Hi, i'd like to use this for a carbon mtb with a pretty thick top tube that is square shaped vs the round shape of a bike frame. will this work?
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The clamp opens up pretty big, I have a ciomfort bike with a large top tube it easily accomodates, so probably yes, if not the clamp rotates and you can hold it by the seat tube, good luck
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It should work, the clamp opens pretty wide, if it doesnt you can always use the lower tube or the seat post. Hope this helps.
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It probably can work... Large mouth clamp or use seat post to clamp...sturdy built and quite stable for the varied sized tubes I have used it on
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You could try using tube clamps to help adapt to your frame. It would eliminate the need for drilling into the frame.http://www.bikebagshop.com/rack-accessories-c-89.htmlRegards, Dean
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I use the Topeak Explorer Bike Rack but it appears that all of them are acceptable; you need to have the "track" underneath the bag so you can slide it on securely and the attachment crossbar to hold it in place. From the pictures, it appears that all the MTX frames offered on Amazon have these two features.
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Don't know. If you measure your tube diameter, I'm happy to compare it to the pins for mine. I've lifted a number of bikes with it and never had a problem. It's less useful for bikes with a front tire larger than 17 or 18", but for 99% of the road bikes, it'll do just fine.
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I used mine on a factory e-maxi e-bike AKA R Martin MIPower. It is a style of a standard 26" MTB, so I can say" maybe "
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Yes, it will fix that size bike, you have to cut the stirrer to fit the frame. But I would go with a higher quality fork.I use it on my bad weather bike, which works fine, but not for hardcore riding.
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It has a lot of adjustment points. Three holes for the height on the bottom spars. At the top, the connecting arms are adjustable an the horizontal axis. It seem to me that it should work on most hard-tail MTB frames and wheel sizes (26, 27.5, 29)
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All my research tells me this is not a fork for a "stumpjumper" unless that is just a glorified name for your normal MTB. Suggest you go online and search for forks specific to your bike.
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The basked must be used in tandem with the Topeak rack so if the rack fits it should work. I have my rack on 700c wheel and if your wheels + the height of the tires don't exceed that you should be fine. I don't think the width of the tires would be a problem.
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Should work ok with thin-tire road bike. Knobby tread on some mountain bike tires might give a rough ride, and some of the new "fat tire" bikes probably won't fit.
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It will not work with square tubing on the ladder. I would not recommend this rack anyway. The rubber grips are poorly designed with a strap that is way too short to grab and pull over the bicycle tubing. I now only use the rack to hang my a-frame ladder and as a laundry rack!
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It should work fine. I put mine on a Venzo Scud 29er MTB that I built up. The Venzo has a 31.8 clamp diameter.
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I purchased this to use on a Tricycle conversion kit from Bicycle Designers. It was too wide to use on that. This conversion kit is actually a Sturmey-Archer 5sp hub. You can get the specs on the Sturmey Web site.
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You will not be able to reuse the mtb inner tubes. Go with the right size tubes.
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I've got a Specialized road bike and the mount easily adapted to fit the bigger tube. Worth the money and worth a try!
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I'm not sure. The connecting pieces are curved to fit a round pole. Not sure if the will properly attach to the square tubing.
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Honestly, im not 100% sure. I tried to look into it but didn't find a whole lot of answers. But the angle brackets for this wont fit your bike. You would have to Fab. your own which wouldn't be hard. But if you could do that, id say you could make it fit. All it really did for my bike is fit snuggle to the rubber tube, and those can be altered. BTW your bike would look pretty bas A** with the cone. GL!