Do you sell rolls for 29er wheel? I need 20mm but I don't now how much long do I need the tape.
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I used this on my 700c wheels, Each roll had enough for the 700c wheel, with a little left over-about 2 inches. 700c and 29ers are about the same I believe: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/29er_(bicycle). Good luck!
446704
Took these rolls well enough: Scotch Long Lasting Moving & Storage Packaging Tape, 1.88 Inches x 54.6 Yards, 4 Rolls (3650-4) and other similar standard size rolls. Don't know if that's what you are looking for.
1440341
I believe it was already taped. I ribe 23c tires on it. So standard rim tape should fit .
757097
I buy from MaxiAids.com at (800)-522-6294 http://www.maxiaids.com/products/5387/Reizen-Clear-Vinyl-Labeling-Tape--3-Rolls,--375-inch-Wide.html
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Not without some modifications. Also, depending on how your bike's rear wheel is configured (i.e. dual suspension, etc.) positioning of the mount will vary. extending this unit may have it sticking out to far when collapsed. These are just some things to consider. Best bet is to go t your local Bike shop and see what they recommend. They may even have something for the 29er.
645744
will work. there's a good amount of adjustment to bring the roller up to the tire. it may not fit a 29er, but any 700 X whatever will work.
356303
It is too stiff to put on a bicycle size spoke. The spoke would need to be the same width as the tape. You could get it on the frame probably.
97579
Hello,Thank you for your interest!This board came with White 71mm 78a WheelsWe would advise something around the same size!Please, let us know if you need anything else!Thanks,Customer Service
646496
Your question went to my e-mail and I did not understand the broader picture. Having seen the product page, now I understand that the question is meant for the staff at Amazon. The tires I ordered were shipped by Niagara Cycle Works, and they were very helpful over the phone. I don't see how the 29x2.0 could be anything but item 11100305. Did you try the help button at the bottom of the page? There is a "Contact Us" button on that help page. I have never tried it, but good luck.
1863766
I replace a pair of knobby 29 x 2.2's with the 28 x 2.0 and they have worked great for me. Much less rolling resistance.
1414949
I use the 25mm for a more supple ride and according to the latest research a wider tire (within limits) has less rolling resistance. The weight isn't as much a factor for me and I run Mr. Tuffy ultra-light tire liners in these for added protection because flats just ruin a good ride.
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Hi, I bought these wheels for my 71 Schwinn with a freewheel. I don't own a bike with a cassette, but I understand that this is completely different from a freewheel. I think that there are different models of rim with different hubs loaded for freewheels, fixies, and cassettes, so look for those. For my bike however, the LP18's are great. These are in fact some sort of aluminum alloy.
886229
This seems to be common size tape roll that is available from Home Depot. It is NOT the smaller rolls that you use with the 'scotch tape' dispensers. The tape from Home Depot is not that expensive but you want to find the larger capacity roll for the best value/ use
2268402
You may want to go to the mag formats website and get their customer service number directly. I haven't seen just wheels for sale, but perhaps they will sell replacements a la carte, or eBay maybe?
1189645
Hey Kevin, your local bike shop should have tubes. Just tell them the wheel size and type of tube you want. Also, if you know the exact sizing, target sells tubes as well.
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Any quick release 20" trailer wheel should work. Right now there's one on Amazon from Sunlite; it might not match your original silver wheel but it would (hopefully) do the job. Here's a link: http://www.amazon.com/TRAILER-SUNLT-REP-WHL-ALY/dp/B00B13703U/ref=sr_1_1?s=cycling&ie=UTF8&qid=1396974410&sr=1-1&keywords=20%22+bike+trailer+wheel
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29er wheels are the same diameter as a road bike's 700c wheels, which fit fine. I have a large frame road bike, with a fixed seat post, and have no problems. Of course you need to remove the pedals, seat, rear deraileur and handlebars. I am guessing that you should be fine, provided the bike frame itself is not unusually large.