the thread hole is too big for my bike , is there an adaptor i can use ?? HELP
166130
If it's too big, you need to find out the actual size the axle is and order the correct size. Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any adapter.
1182292
The diameter won't likely be your problem. The length was the issue for me. It was a little too long, and wouldn't lock. However, I was able to grind part of the bolt off and get it to work. You might want to measure the space between your forks to get a better idea it it will work for your bike.
620769
You may need a bar adapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Allen-Sports-Tension-Bicycle-Cross-Bar/dp/B000ELSSZE/ref=pd_sim_sg_7?ie=UTF8&refRID=03DC759J06JV4N1GY54C It depends on the geometry/size of the bike frame.
654588
The bar end screws that came with the kit were too long to correctly work the rubber expander inside the handlebars. Easy fix, though- I just put an extra nut on the bolt between the kits extender and my tapered washer. You'll figure it out.
946923
Certainly looks to me like you could replace the zip ties and move mount to another bike. However, I have not done that yet, but they just slip through the slot. Worst case scenario you might have to improvise a little!
1455521
If it is, you can buy an adapter sleeve that goes in the hole where the threaded shank goes. Its a short (about 1/2 in) round sleeve that fits snugly inside the hole and reduces the hole diameter to the shank diameter. I have seen them at auto parts stores and Wal-Mart. They are very low cost. Or if you have a piece of pipe the right size, you could cut off a piece and make your own. Good luck!
126762
Go to the nearest hardware store and buy longer screws. Take the short ones along so you get the right diameter and thread size.
2190195
It needs to be in the 3/4 to 7/8 inch range. You could adapt to a smaller diameter by adding padding to the handlebar -- perhaps several layers of duct tape -- and you could go larger by replacing the threaded bolt with a longer one.
1615798
You need an adapter, search on Hurricane Fork-Up Bike Rack Mount Adapter for Fat Bike.
209076
I couldn't either. Take it with you to a bike repair shop & ask them if it's right for your bike. It wouldn't attach to mine. I returned it.
716119
If you are trying to mount for the driver.You need to do a search for "Floorboard adapters" (for Yamaha for example) what ever brand of bike you have You may have to search several places It may take a while . If you are handy you cand get one thats close then fit it for your own needs I happen to be a machist so I made my own not fair I know . If you are mounting for the passenger It should be easier to get done maybe even simple. There are differences some of the floorboards are for the driver mount and smaller in size but may come withthe adapter.the passenger is a larger pad with a threaded rod out thye mount NO adapter. I want the bigger one so I made my own. I had a You of a guy bshowing how to make your own Now I can't find it. Good luck I could be an adventure
1304756
I am not sure, but suggest you check with a bike shop. Make sure you get the adapter with it if you need one - while I order it with the adapter, it did not come with it and I had to contact the supplier to have them send it.
1446938
the nut that tightens the handlebar clamp appears to be an 8-36 bolt, but I'll have to confirm with a thread gage later today. Can you bring the clamp to the hardware store to check?
1688951
I don't know what kind of bike you have but it must be a hell of thick one. You probably need to shop around for a different clamp to fit your bike. The handle bars for most bikes are pretty much the same diameter. Last you might need a special clamp for your bike.
961390
If you mean the threaded part was to big to go through the hole, then you need to consider the Reese Towpower 74307 quick change ball kit. It has the small 3/4" shank. Its what I use and I love the quick change option. To be sure measure your hole size on the hitch I bet its 3/4" and not 1".
908452
This adapter is for 1" threaded headset (insertion diameter of 7/8 Inch (22.2 mm). It is probably too skinny for your bike.Because your bike has 1-1/8" threaded headset, look for "1 1/8" threaded to 1 1/8" threadless" quill stem adapter.
620771
You may need a bar adapter like this: Allen Sports Tension Bar Bicycle Cross-Bar Adaptor It depends on the geometry/size of the bike frame.