Will this work on a 21 speed Trek bike ???
168054
It is a 27in wheel, I did put a shimino 7 speed mega range gear cluster on the back wheel. The 34 tooth low gear works real well on hills.
168055
In order to answer that, you need to know whether the bike uses a cassette or a freewheel for its rear gearing. This wheel will not work with a cassette.
168056
Yes, if you have a Trek designed for 27 inch wheels and you use a 7 speed gear cluster
841705
yes, it works for my ladies Trek bike but I sometimes use a detachable cross-bar adapter on my bike. works either way
1217575
Yes I put it on my 21 speed. The chain for the motor goes on the others side of the bike. You can go to sickbikepart.com and buy a shift kit if you want to be able to shift gears. That's what I have done to my 21 speed. Hope this helps you. Have fun.
2211676
The box states it will, I have only installed it on 7 speed bikes, but my impression is should work fine on a 8 speed also. Easy to install once you use a chain tool to get it at the correct length
1704227
Yes it should. I love mine but I'm using a ten speed on it. Read the directions step by step and it should work. Basically, you remove the original rod on your bike and slide the rod they gave you in it. Hope it helps. It burns serious calories!!
521455
If the master link is designed for a 7 speed bike it is more than likely it will fit. Keep in mind there are master links of similar design but for different speed bikes, A lot depends on the diameter and length of the connecting pin.
1404829
Jozsef, I believe so. This wheel is sold by Niagra and you can contact them directly. Your bike is listed as a 21 speed so it should fit. The bike I bought this for was an old 5 speed mountain bike and I had to adjust the spacing and redish the wheel....pretty simple. Good luck. - Bill
800140
I am not certain but think it will. I have a Trek Speed concept. I take only the wheels off and the derailer. The aerobars remove and swing to the sidewhere i ziptie them in place. Very simple. It is a cery nice system...
328706
I used mine on a 2011 Trek fuel Ex7 and it works great. .not sure on your model but for the money give it a try. .. I would also order the shorter bolts or spacers
1375459
If you have fairly standard round-ish chainstays then it should work. If you have a carbon fiber bike with shaped stay it's not fit.
1521596
I can only say it worked on our Schwinn 231 upright bike. I had no assurance it would work, but it did. Good luck, may need a leap of faith.
14696
brake pads are pretty generic fit anymore, there is only a couple styles. I used these on 2 Treks 700x35 wheels on one, 26x2.0 on the other. They work on both bikes and probably will fit yours also.
1445342
I think it will work on almost any bike with at least 24" tires. The bike I have on it is a Roadmaster mountain bike with 24" tires and the resistance wheel barely adjusts tight enough to provide resistance.
53859
According to Bikepedia http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?year=1999&brand;=Trek&model;=830+AL this carnkset is the same one that was sold with the bike. This should fit fine on yours. The only difference may be the length of the carkarm but I feel 170mm is fairly standard.
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Yes, it will fit. You may need to remove a few links from the chain to get the correct length for your bike. This chain has 1/2 inch long links that are 3/32 inch wide, which will work with 6, 7 or 8-speed rear cogs (commonly known as the "cassette" or "freewheel"). All 21-speed bikes have 7 cogs in the rear X 3 chain rings up front making "21 speeds." The other very common chain size is 1/8 inch wide (1/2" x 1/8"), which is too wide for multi-geared bikes.
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I had an old Trek bike from 1993 with a warped rear wheel with similar model to yours. I replaced it with one of these generic 26" x 1.5" rear wheels and it worked fine. I needed to buy a Park tool and a 10" adjustable wrench to get the flywheel off ( extra $12 or so ) but after that no problem. There are You Tube videos showing how to get it off
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Can't say for sure but the trailer comes with a universal adapter piece that you install on your rear tire mount of your bike. Once installed, I've kept mine on where I have the trailer or not as its very inconspicuous. Installation was easy and I can't see any reason why the same wouldn't be true of other bike models or brands. So I'd imagine it works on any type of bike but I don't have a a trek so I don't want to assume too much.