Will it work for a bike with disc brakes?
813355
If you mean non-handbrakes, I don't see why not. It has nothing to do with the braking mechanism, and appears to be universal for most bikes. I used mine on a full-sized man's bike, should fit any bike. (If not, easily returnable to Amazon.)
2035433
(Im not a 'bike person' so bear with my lingo) I wouldn't see why not as it attaches to the bars with hooks that seem basic enough to fit on most any shape (mine is on a retro style, chopper handle bars and works fine). I wasn't sure about your disc brake question though... the support rod fits on the bolt in the center of the front wheel... not sure how much room the disc brakes require. Perhaps not entirely helpful, but maybe some insight.
691030
Obviously I cannot promise anything, but if the bike has a traditional front brake (that pinches the rim) versus a disk front brake it should work. The rack mounts to the front forks using the mounting points also used for a traditional front brake. I hope this helps.
1234165
Probably, but I cannot get it to work for a bike - it does not clear the rear wheel.
1956702
Probably, the only question would be is do you have disc brakes on the rear. If you do them no it would not. Other then that as long as your bike has the mounting holes, this rack should work. I forget which bike we put this rack on but, I do remember having to drill a hole and tap it to accommodate one of our bike/rack combinations.
131237
This should work with any bike with a disk brakes. Things to check: Thickness of the disc to make sure that the lock slides in.
1436721
Most forks, even for disc brakes, will have a mounting hole for this rack. You may need to get longer bolts to work with a fatbike fork.
784309
It attaches to the rear axle on the left side, under the nut. I understand it should work with a Quick Release. I doubt a disc brake should interfere.
1630692
Yes, I put these on my bike which has cantilever brakes. they will work on any brake that is activated by pulling on a cable.
2114595
Definitely, it just needs to have eyelets (also called braze-ons). This model is for bikes with rim brakes, not disc brakes, so be sure that your mountain bike has the right brakes!
2095281
This trailer should work in both cases. I use it with a beach cruiser without disk brakes but i dont see why it wouldnt work for a mountain bike with disk brakes. The trailer attaches at the rear wheel hub bolt. The only part that attaches is about a quarter inch thick.
181664
In order for you to convert <easily> to disc brakes you need to have wheel, frame and fork compatibility. From the left side of your bike look at the outside edge of your wheel hub, the lower front fork and the the rear seat stay above the axle. You should see, if compatible, six small threaded holes in the wheel hub <for disc mounting>, two threaded standoffs on the fork and rear seat stay <for calipers>. The absence of either will preclude compatibility and be an indication of what is required. Your existing brake levers, if mechanical wire pull, should be compatible.
135497
It also works with my Raleigh Sojourn which has disc brakes. My friend rides a Surly Disc Trucker and he also uses this rack.
586168
Yes it will. I use it with mine. It works great so I bought another one for my husband's bike.
656955
I have no idea. I'd check the specs on the hubs and frame to see whether it's fit for disc brakes.
1668124
No don't think so. Unless your bicycle has disc brakes with holes large enough diameter for the lock pin to go thru.
2099729
I bought this brake to replace the cheap broken brake on a bike that I purchased from walmart in2012. The new avid brake bolted right on and works great.im not an expert but I think that disc brake mounts are fairly standardized . Good luck