Could this be mounted on my front fork?
1264575
It's designed to mount on the handlebar. There is no additional mount for the V-brake hole.
1264576
Possibly, but the knob might stick through your spokes. It sticks out about 3-4 cm from the grip.
1264577
Should be able to...it rotates right to left so there is a little bit of flexibility
1214035
In front I would say yes as it is a universal fork adaptor. For the rear, you need to have swingarm spools installed.
1948304
You could put it on the fork assumin it's not a suspension fork. You could also buy a bar extender to provide more space for lights and other gear
766284
I'm not sure for 100% certainty, but I would imagine so. If you go to VW Drive.com you can plug in your vehicles info and it will tell you what bike mount or forks you need for your vehicle.
908451
I really doubt this will fit your needs. My fork was a 1 inch. So this 1 inch to 1 1/8 inch conversion was perfect for me.
1838156
Hi,Both front and rear are 10 mm.You might be able to squeeze them into the front, you're only talking 1mm and most every fork has play in the dropouts.Goodluck.
691032
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.
1676520
You certainly could add a small electric motor to the front wheel. "Traction" type motor kits sit on top of the front tire and drive the wheel. Though most all are designed for bicycles and use gravity to rest on top of the tire. Since the Mobo "fork" is lying flat it would not get the best contact. Also keep in mind that adding a copper core motor and a lead acid battery to your bike will add 20+ pounds, so while you may get some assist going up a hill, all the other times you are carrying around dead weight. Might be better just to improve your endurance! :-)
1911628
Yes, this model can be mounted on either the handle bars (east - west) or the stem (north - south). The attachment plate can be turned to mount in either direction.
460767
I'm using it for my rear spools and it works great. Im not sure about front forks. I know it won't work for the front on my bike (2009 Honda cbr)
488613
Technically this fork can be installed on a 650b bike but I would not recommend it. The fork is proportioned to work with a 29" bike and will have incorrect geometry for your bike. The fork will sit higher than a 650b fork with the same travel and will drastically change the geometry.
488612
You could, but the front of your bike may set higher than the rear. The fork is for a taller wheel.
1243874
I have no idea but if it will fit your forks & you have some fabricating skills I suspect you can make a bracket to mate up with the fairing somehow.
2269191
Hi GP, thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, our "Fork Base Unit" can't be mounted over the top of most rear racks.Regards, Bike Balance
691027
IM not 100%but I don't think front suspension bikes can mount this unless your bike has the holes for it, I kno it did not fit my commuter that's a 29 ER no.front suspension and it did not fit my mountain bike either that's full suspension. 26 in tires....try a basket or.rack that mounts from your handle bars then adapt your front light to that
1753439
You shouldn't have any trouble mounting it to the rear. The front will be a little tricky. The midmoor had a suspension fork, you might have to get creative with a drill and wire ties. It can be done, but you'll probably have trouble keeping the front centered as you won't be able to mount it to your fork crown. You'll be mounting to that bridge on the fork right behind the front v brake. The good news is that you have the eyelets front and rear.In short: yes, but take your time.
366718
Yes, it will fix that size bike, you have to cut the stirrer to fit the frame. But I would go with a higher quality fork.I use it on my bad weather bike, which works fine, but not for hardcore riding.