would this bike trainer fit a fuji road bike?
496742
It depends on the tire size. There are several answered questions that explain what tire sizes will work.
496743
I have several different bikes that have fit this trainer. I am not 100% sure if it will fit a Fuji bike but then again I don't see why it wouldn't fit your bike.
496744
Yes, the way it works is you remove the rear skewer from your bike and use the skewer included and that fits into the mounting clamps.
2149570
It depends on two things. the wheel size and the way the back wheel is fixed on. Wheel size: the trainer is intended for adult bikes with wheels in the 26-29 inch range. It may fit smaller bikes down to 24" (child-sized bikes, but I'm not sure Wheel attachment. It is intended for bikes with "quick-release" back axles. These bikes do not have hexagonal nuts holding the back wheel, they have a dome-shaped nuts with a release lever on one side (the side away from the chain). The gripping mechanism of the trainer fits over this quick-release system. I don't know what would happen if you tried to clamp it on hexagonal nuts.
1452220
The seating grooves where the bike mates with the trainer is fitted for their quick release that comes with the trainer. I am pretty sure if one has a workshop in their garage can create a similar fit for any bike but I doubt, out the box as what comes with the trainer, that it will work with any bike not equipped with a quick release.
1933598
Unfortunately no, it won't fit. What you need is a 58mm filter thread for the Fuji 18-55mm Lens
330880
check the threads on the pedals the pedals that come with the biodyne are superb unless you're thinking in terms of a racing pedal for a trainer in which case you'd probably want the whell trainer that the rear wheel sits in - the Airdyne with its arm exercise motion wouldn't be conducive for x-training for cyclists in that sense
1911105
It perfectly fits my mountain bike model specialized grasshopper. I don't have a road bike so I m not sure. But u can compare the specs or sizes between your and my bikes and make you own decision.
434795
It should. Most road bikes have that same size handlebar mounting bracket thing. If you want to double check, typing in the serial and or model number in Google could probably produce the specs. It's a great bargain and it's about as heavy as a pair of socks so you'd be making a great purchase. It's also solidly made. Hope this helps. :-)
375429
Hi Glenda, as long as your bike is a mountain bike and that you choose the right size, it should fit. These tires won't fit the road bikes.
1597588
It is not designed for any bike in particular, that is what is so nice about any indoor trainer. You can use whatever bike you happen to own or whatever bike you intend to purchase. I do recommend you purchase a rear tire specifically designed for indoor trainers as knobby tires will have little grip and road tires tend to wear out.
434794
You will need a stem that will fit a bar with a 31.8mm diameter. If your Fuji is an older road bike with a 1" quill stem, it probably fits 25.4 or 26mm diameter bar. You will need to get an 1" to 1 1/8" adapter and a modern stem. The bars are great. I'm thinking about putting them on one of my vintage frames, too.
530510
While my bike is not a fixed gear bike, I can say that the trainer does not interfere with or change the way the gears work. The only thing that matters is whether your bike has the right kind of removable rear wheel.
1801994
Hello,Yes your tire size is the right size. However if your bike does not have a quick release rear tire it will not fit the trainer. Thank you.
1801995
Hello, Yes your tire size is the right size. However if your bike does not have a quick release rear tire it will not fit the trainer. Thank you.
1704226
That's hard to say. The trainer includes a replacement axel for your rear wheel. If your riding a relatively modern bike with a quick release, it should work.
1146403
I have 29in Trek mtn bike and this trainer did not fit my wheels. There wasnt enough clearance between the floor and my tire.
2209397
Sorry, I don't know. I can say it will fit a Fuji X-100s (very tight with filter hood). Perhaps you can check its dimensions on dpreview.
1704230
Yes, it should. The gears are not affected or involved in the set-up of the trainer, you can use whatever gearing you have as you normally would.