can these fit on a trek 7.2 fx hybrid
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I do not own that particular bike; but I looked at images online and these brakes would be perfect replacements!
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Can't say without seeing your bike. Look where the front tire goes through the fork and where the rear runs between the chainstays and under the brake bridge--that's where they'll hit if they're going to. I put them on an old (mid-'80s) touring bike that was designed for big tires, but many newer ones won't accept tires bigger than about 28mm. Your 23s are probably less than an inch wide (25.4mm=1 inch), and these are probably 1.3 or so (too cold to go out and measure).
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I installed these fenders on a Trek 7000 with a suspension fork with no problem.
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Yes they will work, I have a Trek Shift 3, with quick release, and they work perfectly. Had them on for 2 years now, and are still like new, with 2000 miles of trail riding.
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Depends entirely on the width of your chainstay and front fork. If you have a touring bike or cyclocross bike, yep, they will fit. If you have a serious road racer, maybe not. I do like the tires. Prob'ly have 500 mi on 'em so far. If they are made in a thinner crosssection ... you might check on that.
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No, they will not. Stick with Shimano Ultegra. FYI the picture that is shown as I write this is a Sram X.0.
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If, when you say "right", you mean "will these fit my brakes", the answer is yes. According to the TREK website your 1.1 c uses Shimano 2300 brakes and these pads will fit.
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Hello Jeremy,Everything looks to match up for fitment on the Marlin 6, however Trek uses the "G2" geometry which is a 51mm offset, and this fork has 46mm offset. Let us know if you have any other questions! - Worldwide Cyclery
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These are the ones! They will fit the standard mounts on that bike. If you are looking for the Larger Aluminum cases we have those also but will require additional mounts. Thanks Isaac
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I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be prepared to work out any issues on the rear fender, if not be ready to return them. I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be... » Read More I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be prepared to work out any issues on the rear fender, if not be ready to return them. « Show Less
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I have no personal experience with that bike. However, the Trek website says that the current Verve 3 has 35c wheels and comes with rack and fender mounts. If that description fits your bike, I would think it a safe bet.
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I have this on my Trek 7.2 fx works fine I have the 48/36/26 since I'm mostly ride on flats not a lot of uphills n I don't carry any load on the bike. The 42/32/22 is good if u carry a lot of load on the bike. Hope this helps.
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Sure, they will fit. Be aware these are for the deflectors only, the clamps to attach them to the forks are the bike specific part and MUST be purchased separately.
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My bike had a removable seat and a 1 inch post. If your TREK has the same, it should fit.
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Are you referring to the forks being 45mm wide at the top? I believe these 60mm fenders will work with almost any fork. It is the tire size you need to worry about. I have a new Specialized Crossroads with 700x45mm tires and it just barely works. The tires are very close to fender but still works great. I installed the same fenders on my wife's Trek 820 after I placed 26x38mm tires (better than the wide MTB tires on it) and it has more room between the tire and fender. The fender attaches to the forks with a metal bracket that connects to the hole in the forks. I found the installation to be very easy. I did have to use the supplied Zip-Ties to connect the back fender to the bottom of the frame by the pedal hub. Good Luck!
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These are the ones! They will fit the standard mounts on that bike. If you are looking for the Larger Aluminum cases we have those also but will require additional mounts. ThanksIsaac
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Not really sure, but my toe clips fit on my bike pedals. I remove the reflector and then the bracket and toe clip is held on with bolts to the pedal itself. they could be modified to fit any pedal I would think. I use mine on a Schwinn roadmaster and a sidewinder. I did have to modify on the different bikes that I have had, but it was a very simple process. I'm sorry I know much about the verve trek bikes, it really comes down to the pedal itself I believe.