I don't know what I'm doing. Will this work on a regular bike vs a 10 speed or whatever...
1704226
That's hard to say. The trainer includes a replacement axel for your rear wheel. If your riding a relatively modern bike with a quick release, it should work.
1704227
Yes it should. I love mine but I'm using a ten speed on it. Read the directions step by step and it should work. Basically, you remove the original rod on your bike and slide the rod they gave you in it. Hope it helps. It burns serious calories!!
1704228
It should work. You won't use the pin / rear axle they send with. Just tihgten down on the threaded axle that is already in your bike.
1704229
It depends on what you mean by a regular bike. I don"t believe it'll work on a 29er but a bike that is 700c or smaller should work.I got rid of this long ago as I don't like riding on a trainer. If you can just go out and ride do so
1704230
Yes, it should. The gears are not affected or involved in the set-up of the trainer, you can use whatever gearing you have as you normally would.
439733
My bike is a Specialized brand, and the seat did not need anything special to make it work. I am not an expert on bicycles, but suspect that the seat rails are standard. I bought another after-market seat before this one and it also had "standard" rails. My suggestion is to assume it will work, unless you have some unusual kind of bike. Then, if needed, look for something to adapt to your bike.
231213
Yes, if your bike has disc brakes and a cassette hub (as opposed to a freewheel hub). If you don't know what you have, take the bike to a bike mechanic - he/she will not charge you anything to tell you what you need.
1451175
your current derailer should work, you may have to move it up a bit on the frame, but should be no problems
1550593
Couldn't tell you, it's been built up. All I know is that your question is linked to the product I purchased which runs 10 speed. At this point if you are so unsure, your best bet is your local bike shop.
610168
I recommend doing some reading. Short answer is they allow for different big big and small small gear combinations. Look here for a good explanation. http://forums.mtbr.com/drivetrain-shifters-derailleurs-cranks/when-use-long-cage-vs-short-cage-derailleur-205890.html Figure out what gears you plan on running up front and in back and then choose the appropriate cage per manufacture recommendation. I hope this helps
618027
I'm not sure but I have a feeling that it won't work. I don't believe that it will give you the range from side to side in order to reach all of the gears. There are 9 speed derailleurs for sale on Amazon. I recently ordered a 5 speed Shimano derailleur. It works great. I mounted it on a vintage 1970's era bike so I did have to drill a couple of holes in the frame to mount it. Hope this was helpful.
1490215
It will work, you may need to change to a Shimano shifter and crank set to complete the package. Otherwise you will have issues when shifting up and down.
2107595
Depends on your bike. Call kuryakyn tech support and they can answer your question.
466463
You would need a 10 sped chain (thinner than 9 sped to fit the 10 speed cogs) Also you may need a different front derailleur if going from a double to a triple Shimano has a Web site technical documents specifications or call Shimano technical departmeant
918331
This front derailleur is a triple, for mountain or hybrid bikes. It might "work" on your road double, but it is not a good choice.
170292
If you're using a Step through bike, get a frame adaptor. I think Thule makes a good one. But otherwise yes, it will work. Mine works great.
1478603
It sure is for a bicycle and it works great. Just make sure you put it on the right side of the bike. I put it on the left side and nothing, change it over and wow it worked. Does not come with any directions but easy enough to figure it out.
1654441
The only real difference between a 10-speed crankset and a 9 is the 10 has the middle and inner chain rings moved over very slightly to the right to make them work smoother with the narrower chains. In practice if you are using an older 9-speed crank with a 10-speed cassette/chain you should notice very little problems unless you are out of sequence (meaning you are shifting down in the back a few times before you shift down in the front,etc, if you are not sure what I am talking about take some time to look it up because you can very badly impact your cassette/chain/crank life when using the wrong gear combinations). Might not be perfect but it should almost definitely work.
1357767
I bought this thing and could not get it to work on my ladies schwinn cruiser bike. It seems to need the cross bar (which I thought were only on mens bikes). Am I missing somthing because I am thinking of sending it back.
1413813
Not sure if it'll work for that bike, but I would't recommend it. In my opinion it's not that great of a product and it would probably be a pain in the a$$ to do.
860090
I just have a regular ten speed bike and it works great with the bike trailer.