how do i know what size i have a 26 inch beach cruiser that i want to replace the crank and bearings
364855
Count the number of teeth on your front cog. Simple as that. But even if it's not the same you can always adjust the chain, all depends on how hard you want to peddle
364856
Yeah just count the number of teeth and make sure it's a square taper bottom bracket (it most likely will be).
1101717
Hi Patricia, Yes you can replace the wheels ( just for ease I always buy ones with bearing already attached). Here is a little rule of thumb on wheels, just a little guide not the rule is all hope it helps. For boards 40 inches or longer, use a 70--75 millimeter diameter. For boards 34 to 42 inches, use a 68--72 millimeter diameter. For boards 34 inches and smaller, use a 60--67 millimeter diameter. Note that a smaller wheel within the range will allow for easier pumping and quicker acceleration, while a larger wheel will allow for maintaining greater speeds.
1986914
I gave this to a friend and she has a 26 " cruiser, so probably not, not sure though, read the specs for it. That's the best I can tell you..
1109697
Look if the manual of your bike or the crank arm specifies the size, or if the size might be stamped on the existing pedal.If DIY no documentation available: Measure the hole diameter on the crank arm (at the inner side, opposite to the pedal) or take one of the original pedals off your bike and measure the threaded part, you'll need a caliper for that. (That's how I did :-)Hint: Clerks at (small) hardware stores and of course bike shops or fellow experienced bikers also could help with that.
1362345
Yes. I looked up this bike and it looks like the cranks fit this size. Either way, this is the larger of the two most common sizes and it's not really a problem if it goes on a crankset of the smaller size.
1782538
should be 8815 for the front...as are most Honda cruiser models(VT series, ace , shadow etc) follow instructions carefully and save clips etc for reuse during assembly.... http://www.kuryakyn.com/Products/1598/Splined-Peg-Adapter-for-Cruisers-Sport-Bikes is the link to the chart
313509
Check the crank manufacturer specs for pedal spindle diameter compatibility.
396921
NO! You'll have to measure your post diameter with a caliper or take your old post to a bike shop to have it measured. Then order your new post accordingly.
504471
sure but if you are going to change crank you may have to change cassette so check bike shop. I had a problem with my wheel hub so I had change wheels.
1920282
The 2th number in the total shaft length in mm. Take the old bottom bracket out and measure it or run the model number to get the specs. If it's a newer bike you might be able to track down the bottom bracket specs online. If it's a frame with no bracket to measure and you can't get the bike specs online "take it to a shop". Also you need a special tool to remove/replace the bottom bracket. Good luck buddy!
2019899
Measure everything in the bottom bracket that's what I did. Info is on your bike vendors Web site
59866
I replaced the original crankset that comes with this bike (which is actually pretty bad) with a shimano tourney crankset (Shimano FC-A070 Crankset 50/34 x 170mm 7 spd Tourney Black Road Bike). The only special tool that you will need is a crank puller for square taper cranks. You can find a lot of different models in amazon. Any of them can do this job pretty well. Finally, you may need other ordinary tools such as an adjustable spanner and a socket set. And just make sure that the socket walls are not so thick (such as those used for heavy duty jobs), so that you can insert the socket to remove the protection bolt from the crankset (you can see the bolt by removing the plastic cap that covers the crank).
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http://www.amazon.com/b?node=5801315011http://www.cycleexperience.com/getting_the_right_size.php
407488
Don't know -but try planet bike's website. you can email them if there's nothing on the site.
42173
Measure your bottom bracket to be sure, but this is the most common size I've run into while replacing bottom brackets on bikes I fix. Provided your crank is a square taper and not an octalink or something like that.
1193999
First of all -are you able to remove the crank arms using an appropriate tool? If yes, remove the arms and measure the length ... and the actual width of the bracket mount on the frame itself. If you don't have the tools, I suggest not doing this job yourself.
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My first suggestion is to read all the previous answers on the UN55 before you attempt to replace your bottombracket assembly. If you can remove the spindle, look to see if the specifications of the spindle are embossed on the spindle itself. For example, my Shimano spindle has specifications of 68 - 122.5 embossed on it, the smaller number is the bottom bracket bearing tube width and the larger number is the actual spindle length. Then select the UN55 sealed bearing BB that is the closest to your measurements.