What's the diameter of the wheels? I need it to pull with my mtn. bike about 1/4 mile down a dirt trail with a few ruts in it. Would this do it?
467036
Yes if you secure it well. I have had a part of it flip under the board and it ends up dragging. The tires are solid.
467037
Wheels 13.5 inches diameter. I would recommend going to the SUP Wheels website and make sure you get the strap handle as well as the wheels. The strap handle is needed for bike usage and it provides a secure hand hold when walking your board. I didn't have the strap at first and the board slipped out of my hand the first use, leading to a $75 ding repair. Get the Strap Handle for SUP Wheels and be safe and secure.
467038
Without a problem ,good design. Wheel diameter is a generous 13.5 " ,x 2.5". Pricey yet worth it
467039
The wheel are hard no air. It is held in place by a strap if the fin is short it may pop off on a bumpy road.
467040
My wheels are ~13.5 inches. Your plan may work but I'd probably walk the 1/4 mile.
467041
The wheels are about 10 inches. Great device and very easy to manage. I would add one extra bungee cord to make sure the SUP stays tight to the carrier if you are hitting ruts and bumps. I love it and easy to navigate my 11' board from house to beach.
2027905
It will either drop the bike 1.5" or 2", depending on the springs you use. It can do either. I went to a 21" front wheel and needed a drop of 1.5". Worked perfect for me.
818850
Should work ok with thin-tire road bike. Knobby tread on some mountain bike tires might give a rough ride, and some of the new "fat tire" bikes probably won't fit.
2104744
The diameter is 2-1/4 inch. However, this wheel does not enough beef to hold up my 550 lbs and the wheel says 1000lb HUH! After a few days, the shaft was not circular and I tossed.
1140255
That is relative my friend. It is a big machine and the wheels are quality. I 6'2" and 260 lbs. I can move it around but got tired of that and built a nice generator box right by my house. I created an outdoor plugin to run it to my transfer switch ($300 with self install). Works great. But is is big. Sux trying to move it in the snow. buy a few 2x4s, 4x4s, and plywood to remedy that problem (another $500 if you are handy). hope that helps. It is a great generator and runs my whole house (Small)
2284249
I believe that there would be no problem with mounting the axle but, I think that the resistance mechanism will not rotate out far enugh to contact the tire. The bike we have mounted on ours has a 24" rear wheel and I roughly estimate that the apex of the arc on the mechanism could reach a 22" diameter wheel. Looking at some images of the TerraTrike I see that the wheel size on most models are more on the line of the size of a BMX bike (16" or 18") if I'm not mistaken, although I know there a few that have a larger rear wheel?
1099635
well it may fit but I tried getting our 21" dirt bike tires in there while they technically fit, these wheel chocks are too wide to hold the bike. They are meant for fat street hog type tires, not sport tires. The quality is excellent and it's a shame there is no way to adjust for thinner tires. I would look elsewhere.
249910
The wheel size.will not fit those tires. The Dirt Devil is an excellent tire for all round off road 4 wheeling
1787685
My old Diamondback Resonse has 26" x 1.95" knobby tires. I put the bike on the stand with 1 1/2" blocks under the front and rear tires to simulate 29" tires. It gave me about 3/4" clearance at the rear tire and it spun freely. It will probably work on your 29" tires. Hope this helps with your decision!
45088
Wheels are 6 inches. Rotor will throw rocks but my father who I bought if for uses it on an uneven drive. Goes well in Connecticut.
952313
I installed this rim on a Fuji Sagraes road bike with a Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel. I'm not sure if it will work on a mountain bike.
1196378
If it's for a full sized fixie bike no, this wheel is like a foot long, I didn't read the description and bought this as a mistake. Won't work for regular bikes!!
809084
Don't know. If you measure your tube diameter, I'm happy to compare it to the pins for mine. I've lifted a number of bikes with it and never had a problem. It's less useful for bikes with a front tire larger than 17 or 18", but for 99% of the road bikes, it'll do just fine.
138241
Works great. I have a ranger with a 6ft bed. If your bikes are longer than 6 ft you maybe able to put them in rear wheel first and turn the front wheel.
1153341
Works great! I primarily do trail driving with loose and hard pack and has been great , haven't done any hardcore rock crawling or anything , it's only 2"! But I've hammered it pretty good and it's holding up...
994736
I'm not 100% sure. My mountain bike has an axle that isn't compatible but I think with a small tire on it you should be fine. I have a 700 c road bike on it which is close and there is more room to adjust it
846189
Should work fine I have a small spoke wheel on my wide glide and it holds if fine