Do these wheels mount to the axle or to the frame, and will they attach to a 5/8" frame tube?
1664830
Hi, these attach to the axle. I had to modify the bracket since my daughter bike's frame is oval and this only hosts rounds tube. Yes this will fit a 5/8 tube. It's a strong set of training wheels.
1664831
these wheels mount onto the frame of your bike and I am not sure about the 5/8" frame tube.
1794116
The large back wheels mount on the thicker shaft outside of the frame and are held onto the shaft with cotter pins. Tricky the back wheels were to install.They go INSIDE the frame BUT you need to put those coil springs on the narrow axle first then the wheel.
1240288
No they will be to small. Your wheels are 6" & the chains are only for 4" wheels
2186541
These wheels are not tubeless ready and will need to be run with tubes. I paired them with Vittoria Rubino Pro Slick tires.
167016
Your axle is small enough to fit but will be too loose to roll the bearings correctly. A 5/8" axle is required.
143705
Alon, all these answers are great. On operation as P. Tower stated the bearings ride on a 5/8" axle shaft. They are designed to be held on the shaft with some kind of pin such as a cotter pin or a spring clip. This allows the wheels some movement along the axle. They aren't designed for any type of high speed. As noted, if the tires wear or the tubes sail the two rim halves separate to make mounting new rubber easy.
805423
Yes, in fact a 5/8" shaft will have clearance within the bearing sleeve, it will not be a 'press-fit'. I've used this product as a replacement on my old wheel barrel, and it's a big improvement over a pneumatic tire.
504220
I doubt they will fit. They are made for 8" wheels attaching to the rims. I suspect they will be to small to attach to the larger rim.
557437
I drilled holes and put 1" wheels on 4 of these. 1 tall and 3 shorter ones. Worked great. Drill the holes and use short screws and a locking washer.
426580
The wheels do not have the ring bearings needed to fit ripstick axles pre-installed but the rings are in a little container and you just push them into place. It's really simple. Really happy with these wheels.
1153188
If you have a 1 3/4" shaft/axle, it won't fit. The opening in the center of the wheel is 3/4" We just went out and measured to be double sure. It fits a 3/4" shaft NOT 5/8"
1419998
I'm not sure, for I mounted mine by bolting them thru the 6in. rectangle frame. most trailer frames are 4.5 and some are 5" +.Hope I was some help. My motto is, if you can't make if work, u don't need it.
987204
We thought we might need axle extenders because of the thickness of the training wheel frame, however, we got a large "C" clamp and squeezed the frame enough to put the nuts on the existing axle. Don't know if it will work for you but it might be worth a try. These are the sturdiest training wheels we could find and have worked great.
2198047
Hello,No, they would not. You will need to look for wheels with a 5x100 lug pattern.Thanks,-Jon
171063
These won't work for that type of axle. I have this hitch and believe they will only work with the standard quick release as found on most road bikes.
563097
They are a bit wide..about 3.5 to 4 inches ..so you'll need to choose the wheel offset accordingly
1713690
I don't know. Guess you'll have to measure what you have for axles. They're great wheels anyway.