be some limited top/bottom - forward/rear adjustment to the frame anchor points.
1806373
They have a model that is designed for disc brakes. Look at the descriptions carefully and you will see one that is FOR disc brakes. I almost ordered it by mistake actually and I DON'T have disc brakes.
26177
To answer your question, I specifically purchased this model as it was for the disc breaks only, as the non disc break model will not fit on my bike, as I have disc breaks. The bracket for the disc brakes is made to reach further in , in order to make room and not to interfere with the disc breaks. If your bike does not have the disc breaks, you may be better off by purchasing the regular model for non disc break bikes.
140054
My bike has center-pull cantilever brakes, so, yes, the cable does work with such brakes, and there is an adjustment nut with a lock ring at the lever terminus of the brake cable to allow for minute adjustments.
707818
They have a lot of info on the manufacturer's site for what it will fit, it's pretty simple. I connected it to a dual suspension mt bike with disc brakes with no problem
289361
No it doesn't on my mountain bike with disc brakes. You have to buy a special carrier for that. From my searching, this is one that I found - Blackburn Ex-1 Disc Rear Rack; I haven't bought it though, so not sure it will work.
1186308
It will work fine. please read up on the difference between power on demand (pod) and momentum style brake controler before you decide.
1445342
I think it will work on almost any bike with at least 24" tires. The bike I have on it is a Roadmaster mountain bike with 24" tires and the resistance wheel barely adjusts tight enough to provide resistance.
805545
It should do just fine. It is designed to be clamped in place on the outside of your bike frame by the nut or quick release that keeps your wheel in place. It fits flat against the outside of the frame; the disc brake is on the inside. There will be no interference. Not to mention, I bought it to move the unit back so my heel would stop catching the clamp version of the hitch. This is far better and safer I think.
382731
Most bikes have caliper brakes. This will not get in the way of those brakes as long as you have the right size. If you are referring to disc brakes, I don't know. I don't have disc brakes on my bicycle.
925681
Hi Kate. No, this rim won't work with disc brakes. You need a rim with a special hub for disc brakes.
1806371
No you will need adapters. There is a model that will work it s special "disc brake" model.
313383
The product is made for a 29 inch bicycle with disc brakes. I would suggest you try a rack made for a 28 inch bicycle.
1503121
Whatever brake you have that stops your bike will work. Linear pull , disc, coaster, etc. The pet trailer does not have integrated brakes.
1637659
I mounted this rack on my hybrid bike with 700C wheels (similar size to a 29er). My bike also has disc brakes. On the left side of the bike (where the disc brake caliper mounts), I added a 1/2" (0.5 inch or about 13 mm) spacer between the leg and the bike frame. I used a longer 5mm (M5) screw. With that modification, it works fine with disc brakes. The right side mounts normally. It is quite solid with the spacer. I didn't realize that this one wasn't specifically for disc brake bikes when I ordered it.
1234165
Probably, but I cannot get it to work for a bike - it does not clear the rear wheel.
315462
I cannot see why not. If it has a spinning bicycle wheel it should work just as well once the correct radius is entered in the setup.