Will this case store a 29"? Trek Mountain Bike - or is it just for standard 26" wheels?
505026
It stored my 29" Giant Mountain Bike with a large frame easily. Should work with a Trek as well.
505027
I have only traveled with my road bike, which have 700C rims which are essentially 29" wheels so your 29" MTB wheels should fit.
2109947
Should have no problem, but may require you to remove or lower your seat. Wheelbags are sized to fit 29ers.
338604
This is a great rack. We own several Diamondback, Schwin, and Mongoose bikes (road and mountain), and all fit with plenty of room to spare. I don't know for sure about 29ers though.
338605
I believe it should. I have a medium-size Specialized Crosstrail with 29" wheels, and it fits great. I don't know if your specific bike's tubes are thicker, but hopefully this will give you a frame of reference.
1390463
A 29inch bike has to have a fork rated for 29 inch. This fork is rated for 26 inch wheels.
1917581
My bike (Trek 4500) has a 17" frame and 26" wheels & tires. With the stand raised only part way up, there is about two feet of clearance from the bottom of the tires to the ground. I imagine the stand can accommodate any standard production bike of any frame-size. Meanwhile, the clamp opens to about 3.5 inches wide at its widest, and from there clamps down to about 2.5 inches, so I imagine it should accommodate top tubes of up to 2.5 inches in diameter. I'll try to post photos of the clamp with a measuring tape on the product's amazon page.
1023169
I have a 26er mountain bike and thre is room so it looks like it should. The fit issue I have is the width if the wheels not the radius.
1314668
i am unsure of the size of my bike and i do not want to mislead you. i am 6 foot 1 inch and have a trek madone that fits me. my bike fits in the case but it is tight with the frame.
335251
I have a 29er and a racing bike with 700cc tires. Both fit just fine. You need to slide the plastic holders in the best position to get the best fit.
1210335
According to mfg spec sheet It should fit most 26"-27" bicycles. However, it hangs from seat post by u- bracket (And because of that is not recommended for bicycles with rear suspension on seatpost) and attaches to two seat supports to the rear fork of the bicycle. I could never install this seat to my mountain bike due to rear forks design are not parallel to the centerline of the bicycle nor parallel to the ground and sort of bow out. It made attaching supports to rear forks difficult. Due to my rear fork design and my rear post suspension design I bought a product that I have never used nor installed. It's in the box in my garage. If you can spend the money go for one with the rear carriage design and pull it behind.
1296394
Works fine for my Trek (not 29) but w discs, should b no problem. It's basically just a skewer- I would be shocked if it didn't work w any bike
551333
Good day, this would accommodate a 29" bike as long as the downtube of the frame is not atypical. 2.4" wide tires is right on the edge of suitable sizes, but should not be a problem. Thanks!
1952611
It fits a 700c road bike with plenty of room to spare, so it should fit a 29er.
1956038
It worked on my Trek Wahoo that has quick release wheels and disc brakes. I had to open it up a little but if you get it open a little it fits nicely. The only other thing was the two silver 'arms' that attach to the frame. There was a little bending to get them to line up with the holes on the frame to secure the rack to the frame under the seat. I am very happy with this rack and the pannier bag I ordered from Amazon.
529279
Hi Lori, Ours holds both of our mountain/road bikes. Mine is a 16 inch Specialized (I'm short) and my husbands is a 25 in Gary Fisher. I don't see why it wouldn't hold your Trek unless its atypical.
255557
I managed to fit a 29er in the bag but I had to remove the pedals / seat / forks and handlebars!It will fit a 26" but I dont know how much you would need to strip it down. If it was a road bike it would fit in much easier. You need to pack around the frame to avoid the wheels damaging the paintwork.
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It holds my GT Karakoram 3 29er just fine. It is a good, affordable stand. If you have an issue with the weight of your bike, you could always get a sand tube from your local hardware store and lay it across the legs.