will these work on a trek mountain bike
1862565
It should if the clamps for the bar is 1". you may have to install longer brake and shifter cables.
1862566
Actually, I swapped out a set of mountain bike handlebars for this unit. To answer your question, if the stem of the gooseneck is fully inserted into the frame column, it probably won't be an issue. Because I wanted a higher profile, I raised my gooseneck an inch or two - which made the right brake cable a bit tight on right turns. To compensate, I made a quick fix by taking my finger and just looping the brake cable to the right side of the gooseneck. The other shift and left brake cables didn't require any compensation at all - worked just fine.
1745873
I have them on my stock Specialized mountain bike. They probably will fit. You can measure your diameter compared to the specs given, if any.
2153028
They are specific to the type of frame/bike make they are designed for. I would get in touch directly with the manufacturer and ask if they make a set for your bike.
1595795
The bike I used them on was a 21-speed(3x7) Schwinn(from WalMart) and they worked great. Unless there is something unusual about the Mt. Fury frame geometry, these shifters should work. Hope that helps.
249612
I'm not sure. All I know is that it didn't fit my Trek properly. It looks like it will work on bikes with small rear rims. I even tried it I'm my Trek mountain bike and no good.
1019012
not sure about the trek. But works really great with my Schwinn. A little loud with Nobby dirt tires but would work better with street tires. Easy to put on and remove.
253588
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.
731525
I put them on my mountain bike. They fit any crank shaft. As for what size, I don't remember having a size to select from, so you are on your own with that decision.
2109369
I'm using it with a Dahon Mariner and it is awesome, I saw the picture for the Trek FX 7.2 and I don't see any reason why it will not work...
1429950
Yes, they will fit. These will NOT work as well off road as the knobby mountain bike tires that came on your bike, they are strictly tires meant for the road, paved trails, hard surfaces. They have, as the name implies, almost no tread(slick). I wonder, since you bought a mountain bike, why you would want a road bike tire? If you are riding only on the road, street, or pavement, why did you buy a mountain bike? I am confused.
1892059
I used them on a Mongoose mountain bike. They seemed to work fine for about a month until a broken spoke caused severe damage (unrelated to the bearings).
1086066
I believe they will work because you can adjust them. You will need screw holes in the front and back of the pedals. If you take the reflectors off you should have the holes.
1574854
Yes they will work as in, you will be able to pedal your bike, but it will be very uncomfortable after a short while and you will have very poor grip. These pedals were designed to be used with cycling specific shoes to which you screw the metal spd cleats (hook) that are included with them.
463957
They should work on most bikes, it depends on how handy you are. I hard mounted mine using the fender mounts. I drilled the material and used fender washers and bag brackets. Worked out great.
1259430
It works on my Trek Mountain bike which has about a 1.75 diameter and my Trek Hybrid which has about a 1.25 diameter it will also fit the seat post on other bikes I've worked on.
841705
yes, it works for my ladies Trek bike but I sometimes use a detachable cross-bar adapter on my bike. works either way
470449
They bolted onto my cheap factory pedals on my Trek just fine. The pedals, however, do need to be designed to use toe clips. You need two bolt holes in the front and a slot in the middle of the sides for the strap to go through. If your pedals came on a road bike, they are probably good to go. Any other style of bike, you'll more than likely have to buy a set of pedals.