the thread hole is too big for my bike , is there an adaptor i can use ?? HELP
166130
If it's too big, you need to find out the actual size the axle is and order the correct size. Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any adapter.
1651361
I'm not sure of the thread size, but I think it is an metric thread. I used an 10mm socket to work wirh it. I hope that helps!.... CP
1615798
You need an adapter, search on Hurricane Fork-Up Bike Rack Mount Adapter for Fat Bike.
272273
My bike has the quick release clamp. I think a clamp with a carriage bolt and nut will work.
1060442
I'm sorry but I have no ideal. I just googled trailer hitch for our bike & this is what came up.
961390
If you mean the threaded part was to big to go through the hole, then you need to consider the Reese Towpower 74307 quick change ball kit. It has the small 3/4" shank. Its what I use and I love the quick change option. To be sure measure your hole size on the hitch I bet its 3/4" and not 1".
1159539
hm... I don't have that problem. It seems like you have a bigger handle bar? I'd bring a screw to a local hardware store and look for a same size but longer ones. Good luck.
1071839
Here is a link to what I think you need: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/opc.html Each adapter has a 1/2"-20 male thread to fit into the 1/2" crank hole; and a 9/16"- 20 threaded hole that will accept the (male) thread of your pedals. The price is $44.95 for a pair (1-right hand and the other a left hand threaded) of adapters.
1099657
I just put my bike on crooked using the frame, but it would no doubt be better and more stable if I got a cross-bar adapter such as the Allen Sports Tension Bar Bicycle Cross-Bar Adapter which is one of the less expensive of such bars available on Amazon. May be I'll order one, myself :)!
530689
I would go to hardware store and get a couple stainless steal couplers, and some all thread of the appropriate dimensions. Make an extension the exact length you want/need?
1201557
That is what I did and I don't really recommend it. I used framing hardware as an adaptor but it does not work as well as the one that was stock on her 20" bike. The frame has holes for a break but this did not fit the princes bike we bought at Costco.
908452
This adapter is for 1" threaded headset (insertion diameter of 7/8 Inch (22.2 mm). It is probably too skinny for your bike.Because your bike has 1-1/8" threaded headset, look for "1 1/8" threaded to 1 1/8" threadless" quill stem adapter.
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This unit has an adapter for both the large and small screw threads . Check your owners manual for the correct attachments either 1/4 20 or the smaller 3/16 thread size
1770503
You can use a threaded extension but you need to make sure that the extension is not exposed.
1435525
It really depends on the size frame. But there are adapters available from local bike shops as well as online that will make fit. They are around $20-30. Maybe $15. Two of my bikes require and the adapters work perfect.
91551
The threaded bolt is attached to the leg and is a standard US size. I imagine yours is actually 5/16 the size on this piece. It would be easy to check by trying a 1/4 " and 5/16" bolt from the hardware store to actually verify your size. Do not drill the hole bigger to accept the bolt if it is too small, buy the adapter plates available from the manufacturer, the wood would splinter and not be able to withstand the wear and tear.
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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