Will this fit my 2001 Fuji Ace? Current WheelsRear Hub: Fuji Sealed Aluminum Cassette RoadRims: Alex, RP-15 Aluminum Road, 32-holeTires: 700 x 28c Kenda, K-189 RoadSpoke Brand: Stainless steel, 2.0mm straight gaugeSpoke Nipples: Brass nipplesMore info on my bike if needed:http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?year=2001&brand=Fuji&model=Ace Will this fit my 2001 Fuji Ace? Current WheelsRear Hub: Fuji Sealed Aluminum Cassette RoadRims: Alex, RP-15 Aluminum Road, 32-holeTires: 700 x 28c Kenda, K-189 Road » Read More Will this fit my 2001 Fuji Ace? Current WheelsRear Hub: Fuji Sealed Aluminum Cassette RoadRims: Alex, RP-15 Aluminum Road, 32-holeTires: 700 x 28c Kenda, K-189 RoadSpoke Brand: Stainless steel, 2.0mm straight gaugeSpoke Nipples: Brass nipplesMore info on my bike if needed:http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?year=2001&brand=Fuji&model=Ace « Show Less
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This wheel uses a freewheel. looks like your currently running a cassette. You'd need to get a freewheel in the least. Sorry to be so late. I use email very infrequently.
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I am not familiar with the Cannondal but I have a Schwinn (70038c) 7 speed feewheel.My guess would be yes it should fit. Your original rim seems a bit narrow than mine.It depends on what width tire you plan to mount up or how uniform you want to match the front rim.The 23c is rim width. The fit should not be a problem.Check it out.
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I didn't measure it. It was for a 60's era Schwinn and it fit. I just took the sellers word for it and they were correct. If you look on the old bearing you should be able to find a number. All bearings, no matter who manufactured them, carry identical part numbers for identical bearings. I bought a couple of these. I think that rather than pound out the old cup, I just all the new stuff but the cup. Much easier that way. Ed
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These hub caps bolt on to the steel wheels with plastic lugs. I'm pretty sure they are vehicle specific. I had a 201p
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I have a 70s schwinn roadbike as well...If you are referring to the fact that older bikes have a 125 mm rear fork spacing, rather than the newer, wider, forks, then yes, this wheel fit my bike without any adjustments. I have a 6-speed freewheel, it works just fine...I would assume a 5-speed would work too.
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I believe these are slightly angled. I use them on my 80s Raleigh with Araya 27 1 1/4 inch rims and on my 72 Schwinn Sports Tourer with similar sized Weinmann rims. The Weinmann rims are curved a bit more than the Araya rims. Both seem to work really well. I have at least a few hundred miles on the Raleigh with these break pads. I haven't been out on the Schwinn with them but they're tested in the garage and seem perfect. In both cases these are almost a perfect math for the original pads, except in color.
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I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make them work. I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make... » Read More I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make them work. « Show Less
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The carb I received actually says Keihin on it. That being said, it was slightly smaller than the factory carb that came on my XR80R. I will second the mounting bolts, it is slightly different. All things considered, I would buy it again given the chance, it works great and was easy to overcome the slight differences. Also, the bike runs great!
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Nope. You need tires marked 26 x 1-3/8. Been there, done that. On Amazon, your choice is limited (no fancy stuff like Schwalbe, so far as I know) but Kenda has you covered. Do you really need a $40 tire on an old steel rim English wheel? If I could, I'd send you a link to the tire I have in mind. If you answer this post, I'll give you the ISO size you need.
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Not sure, but from what I can tell, I believe it is the #8815 splined adapter for the 1100 ACE. Don't know the year of bike, but think this is it. You can go to the Kuryakyn website and type in the yr./make/model and should be able to find the info you are looking for.
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I don't know for sure, but I think so. Take a chance. For myself, I checked as well as I could on the internet but didn't find a definite answer. In the end, I just counted the nubs/ridges whatever and made sure they matched. I may have measured the dimensions of the tool also. But, basically after doing as much as I could, I had to take a chance. And, luckily it fit. My rear derailleur says dura ace, and the front says shimano ultegra. Hope that helps.
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Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... According to the Mk6 wheel specs, they seem to fit. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your Mk6 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm) If the wheel specs are correct, then the Mk6 wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope this helps. Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... According to the Mk6 wheel specs, they seem to fit. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your Mk6 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm) If the wheel specs are correct, then the Mk6 wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope... » Read More Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... According to the Mk6 wheel specs, they seem to fit. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your Mk6 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm) If the wheel specs are correct, then the Mk6 wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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These are the ones! They will fit the standard mounts on that bike. If you are looking for the Larger Aluminum cases we have those also but will require additional mounts. ThanksIsaac
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It measures 20mm across the brake track. It's a standard rim. It was an exact replacement for the Matrix rims on my 1985 Trek 600. It laced right in with the same hub and spokes. It has given good service so far. The material is not hardened, so wear may increase unless soft pads are used.
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I think you need to chk carefully on the picture that shows the manifold base. If it looks like the same shape and the same hole location then it has a big chance it will fit. I think it will Fit. all 150cc are standard base for carbs. mine is not a taotao. but it fits well. This carbs perform well. it adds more torc and fires up in single switch. One trick for taotao to run smoth and strong torc is you match up your muffler with carbs. try to use this carb and a 45 rate muffler you will see and feel the difference. i suggest use the atv dirt bike air filter 42mm. And dont worry, one thing good with Amazon no question ask for any return. I think you need to chk carefully on the picture that shows the manifold base. If it looks like the same shape and the same hole location then it has a big chance it will fit. I think it will Fit. all 150cc are standard base for carbs. mine is not a taotao. but it fits well. This carbs perform well. it adds more torc and fires up in single switch. One trick for taotao to run smoth and strong torc is you match up your muffler with carbs. try to use this carb and a 45 rate muffler you will see and feel the difference. i suggest use the atv dirt bike air filter 42mm. And dont worry, one thing... » Read More I think you need to chk carefully on the picture that shows the manifold base. If it looks like the same shape and the same hole location then it has a big chance it will fit. I think it will Fit. all 150cc are standard base for carbs. mine is not a taotao. but it fits well. This carbs perform well. it adds more torc and fires up in single switch. One trick for taotao to run smoth and strong torc is you match up your muffler with carbs. try to use this carb and a 45 rate muffler you will see and feel the difference. i suggest use the atv dirt bike air filter 42mm. And dont worry, one thing good with Amazon no question ask for any return. « Show Less
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Sorry, mine was bent so I sent it back, it looked like it would fit any modern 5-7 speed freewheel(like a shimano) though, just threads on.
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See if the rims are stamped S-7. Those will fit the S-7 rim. I purchased a pair of 26 x 2.0 for an old Schwinn Spitfire. Just a little fatter tire than the 1 3/4. Tire size 26 x 1.75 will NOT fit a Schwinn rim. So the key is to confirm the rims are truly Schwinn. Good luck!