can this be used with an old fashioned thin tire bike
818850
Should work ok with thin-tire road bike. Knobby tread on some mountain bike tires might give a rough ride, and some of the new "fat tire" bikes probably won't fit.
818851
I am not sure what you mean by thin tire but I have an old raleigh 26" men's bike with normal sized tires hooked up t it and it works just fine. If you have an old racing bike with very thin tires, it might not work.
627475
Should work fine. Bike is held in place by lower tire track and upper sliding arm which would rest over fender.
1697681
I would not trust it to do it. Its thin, flimsy and I wish I could send it back. Fine for cargo, boxes, fire wood light bikes, but that's all I would use it for
731883
I don't know why not! The way this thing works is that the metal rod at the top of the stand replaces the rod that holds the back tire on the bike. This lifts the back tire up and enables the tire to have resistance applied.
929380
it might work as it. this is a very good product. i recommend getting it, and if it does not go past your tire, then you can get an extension for it that you can also get on amazon. i use an extension on mine. works great. good luck.
32707
If you mean such as a Cruiser Bike I don't see a problem. I carry a mountain bike and that has fat tires. Hope this helps. You will love this rack.
1783170
You can. It's wide enough. But you'll need to change the back tire to a smooth tire, not textured.
2196807
Yes you can. As a matter of fact we took the cover off of our wheel and the bike rack is mounted directly on the tire. Works great!
1309273
If the chain goes just through the frames, then yes. However, if you want to keep the tires as well, you'll need a longer chain. Hope this helps!
1808725
It is wide enough for mountain bike wheels. It works best leaving one space between bikes for handle bars, but is not necessary. I do not know about the thin road bikes; however, I am sure they work too. It is designed for indoors because each bike section is easily removed.
1687081
Not if the bike is in a stand. This only tracks mileage when the tire it is attached to spins while riding.
1783171
Yes you can but they recommend switching the tires over to road bike tires...I have my mtb on it but we put the road tires on and it works fine.
2001654
I'm not familiar with the specific bike, but I would think that the stem height is not a problem. Both ends of the bar are angle 'independent'. It needn't be parallel to ground but it will be much closer than the angle of a woman's bike - no more tire sticking up in the air, and fits better with another bike
1730808
Depends on how far back on the rack you can loop it through from very front of boole to back tire answer is no. Buy achain
1313614
I think you may be able to do it but it would not be a good idea because uneven ground would then often cause the bike tire in back to raise above the ground, resulting in a total loss of traction.
274173
It should with no problem. My vintage steel bikes weigh in at a bit less than 30 pounds.
551556
I don't see why you should not . Just keep in mind if the bike has a female frame you may need to buy an attachment bar .