can I install this fork on a 650b bike?
488612
You could, but the front of your bike may set higher than the rear. The fork is for a taller wheel.
488613
Technically this fork can be installed on a 650b bike but I would not recommend it. The fork is proportioned to work with a 29" bike and will have incorrect geometry for your bike. The fork will sit higher than a 650b fork with the same travel and will drastically change the geometry.
488614
The least expensive fork for 650b that rockshox makes for the specs you have is the RockShox 30 Gold Fork, 27.5", 100mm, Solo Air, 9mm QR, TurnKey, Crown Mounted Adjust, Diffusion Black mpn: 00.4018.630.000. It's a bit more expensive with a retail of $355 but it's not nearly as expensive as a Pike.
1396763
If you mean "V-brakes" no, there is no mounting available for said brakes. This fork only has mounting for a disk brake caliper. Hope that helps
1944845
I would not use it for that purpose. Wheel Fork is only designed to support a wheel not a whole bike. DON'T DO IT.
346890
yes, but you still need eyelets at the drop outs. the racks come with brackets if you dont have braze ons at mid fork.
1473344
This fork is only for disc brakes. I am quite happy with it on my back up mountain bike.
689734
Yes you can. However the steerer tube of the forks will be too long for the head tube. Personally I like my stems slammed. With no spacers. I always cut my steerer tubes down. But if you don't mind using a small amount of spacers you should have no problems.
882103
Hey yes this fork will accept disc brakes or rim brakes. Let us know if you have any other questions! - Worldwide Cyclery
1296393
I have the exact same bike. I works fine you just need a through axle adapter same as any other fork mount rack on a bike with a front through axle
1591896
Actually, if you remove the black circular thing on the bottom of the fork, you can fit a 110mm there. For the back, you need to adjust the spring for the brake to sit higher or get a cut brake. So yes, you can fit 110mm, but you need to make some modifications.
252191
It should easily slide into the fork. It appears you may have a faulty bike. I'd contact the seller.
73460
Won't fit with the forks still attached. If you take the tube off the fork, you VOID your warranty.
317357
Sorry, just saw a comment below... Frame and fork one thing but your wheels must have hubs disc ready
717961
Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at that price point. Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at... » Read More Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at that price point. « Show Less
1427696
Yes. The two forks slide through the stabilizer bar and is held in place by a bolt on each side.
451453
Probably. Measure the distance between the inside of the forks. The tire has to be small enough to fit through the fork as it rotates. Also, make sure you don't need to replace the tube instead of the tire.
755014
The fork I just received (shipped & sold by Amazon) has canti mounts as well as disc mounts.
833086
It should work for you, unless the fork tips on the 7000 are different than any other bike?