what pieces do you need to attach a wheel to a madd gear pro?
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There should be bolts with the scooter. I think the bolts screw into each other to form an axle. I am not 100% sure my daughter put it together.
1815449
You should be able to use any standard MTB wheel with a gear set that is consistent with your regular outdoor MTB wheel.
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It depends. If you just have a bare hub you don't need anything, it just screws on. Otherwise you need the correct tool to remove the old freewheel or cog. Those tools vary depending on what is currently installed
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?,; it needs a horizontal part of frame for fastening/stabilizing piece to fasten wheel to frame; look at the photo closely
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2, handle bar shaft, & the deck. You connect them with the Allen wrench provided in the box. Just make sure that they line up or the wheel will be crooked. Don't tighten it too much or you can risk cracking the headset.
453667
No! This will Only work on the front. There is no way to attach your rear gear set to it. They also sell a Rear wheel for a Freewheel. That's what you need.
2275856
Yes, you need to buy the tubes (tunnels) and 2 elbow tubes (tunnels) for this snap wheel. I recommend that you buy these tubes (tunnels) separate. There is a package of tubes (tunnels) that does connect this wheel and connects to your cage.
1448672
Hi there. It is the front rim so there is not a gear. You'll need the rear rim if you're looking for the gears for the derailer
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I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well, but the legs still need some work to be sturdy when running. I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well,... » Read More I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well, but the legs still need some work to be sturdy when running. « Show Less
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There should be a bracket on the both side of the wheel. The bracket is on the rear axial.
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U need to get the hub , those steering wheel are universal but u need to buy the hub
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correct. The small parts kit is a separate item. The hubs usually are either non disc or disc You would have to ask Shimanos Tech dept on that. You'll also need to buy the locking washers for installing the hub to the bikes dropouts.
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Yes, is you get the right attachments for the front.There are different wheel set ups.
24741
I simply attached the rear wheel by tightening the hand screw on the left side of the trainer. I did not remove anything from the bike to do this
1964330
I had the same question! I was attemptying to replace only the cable on mine, because that's all that was broken. But I was not able to find just the cable, or more specifically; the part of the cable that hooks into the wheel and spins with the cable to make it work! After years of looking. This one simply hooks between the front wheel fork, and the hub/spokes. Simple and easy. Good luck!
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Look at http://c929377.r77.cf2.rackcdn.com/54240_072013.pdf and you can see the assembly document. It requires a screw driver and a mallet or hammer. The mallet is to connect the wheels. Assembly is not complicated at all.
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The wheels are "track" wheels. They are fixed/fixed only. There is no way to mount a freewheel to them without replacing the hub and spokes.