can i install this fork on a cannondale trail 5 2011?
1658693
if the frame is 27" no problem. I use this in my Trek 8500 and works great.
451453
Probably. Measure the distance between the inside of the forks. The tire has to be small enough to fit through the fork as it rotates. Also, make sure you don't need to replace the tube instead of the tire.
252194
I had to take my foot and pull the fork's apart about 1 inch. then it fitted perfect. have a man with good might do it for yeah. When they manufactured it, i think this was a check they didn't do. simple fix workout ok for me. I put my feet on the the inner part of the fork and pulled the opposite end with my hands, that bended/ opened the forks enough to fit the tire. Bike forks perfectly fine.
1360468
It should fit if your fork has a hole on the bridge above the tire and mount holes on each side of the fork.
1426711
Depends on the bike's frame. If you are replacing the front brake and the bike originally had a center pivot brake like the Pyramid, then yes. If the bike frame has brake posts located on each for fork tube, then no. If you are replacing the rear brake on your bike, it must have a bracket with a single hole located between the seat stay tubes.
1106419
Depends on the bike manufacturer, some people need to buy to viper fork adapter. This is an item that if your not sure about you need to go to your local store that carries Yakima and get some help.
755014
The fork I just received (shipped & sold by Amazon) has canti mounts as well as disc mounts.
734836
Can't answer on the Specialized, but it fit perfectly on my Cannondale Trail 5 29er with rear disc brake.
869861
Hi,Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork.Thanks
1169407
I think so. Depending on the length of the head tube on the frame you may have to cut the steer tube (Carefully with a hack saw) on the fork and or add/subtract a spacer or two. You can find youtube videos on cutting the tube if you have to.
366718
Yes, it will fix that size bike, you have to cut the stirrer to fit the frame. But I would go with a higher quality fork.I use it on my bad weather bike, which works fine, but not for hardcore riding.
1243874
I have no idea but if it will fit your forks & you have some fabricating skills I suspect you can make a bracket to mate up with the fairing somehow.
1212930
First you would have to see if your forks have bolt holes for the caliper. Then look at your seat stays to see if there are holes there for the rear caliper. Also you would need different wheels that you could bolt the rotors to. That year trek 4500 had a model with disk brakes so there is a good chance the holes are there for the calipers and all you would need are the wheels.
535342
That would depend on the space between the fork. It would be 10mm wider. It is always recommended that you use the size specified, unless you've changed your wheel.
600039
This fork will fit your frame/wheels but this is technically not the correct fork. Your frame uses G2 geometry which is a 51mm offset fork and this is a a 46mm offset fork. Teh result is that this fork will make your bike's steering a lot more sluggish.
488613
Technically this fork can be installed on a 650b bike but I would not recommend it. The fork is proportioned to work with a 29" bike and will have incorrect geometry for your bike. The fork will sit higher than a 650b fork with the same travel and will drastically change the geometry.
689734
Yes you can. However the steerer tube of the forks will be too long for the head tube. Personally I like my stems slammed. With no spacers. I always cut my steerer tubes down. But if you don't mind using a small amount of spacers you should have no problems.