Anyone use this on a Cannondale Lefty?
441946
Well, I have a Giant Revel but this comes with a few different sized screws and then you can expand it by screwing it more in. If you're worried about the fitting, I think this fits all sorts of bikes with different sizes. And about the durability, you can fix how much it's bent so that it doesn't touch the tire. ;) I've had this for almost a year and it's pretty awesome.
441947
Don't know about how it would perform on a lefty. I just know that I was VERY disappointed with the performance and durability of both the front and rear versions of this item. Both broke on my first ride. The front from bottoming out and catching the tire tread. The rear from catching on my armor while kicking my knee over to mount the bike.
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hey man, didnt see one specifically for a lefty, but i got one for my 71-f700, now the saddle is not notched at all only the not but the notches that are cut in the nut are so miniscul everyone will have to cut the proper size notches. So case in point this will work for you as it did for me, but just a heads up. 1-this product is not bone 2-the nut will be off by a lite 1/8" 3-the saddle after begin centered will leave a 3/8 space on each side of saddle due to the fact that yamaha uses long saddles for some reason. It got my guitar sounding damn good. But if your very perticular measure an buy exactly what u need!!! Good luck hey man, didnt see one specifically for a lefty, but i got one for my 71-f700, now the saddle is not notched at all only the not but the notches that are cut in the nut are so miniscul everyone will have to cut the proper size notches. So case in point this will work for you as it did for me, but just a heads up. 1-this product is not bone 2-the nut will be off by a lite 1/8" 3-the saddle after begin centered will leave a 3/8 space on each side of saddle due to the fact that yamaha uses long saddles for some reason. It got my guitar sounding damn good. But if your very perticular... » Read More hey man, didnt see one specifically for a lefty, but i got one for my 71-f700, now the saddle is not notched at all only the not but the notches that are cut in the nut are so miniscul everyone will have to cut the proper size notches. So case in point this will work for you as it did for me, but just a heads up. 1-this product is not bone 2-the nut will be off by a lite 1/8" 3-the saddle after begin centered will leave a 3/8 space on each side of saddle due to the fact that yamaha uses long saddles for some reason. It got my guitar sounding damn good. But if your very perticular measure an buy exactly what u need!!! Good luck « Show Less
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It works all right on my Surly LHT. The only annoying thing that I've noticed is that I brush my legs against it when I climb out of the saddle. I'm not sure how typical this is.
2049443
I installed mine on the right, due to being dominantly right handed. But looking at them, I see no reason why they wouldn't work just as well for the left.
2159514
No...my husband had to take it to a bow shop and have it fitted for lefty. It was an inexpensive fix.
1443511
I orient mine on the right side of the bike. That gives me plenty of room yo both raise the bike and slowly return it to the kick stand. Also I use a22mm socket on a 1/2" ratchet. It is a good system providing you are cautious about gently pushing the bike to the left as you lower the lift. Slow and easy is the key.
22649
I think the install was pretty standard for any mtn bike that has the same whole pattern on the fork. I put it on Giant worked great.
1509812
Probably will not work with that type of bike. The hooks slide down the center pole and hook over the top bar on the frame. This works OK for my wife's Cannondale Hybrid but the bar is high enough on the frame that the hook can engage and keep the bike secure.The only adaptation that comes to mind is if you could rig-up a temporary top bar for the frame and I think i have seen those somewhere. The bar goes from the head stem to the seat upright. Good question.
1867785
those mirrors require CRG bar End adapters which work on both sides of the handlebars clutch side and throttle side.the mirrors are also identical for both sides. there is no separate left mirror and right mirror model number
97914
I believe these can be mounted on either side although I've only mounted them on the left. I'm not familiar enough with the Canondale to know for sure, but I have them on four different brands, two hybrids, a mountain bike and two city cruisers with no problem. They fit into the open end of the bar after you cut out or off the end of the grip and remove the plug if your model has one (some do and some don't).
2268332
If you are a machinist (like I was) maybe you are able to switch the drive side to the left, But is a big job , because the drive gear and the worm gear have a spline on the shaft, and the brackets are offset. Maybe you should check with the manufacturer to see if they make a left handed awning.
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You tuck it in your waistband anywhere you like, attaching the chord to your belt loop. Basically "gangster style". And yes you can absolutely use it for a lefty. I own one and love it. Just change the chord to something stronger like 550
472090
For starters I didn't even know that Remington made the 870 in a left hand configuration. That being said, I have never seen a left handed option for any of the side saddles on the market. I did a decent amount of research before purchasing this one too.
1909533
Hi Sean, Thanks for asking. We have had other customers install the Revolights on a Cannondale Bad Boy. I have included a fit chart for your reference to determine the if your bike have the right specs, http://revolights.com/pages/fitchart. The biggest challenge we have notice with Bad Boy bikes is getting the magnet close enough to the rings for them to register. So, as a fix, you will need to add padding or additional magnets to get them close enough to the rings for the lights to register. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks, The Revolights Team
83076
I have heard both yes and no. The cut on the tops of the grips are not identical. But I am not familiar with an ambidextrous safety layout against the frame.
793466
The left shifter/brake is used for a 3 sprocket main drive (at pedals). The right shifter/brake is used for a 7 sprocket rear wheel gears (21 speed bike). I fit mine on a 29 inch mountain bike and still needed to trim the cables leaving enough slack for movement and adjustments. The wire caps and necessities were all included in the kit. Furnish your own tools, however.
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Not an answer but further question: Does this work with quick release (QR) skewers as most new bikes have, including mine? Would I need a longer QR skewer to make it fit? Is the holding nut closed circular or open ended that you can slip onto QR skewer then tighten?