How thick is the 32T chainring? And what is the size and diameter of the bolt patterns?
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I'm not sure but it work well and hasn't shown wear after a lot of riding. The bcd of the one I bought is 104 mm
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hi jerry, sorry for the late responds i only open my email twice a week. the best way to tell you the sizes is to send or post a photo of the 32 pcs. bit set that is printed on the box so that you can also see what they look like. i will post it tonight to your respond column if that is okey for you.
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1.5 inches... if your putting bigger tires on I wouldn't go bigger than 32's
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The pattern is a standard 5 on 4.5. I bought this tire and rim set for my dual axle boat trailer and it is working out just fine.
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These are M12x1.5. According to my research, they have the same thread length as stock bolts, 26mm with a 60deg taper.
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I don't know the exact size of the bolt holes, but they fit perfectly. I dont really want to remove the switch to measure. I am sure that you will not be disappointed.
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The 1/2 x 1/8 chain fits single speed bikes such as beech cruisers and vintage single speeds. The 1/2 x 3/32 chain fits themultispeed bikes such as your 10 speed. It is good chain and should work.
399040
We apologize for that. The spacer is 6x135 bolt pattern. There was a slight mix up in the information, but it has now been fixed. We were going back and forth with Amazon for the last couple of weeks in regards to this issue.
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They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps.Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty good and you can run a bolt thru the middle holes for rigidity. Good luck! They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps.Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty... » Read More They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps.Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty good and you can run a bolt thru the middle holes for rigidity. Good luck! « Show Less
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The bolt pattern is 4--3/8in holes spaced 2inches apart in a square pattern. the shaft of the pump is in the center of the square. it is .500in diam. hope this helps..500 is the same as 1/2in.
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The overall length of the 127.5 is 2.5mm shorter than your 130, so you would divide the difference by 2 so with the 127.5mm bottom bracket your chainrings will now be 1.25mm closer to the center of the bike... I really don't believe this will be enough to cause any issues...
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Those numbers aren't describing bolt distances. 7.9 is the outer diameter of the whole spacer and 6.9 is the inner..... With a thickness of .3
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You will need chainring bolts. The length depends on your current set up. You shouldn't need new bolts is you are replacing one of your other chainrings.
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Hi, that model of Trek probably was offered with more than one crank set. You need to measure the "BCD" or bolt circle diameter. That is the distance between the bolts that would hold on the largest chain ring. 104 BCD is very common.
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Per the item description they are 8/32 universal threads.I use them with a Remington pull through wire but they fit a standard rod also.
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I'm not sure the exact diameter of them but I got a set of these to try to put on my 07 Harley sportster with a fork diameter of 39mm and these where about 3 times to small to work for that application.
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I found a spec sheet online somewhere before I bought mine. It might have been on the MonMount website for item # 194B but I don't recall. Anyway, if I understand you correctly, I laid a ruler on the base behind the shaft and measured to the edge, it was difficult to read because the metal curves but it looks to be about 33 mm. Keep in mind that the mounting plate is not completely flat, there are 2 large bolts that hold the 2 halves of the base together so the bold heads add a few mm to the width. I'm not sure if I can upload pictures here but I will if I can.