I should have clarified - I meant, does this work on a Gates Centertrack carbon drive bicycle (not a motorcycle)? Thanks!
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I bought mine to use with my bike friday, http://www.bikefriday.com/bicycles/commuter/1537 , which uses a Gates Carbon Drive CenterTrack. So yes.
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Yup. I don't have a bike with a Centertrack but with a 'regular' Gates belt. I've used it. Works fine. ;)
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It will not work on my bike which is a Diamond Back. The rear axle is not long enough to install the coupling. But works fine with the Diamond Back which my wife rides. Go Figure! Also works fine with our fold up bikes which we take with our RV. Especially like the fact that Trek Pilot folds up so small to take with the RV travel. The dog took to it right away and loves to travel by bike with us.
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It sure is for a bicycle and it works great. Just make sure you put it on the right side of the bike. I put it on the left side and nothing, change it over and wow it worked. Does not come with any directions but easy enough to figure it out.
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Don't know if that would work, Linda. The sensor attaches to the front fork, and then the magnet to one of the spokes, separated by just a tiny fraction of and inch. Front forks aren't much wider than the tire, making this possible. Guess it depends on how close your frame is to the back wheel, to see if you can manipulate the sensor to be that close to the magnet back there.
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I don't know but I can't think of a reason it wouldn't as long as you can attach the sensor to a wheel fork (the two pronged metal piece that is part of the frame and holds the wheel) and the magnet to a spoke on the wheel. A regular bicycle on a stationary stand would work but perhaps not a stationary bike machine without a wheel fork and without spokes.
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I do not see why not. unless there is an extra special way of mounting a sseat on your bike. I love mind, worked great for me.
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If you have a very light carbon/ aluminum bike then yes maybe. But it's probably best to use a rag or towel and have it clamp on the top tube. If you really need to clamp it to the seat post is recommend a sturdy park tools stand.
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I have it on a bike with 700c wheels, I imagine it would work on smaller as well
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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.
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Yes, it worked on my boyfriends bike (he has quick release wheels). We absolutely love our Booyah Trailer!
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NO. Not without a custom part that you would have make yourself. I went down this road myself and there was no way to make it work short of fabricating a metal bracket. most bikes will have a place to mount normal break calipers. I dismantled my disc break and added a regular caliper break and it works just fine. (That's about the best you can do) I hope this helps! Great wheel, I highly recommend this electric wheel.
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It works on any bike...cheap has nothing to do with it.... It is a good product. Enjoy
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Mine works. I really don't remember but it's probably best to shift when the bike is moving. That's my guess.
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i can't say if it work on your bike: BUT i can tell you that it performed very poorly on a bike that it did work on! the side bags disengaged and nearly caused an accident--I think there is something wrong with the design or the relatively flimsy plastic clasps meant to hold the top of the rack that in turn holds the side bags.
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I would think so. As long as you put the sensor on the wheel that is moving. Mine is attached to the back wheel of my mountain bike and I could easily put it on a stand. Also the cadence meter works as long as your are pedaling, so that should work also. I love mine CatEye. Easy and light.
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I don't know about that specific bike but I have also 700c wheels and it works fine on mine
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I bought this to go on an ebike as well (surface). It did not fit over the lithium battery on the back. I think the only way to know for sure is to try it.