I have a tight frame. From the top of the 28c tire to center of brake mount is 12mm. Brake pad reach is 43mm. Will this fit?
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If your dimension is 43mm from the center of the mounting bolt to the center of the rims braking surface, this brake should work.. It's a very goor brake.
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Tim, you need to compare mounting holes and sizes of these pads with the ones you have on women's bike. These pads were pretty good fit on my 37-622 (700x35c) wheels
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The pin that secures the lock on your brake rotor is 1/2" diameter and the unit has a 2 1/2" throat so you will have to measure your rotor to see if it will work for those dimensions. I am very pleased with the unit and am amazed that I have set it off just by bumping my bike while it was parked in my garage. Regards Bob
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I installed a 265/70/16. Not sure if a smaller tyre would fit. In your case the width of tyre is the concern.
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Thank you everyone, it is in fact a 135mm spacing. I have a couple of options I guess, either have a cold set done to narrow the spacing to 130mm or go with a disc brake wheel, these are made for 135mm spaces, allowing extra room for the rotor. I just won't be putting a rotor on it. In the long run it might be worth having the cold set done?
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This rack fits standard mountain bike frames with tires 02 .25 inches, but if you mean the new very large and Fat tires I cannot say, also be aware that this rack might not accommodate Some bikes with disc brakes, my bike has disc brakes but it Fits okay but a little tricky to install. Very sturdy construction.
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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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The pin that secures the lock on your brake rotor is 1/2" diameter and the unit has a 2 1/2" throat so you will have to measure your rotor to see if it will work for those dimensions. I am very pleased with the unit and am amazed that I have set it off just by bumping my bike while it was parked in my garage.Regards Bob
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You have 7 1/4" of straight bar. I have ergon grips, hand brake and trigger shifter, they all fit.
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I believe it will. The bike we have it on is a 26 in rim but I think the key dimension is the height of the seat stem socket. How high is it off the ground. As you can see the frame member has a little radius in it so it will clear your tire fairly easy. I think this will fit without to much issue
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Yes it should. You might need to unmount the tire if it's really wide or tall.Fits my 700cc clincher. Which is basically a thin 29" rimThe prong isn't really centered so u might need to flip the rim to check the other side.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This trainer will fit a 700c, 26-27 inch wheel. Unfortunately, it will not be compatible with a 28" wheel. The MagRoller is adjustable for the different tire diameter.
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It should. I have 26er with 2.1" tires and there is plenty of width left. Only issue I had was disc breaks not fitting well (had to modify the unit).
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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.
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Ys it will fit, i'm using Continental Ultra Race Road Tires 700c x 25mm on mine.
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I have a 23c x 700 wheel and an origin8 pro pulsion brakes, it fits perfectly. The stem is also carbon fiber and 1 1/8" in diameter. I have to file the fork a little for my headset bearing to fit snugly.
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They should work with that tire size but you must check the distance between the centerline of the mounting holes to the centerline of the braking surface on both your bikes front qnd rear wheels. These are short calipers and may not be long enough for your particular application. Tektro makes calipers in several different lengths and can be found on the Harris Cyclery website.