will this fit on a road bike with drop bars?
34362
Not sure, as we purchased it for a Cruiser bike. I would check with the mfgr prior to purchasing.
34363
The bracket is a universal mount and should fit your bars - the basket requires about 9 inches of clearance below the handlebars to clear the tire.
1934234
That's what I did on my Schwinn road bike. I used this freewheel and it worked great. There was plenty of room on mine.
79678
No. It will fit standard road bike 1 1/8" threadless steerer. The steerer sleeve on the stem is not adjustable nor does it allow for shims, as it does for the handlebar sleeve.
869049
I have it on a road bike but I have seen it on a motorcycles handelbars and they are about that siz.
1911104
The rack can fit a road bike. It really depends on your frame. Generally the taller the frame, the better it fits. Otherwise you need to make an adapter like I did showing in the pictures to fix it with the seat tube.
443301
I have no idea, but if it is a regular road type bike wheel, it will fit. That being said, I would NEVER buy these wheels again. First of all, they weigh a ton, are extremely difficult to mount, to the point that I finally had to take my bike to a bike shop to put them on. The instructional booklet is completely worthless. Then, after paying to get these put on, I couldn't steer the bike and it kept going into the bushes. IF the wheels are not precisely set at about 1/2 an inch or less above the ground on each side, you will find it impossible to steer the bike. Even the bike shop could not get it right. Finally, I just sold my two wheeler in favor of a recumbent tadpole trike and I am much happier. Even if you get these to work, because they are so heavy, you still won't be able to keep up with your friends on two wheelers, providing you can stay out of the bushes. This is a terrible concept, terrible performance and worthless in every way. They actually should be reported for saying that someone with a disability could use them. They can't.
1175142
sorry for delay. I have straight handlebars. The clip on bracket has two clamps, one on each side of the post that the handle bars are secured to. You need about 2" on each side of center for bracket. I looked at pix of drop handlebars and from the pix, I think it is workable.
1640028
I think you will be fine. I have used it for 3 different bikes including road and trail bikes. It's a terrific stand. All I need and more.
793813
Hi! Unfortunately this rack will not fit on the bike you are referring to. Thanks.
1444280
Yes, I use mine on a road bike and find it very useful. I carry multi-tool, spare tube/repair kit.
1852262
I have a Scott mountainbike and it fits, even with the quick release tires. Just make sure it's tight and turned correctly. Fits my wife's off brand bike as well. Don't see how it wouldn't fit almost any bike, but I am not familiar with road bikes...
1114753
It will, but Alllen Sports also makes an adapter bar that attaches easily to bikes with a dropped center tube and allows them to ride more level and securely. I bought one for my lady friend's bike and it works great. I suggest you buy both the rack and the additional adapter.
1443236
Yes, I had it on my 1" stock bars on my road king, just swapped out to 1 1/4" ape hangers and it fit them as well, it's pretty versatile.
341912
Depends on your handlebars. It doesn't work on my road bike. The handlebars have to be round.
664026
They fit a variety of diameters of handlebars. I have them on both my road bike and modified Mt bike. I don't have the specific specs though.
623459
It fit my 1969 62 cm road bike. I'd think it would be big enough to fit anything if it fits that beast!
1336847
I don't think it will fit. You might look at the mtn bike bar end option. It is s very versatile mount that a lot of toadies like.terry