Will it fit a diamondback trace bike. It has the rear disc cable running along the chainstay
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Yes, I have the DB trace dual sport, you just put the stand as shown on the picture and you will be fine.
1811983
It should. I put it on my Specialized Rock Hopper with disc brakes. It goes on the opposite side of the chain and cable
1811984
I have diamondback trace. It fits. See the customer pictures in the reviews. I have posted the picture the kickstand on fitted to the bike.
496475
I have the tranz-X kickstand and it fits perfectly on my GT mtb. It doesn't interfere with the disc brake. I am not familiar with the other kickstand.
57837
Not sure about your specific model but I was able to install it securely on mountain 29 er with disc breaks. With so many adjustable parts I am almost positive it will fit any bike.
1991159
I have a 20' frame Diamondback 29" bike and it fits well. I did need to use a 1/2" wire clamp on one side, but this is by far the best rack I have ever seen. I cannot tell you if it will fit your bike without slight modifications, but would suggest you try it. You can always return it if it will not work.
512160
I don´t know if it will fit, I guess so because it´s a kind of universal way to fix it. Anyway, the part that you use in the front does not fix rigth. If you ride in trails with stones and holes, this part will not stay in the bike. The back part if fine and can handle with all terrains.
855333
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.
340276
It will fit the bike for sure. Main thing is, if you didn't have a long cage before, the chain you have on might not be long enough. If you're replacing the chain tho, just remove a few links less.
4028
I looked at a few pictures of that bike and I am going to say that it will not. It does not look like the rear of the frame has the bolt holes to accommodate it, nor does it have the unused cantilever brake bolt holes to fit the top of the rack to. It MIGHT be possible to make it fit, but it may take a bit more hardware and some kludging.Mine is mounted on a Mongoose Comp Tyax 24-speed with disk brakes. It was a direct and easy bolt-on.
811714
It should fit. The back of the beach cruiser is like my mountain bike. I had no problem putting on my mountain bike with disc brakes. The attachment that comes with seat allows you to adjust for the height and position.
330452
hey virginia, don't know for sure one way or another. had to modify the fit for my nephew's diamondback. supposedly it was a clean, direct fit for his model. it does seem fairly well made, so if you or someone is handy, it might fit. mike
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I'm not certain, but I believe it would. It's a very versatile rack. I have this rack on two very different bikes: a 2013 Trek 8.4 DS 17.5" (second men's size, hybrid frame) with disc breaks as well as a 2014 Trek Lexa SL 56 cm (road bike, largest ladies' frame) without disc breaks. I'm very pleased with it. It holds my panniers back and out of the way where I'm not hitting my heels feet on them.
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Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put back together. Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put... » Read More Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put back together. « Show Less
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Not sure, but it fit mine with disk brakes. Make sure your bike has the holes for the bolts at the bottom
1604937
I couldn't get it to fit because of my disc brakes. I purchased a kickstand that fits only on the bottom rear part of the frame. Look at adjustable aluminium alloy kickstand by topcabin or URgreat. Im very happy with it.
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Hi Belladona;I'm quite confident that it will fit because the strap that goes around the tubular handlebar has a span of from 13/16 inches to about 1.5 inches.Right now I have it on my wife's bicycle handlebar that has a 7/8 inch outside diameter and she loves it. If the tube you plan to mount it on falls within that range, it should work.
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Check the Slipstreamer website. They have a complete listing of what bikes it will fit. Or call their customer service.
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It fits, but this is not the type of tail bag for that bike. I recommend you instead a pair of saddle bags. They definitively will look much better on that bike