Work with MTB 29 inch?
1658057
Should be fine. I'd strongly recommend getting a slick rear tire and should be great.
1658058
Yes but Regular MTB tires make a lot of noise, I would only recommend it if you mount slick/semi-slick MTB tires. I tried with my 29 inch regular tires MTB and could not stand the noise after a couple of minutes, now I only use my Tri bike on the trainer, little noise, great product.
59167
Did you ever find out? I'm curious if this works with 26 inch mountain bike as well.
1021109
It has a setting that allows you to choose a wheel size or manually enter in values. I'm not positive you can enter in 29" in cm equivalent but it does allow for variable wheel sizes. Recommend googling the manual on the device, you can find it online. It should tell you the compatible sizes. Its a fantastic product by the way, logged over 1k miles since I put mine on last fall.
1641453
Not sure about a 29er, although Wikipedia says 29ers can be the same as a 700c wheel or a true 29 inches. I placed these on my 700c Specialized Crossroads, and also on a Trek 820 26" wheel with a narrow 1.75" cross tire. My wife and I really like the fenders. Keeps us dry from over spray from lawn sprinklers etc. FYI, you have to use the supplied cable ties to connect the back fender to the frame by the crank. Hope this helps.
1743905
I only have used them for 26" bikes. But, I had to cut off about an 1-1/2" to make it work. So, I am guessing that it would work for a 29" bike.
1599274
It would probably fit but the design is not very robust. It can accomodate many angles and lengths but it does have a lot of little screws that could loosen over time. I don't think it's made very well and if you go off-roading at all on your 29er then this could fall apart and bounce into your spokes. I wouldn't recommend a kickstand on an offroad bike anyway.
569203
Yes, it fit perfectly for my 29". Should be fine for something a bit smaller, too...with no issues.
1329375
I'm not sure if the width of the hub on a road bike is the same as a 29er Mt bike. They work great on a 29er.
338604
This is a great rack. We own several Diamondback, Schwin, and Mongoose bikes (road and mountain), and all fit with plenty of room to spare. I don't know for sure about 29ers though.
597942
It fit perfectly on my Specialized Hard Rock 29er with disc brakes. Wish I could be of more help.
1463434
I would say yes. The clearance between the lowest part of the rack platform and the tire on my bike with 70cm (27.5 inch) tires is 1 3/4 inches. The distance from the wheel hub to the lowest part of the platform is 15.25 inches, so you would still have 3/4 inch of clearance with the 14.5-inch radius of a 29-inch tire... provided that the mounting points for the rack supports on the bike frame are at least the same distance above the hub as mine, which is about 1.5 inches.
1606042
The fork will fit any bike with 29-inch wheels. You need to cut the steering tube to the desired length - any bike shop will install it.
2280168
yes it fit. I have a road bike XL and it fit very well. So, i think that a 29er fits.
1607883
Yes it will. I have a 29 Mtn bike that I use the item on currently. I hope this helps.
255557
I managed to fit a 29er in the bag but I had to remove the pedals / seat / forks and handlebars!It will fit a 26" but I dont know how much you would need to strip it down. If it was a road bike it would fit in much easier. You need to pack around the frame to avoid the wheels damaging the paintwork.
1266732
I use the Topeak for my road bike and went with a sturdier design for my MTB... the EZ Bike Stand. The MTB fits in the Topeak but the base on the EZ Stand grips the 29'r tires better giving it less chance of falling.
156615
This bike has mountain tires... 2.5 inch... the 29 inch tires give it a more comfortable ride... for off road I suggest the tubless kit... good luck.