Will this kit work with a 27"/700c bike or even just one without a coaster brake? Will brakes get in the way of the motor?
499261
Truthfully, I can't see the motor working w/ racing bike type caliper brakes. The way it mounts, the motor clamps right onto the frame where the brakes are attached to the frame. If you were to remove the rear brakes, from the frame, I don't see why you couldn't mount the motor. if you have a problem removing the brakes(emotionally), the front wheel mounted motor would satisfy you, unless the added cost is a factor.
499262
It will work for it, but the back breaks must be removed to mount the motor. Also, if you live in a rainy area you will lose traction from the motor to the wheel and it will just rev and slip on the wheel. Finally, this motor causes significant wear on the tire, if you have a new tire on you should be OK for awhile, but I noticed a lot of rubber missing after 3 months of use. This company does not give refunds, so please be %100 sure that you want to buy.
499263
I don't know what the 700C means, but in essence, if you have a bike that has a standard frame ( no shock absorbers etc ) and there is no caliper style rear brake, then it should be fine. I bought mine without doing the proper research and it would not fit because of the incorrect frame style due to the shock absorber. For close up pictures of the mounting, here is an ebay ad from the guys I bought mine from: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bumble-Bee-Bolt-On-Rear-Wheel-Drive-Motorized-Bicycle-Engine-Kit-/400332078892?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash;=item5d35a6bf2c&vxp;=mtrHope this helps. I don't know what the 700C means, but in essence, if you have a bike that has a standard frame ( no shock absorbers etc ) and there is no caliper style rear brake, then it should be fine. I bought mine without doing the proper research and it would not fit because of the incorrect frame style due to the shock absorber. For close up pictures of the mounting, here is an ebay ad from the guys I bought mine from:... » Read More I don't know what the 700C means, but in essence, if you have a bike that has a standard frame ( no shock absorbers etc ) and there is no caliper style rear brake, then it should be fine. I bought mine without doing the proper research and it would not fit because of the incorrect frame style due to the shock absorber. For close up pictures of the mounting, here is an ebay ad from the guys I bought mine from: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bumble-Bee-Bolt-On-Rear-Wheel-Drive-Motorized-Bicycle-Engine-Kit-/400332078892?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash;=item5d35a6bf2c&vxp;=mtrHope this helps. « Show Less
1240166
my bike had a disc brake set up , so it was an easy install . but yes you will need the caliper mounting points on your bike .
2132360
You have an aluminum frame there, like mine, so it would fit in that regard over the chain stay. With your larger 700c wheels, the bike would tip more on the stand, but it will still work.
135496
I haven't tried this one on a bike with disc brakes but I highly suspect that it wouldn't work. I have recently purchased a different rack for one of my bikes that does have disk brakes and it has spacers at the bottom to allow it to work with the disk brakes.
1604939
i have Trek Wahoo with disc brake. With this kick stand, it gives about an inch clearance from the edge of disc. I mean it's not bothering anything of disc brake of my bike. I think it has enough play to adjust even with other 29ers with disc brake.
114823
Assuming that you mean 27" Rims. My Cycle that has this brake has 700c x23 tires, and it works great . I'm not sure if that helps you.
354434
I have a Specialized hybrid with standard brakes so I'm not sure if it will work on your bike. The adaptor that comes with the trailer is easy to install and is designed to fit a multitude of styles. The trailer itself is awesome!! Wish I could be of more help.
312408
Most 700c tires will work. The rim is a bit wide, so a narrow tire like a 20/23 might not be the best combination with this wheel. I use mine for a single speed cyclocross bike. The rim is drilled for schraeder valve.
382731
Most bikes have caliper brakes. This will not get in the way of those brakes as long as you have the right size. If you are referring to disc brakes, I don't know. I don't have disc brakes on my bicycle.
1052565
26 by what? Regardless, the answer is "possibly probably". Since this is designed for BMX freestyle, it works with the wider rims and tires (but not all widths). But the "reach" is not specified and you would need to check your fork's requirement as well (vertical distance from the mounting hole to the center of the rim's braking surface. DO NOTICE that these calipers have a bottom-feed for the cable - a tricky installation and for a specific purpose.
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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
1503121
Whatever brake you have that stops your bike will work. Linear pull , disc, coaster, etc. The pet trailer does not have integrated brakes.
517463
Yes, you must leave the chain on the bike for it to work. It will not clean the chain off the bike. Your bike must have a free wheel system not coaster brake.
188950
Yes it will provided if the rack fits. I bought it for my beach cruiser with coaster breaks I installed wheels first. It fitthe wheels but did not fit the frame. Ended up using it on another bike (my answer is not helping). What will help is that I answered a similar question and decided that photographs with measurements would work best. Look at the product pictures. Mine are the ones that features a brown bike and yard stick.
907361
Frankly I don't think it would be a problem, unless your bike has a brake disc as opposed to brakes on the wheel.
1806371
No you will need adapters. There is a model that will work it s special "disc brake" model.
914337
The hand brake only works on the front tire and the coaster brake works on the rear. I don't believe you can alter or remove a coaster brake. We looked high and low for a bike this size that had a coaster brake, so we are very happy with this bike. If I were remove anything, I would remove the front hand brake, but so far my kid has not had any problems remembering which does what.