Will this trainer work with a Trek 8.4 DS with 700 cc wheels?
1259710
I have a Specialized Allez with 723 wheels. The magnetic resistance is adjustable so I think it should work with 700 wheels.
1259711
Yes, I have a Trek 8.4 and it works fine, tires are noisy, and very little if any resistance, good to get on and pedal , but cant simulate hills etc.
2132360
You have an aluminum frame there, like mine, so it would fit in that regard over the chain stay. With your larger 700c wheels, the bike would tip more on the stand, but it will still work.
2188509
I have it on my Trek DS 8.3 & I just helped a friend put one on her Diamondback hybrid. It works very well on both. I hope that helps. :-)
833086
It should work for you, unless the fork tips on the 7000 are different than any other bike?
375135
I wouldn't mount in trainer without a quick release rear wheel axle setup. The mounting cups are designed for the axle skewer included with the trainer. Suggest contacting the manufacturer for there advice.
365421
I am using it on a single speed / fixed gear bike with a bolt-on track style rear wheel. The nuts and bolts of the rear axle fit into the cups on the trainer and it seems to work very well. I am not using a skewer.
1787684
It should. My standard 700 mm (27.5 in) wheels have a couple of inches between the back tire and the ground when using the stand.
408636
probably not.I used this handlebar on a Trek 7.4 FX. It had Shimano Acera brake levers and shifters.You could probably use most shifters and brake levers that are found on bikes with straight handlebars.I don't think typical road bike brake levers would work with this handlebar.
330880
check the threads on the pedals the pedals that come with the biodyne are superb unless you're thinking in terms of a racing pedal for a trainer in which case you'd probably want the whell trainer that the rear wheel sits in - the Airdyne with its arm exercise motion wouldn't be conducive for x-training for cyclists in that sense
563414
Yes I don't see why it wouldn't. I have paired it up with my Shimano tiagra 30 and my Penn squall 50vsw.
856246
These training wheels are model specific. If your handy with a welder you could modify it to fit, or you could try the manufacturer of your bike to see if they have training wheels. These particular training wheels mount over the foot pegs of the bike. You could also measure between your bikes foot pegs and talk to the seller to get the spacing and see if it would work for your bike.
1388382
No! I have a trek 7.2 and the rails under the seat were close but they were most certainly NOT COMPATIBLE.
2224588
Yes these should work on your trek. When first starting out loosen the tension on the pedals until you get used to them.
2109368
I have a Trek Multitrack 730 (which is like the great great grandfather of your 7.2) and had no problems mounting/using the Tyke Toter with it. We just took the training wheels off his own bike this spring, but my son loved riding on the Toter with me when he was younger.
1659742
It should. I have had a very old huffy with 26in wheels on mine. I have also used mine with my Fugi mountain bike,with 26in wheels and my Trek 7.3fx which has 700c wheels.
48445
yes it will. I have an old Trek 700 and the rack fits on it just fine. I ordered it so that I could use it when I buy my next bike with disc brakes.
841526
any 700cm wheel should work. You will need special tools to move the cog and freewheel from the old wheel to the new wheel unless you purchase a wheel that already has the cog/freewheel installed. Check Craigslist in your area for used wheels especially if you only need the rear. http://www.velomine.com/ has a large selection of reasonably priced wheels that will all be an upgrade over what you have