Can this work with a 24 inch wheel for my son's junior specialized road bike?
1118459
Im not sure. I think there may be enough adjustability. I would give cycle op a call their customer service is great.
1264959
No. My two 26 inch road bikes just barely fit. They will only fit with one front wheel in and the other with the rear wheel in. The problem you will have is that the inside distance between the bottom cross rail and the top of the arch is just barely over 26 inches. I don't think this particular stand will fill your need.
1997031
I am able to do it with my son's bike. It has 12" tires and is a small bike. I am not able to use my larger road bikes on this stand so that may impact if this stand is right for you.
1445342
I think it will work on almost any bike with at least 24" tires. The bike I have on it is a Roadmaster mountain bike with 24" tires and the resistance wheel barely adjusts tight enough to provide resistance.
209385
yes i ended up using this for mu cousin's 26" mountain bike. it also works for a 700cc road bike
1760145
I put a 7 speed freewheel on this wheel and it works great. 6 will work too. I am assuming you have the old 27 inch, 126mm hub config like most road bikes of the 1970s and 1980s.
71268
The front wheel axle of my 26" cruiser bike can not fit in the axle hole on the support legs. The distance between the handlebar clamps and the screw holes on the front fork for the support legs is 24".
2107793
I would think so. I've had it attached to a 24 inch wheel and a 26 inch wheel. There is a bracket that goes on the end of the axle so I don't think the size of the wheel matters.
960281
I'm unsure of this. Kuat offers a wheel adapter for smaller bikes ... but it's size is listed as 20-24" wheel adapter. I would imagine the 12" bike would be too small. Sorry I wasn't more helpful ... perhaps a phone call direct to customer service @ Kuat? 877-822-5828
880849
Not exactly sure of that size (20) but my wife was having the same problem, bike would not fit off hanging rack, this works great. If it helps, when the wheel holders are at its smallest it measures 50" across. Measure on your kids bike from the outside wheel to outside wheel and see what you get. If it is more than 50", it should work. Let me know if I can help you any more.
312404
yes 24mm is the width. according to http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html, you'd probably want a 44 to 54 tire. this would be more like a hybrid than a road bike tire.
509180
Hello there, i didn't know your bike so i had to google a image, from the pictures I'm not sure the child's feet will reach the peg that you strap to the down tube, i recommend contacting tyke toter for their advice. I cautiously say no.
78623
I bought it for a 20" bike. You will have to take out some links, though. So,yes and no.
1233345
No. I have a 24" and had to send exercise bike back. The smallest bike it fits is 26". It WIL NOT work with 20-22" wheels. Good luck!
1720900
depends if the bike has rear suspension or not. if it does then it's worthless, if it doesn't then yes you can ride it. as well as it fitting bike with wheels that are 24" -26".
1584606
This bike comes with 24 x 1 3/8 wheels. It is a bit of a rare size, a tiny bit bigger than a standard 24" bike wheel and is actually the size that is most common on wheelchairs. My kid is actually riding his bike with wheelchair tires on it (they work fine). If you're replacing a front wheel you could probably just get a standard 24" wheel (much easier to find) but you'll need to get a new tire to match it and the front brake pads may need to be adjusted a bit but it should work fine. I saw a front wheel here on Amazon called "Wheel Master Front Bicycle Wheel 24 x 1.75" that is cheap and gets good reviews. This bike comes with 24 x 1 3/8 wheels. It is a bit of a rare size, a tiny bit bigger than a standard 24" bike wheel and is actually the size that is most common on wheelchairs. My kid is actually riding his bike with wheelchair tires on it (they work fine). If you're replacing a front wheel you could probably just get a standard 24" wheel (much easier to find) but you'll need to get a new tire to match it and the front brake pads may need to be adjusted a bit but it should work fine. I saw a front wheel here on Amazon called "Wheel Master Front Bicycle Wheel 24 x 1.75"... » Read More This bike comes with 24 x 1 3/8 wheels. It is a bit of a rare size, a tiny bit bigger than a standard 24" bike wheel and is actually the size that is most common on wheelchairs. My kid is actually riding his bike with wheelchair tires on it (they work fine). If you're replacing a front wheel you could probably just get a standard 24" wheel (much easier to find) but you'll need to get a new tire to match it and the front brake pads may need to be adjusted a bit but it should work fine. I saw a front wheel here on Amazon called "Wheel Master Front Bicycle Wheel 24 x 1.75" that is cheap and gets good reviews. « Show Less
312403
As has been said the 24mm is rim width and you can mount many widths of tires on the rim. It is not the highest quality rim you can buy but it has served well for my use. I used this to convert a cyclecross/dual sport bike to a wider mountain type bike for my wife, it will fit any tire up to a 29x2.1 or 700c.