Will the front fit my Cannondale M700 with head shock?
1127704
It comes with a few different spacers that expand to squeeze/secure the fender into the empty space under the crown/steerer on most shocks, so chances are it will work if that space is there.
1127705
Yes it should, it fits 2 sizes, there is a larger adapter over a smaller adapter, if the one on top is too big just unscrew it and a smaller one is underneath it. Have fun and good luck.
2074802
I sold the bike but they did fit on my 2007 sportster 883. One of the bolts it comes with is longer and bolts onto the shock. If I could do it over again I would buy the easy brackets and quality saddlebags from foxcreek leather. My saddlebags hanging over the seat worked but were kinda loose because you have to tie them to the brackets and it was a bit od a pain. Check out foxcreek leather. They have a link to the easybrackets.
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I can't imagine why it wouldn't. You may need to adjust the front deraileur screws (depending on the size of the crank). But technically, it is just a crank lever, so it should. The handle is short, so you may want to order bar grips to cap the ends. Very easy install
1153264
It will fit but you will need to adjust or potentially change the front derailleur.
389489
It should fit easy. If your bike is to low ( and I dought it is) just drive onto a 2x4 piece of wood. I have a dyna with 11 inch rear shocks, wich makes it 1.5 inches lower their is plenty of space for the lift. GOOD LUCK!!
512160
I don´t know if it will fit, I guess so because it´s a kind of universal way to fix it. Anyway, the part that you use in the front does not fix rigth. If you ride in trails with stones and holes, this part will not stay in the bike. The back part if fine and can handle with all terrains.
777287
I have a Honda Shadow Aero, and they fit very tight, the front of the bag actually sits right on the shock. I did buy the braces and they are needed on the Bike.
428043
I doubt it. It is made to fit rear of most standard bikes. The bike itself has the mounting holes on it from the factory, rack is designed to fit factory made holes. I believe they do sell ones for the front though
1075469
I think it will be fine. Depends what type of riding you're doing though. The front shock doesn't really matter. Your weight is over the rear, which has adjustable rebound. I pretty much torture tested this bike DH'ing which led to it's eventual failure. I wouldn't really recommend riding it the way I did. For XC riding or short commutes you should be alright. Hope this helps!
512158
I dont know if it will fit, I guess so because its a kind of universal way to fix it. Anyway, the part that you use in the front does not fix rigth. If you ride in trails with stones and holes, this part will not stay in the bike. The back part if fine and can handle with all terrains.
1868759
They have shock absorbing hydraulic front forks. The first picture, which shows "dust boot" on the shocks is not correct. My brother's and mine don't have them.
275827
Depends on the shape of the fenders it should fit the back one don't know about the front.
1701240
I believe it will fit since my bike is also a 700c. All the hardware is included and there are two stays that I have attached just below the bike seat tube, to the frame. They can be carefully bent to fit. The rack is very sturdy when completely installed.
1511581
Ken,The M500 should fit adequately.My head is fairly large and the KEFs actually felt a little loose on my skull.
638742
The top mount rear peep will but on my 45/70 it hit so high I had to get a taller front post.
366721
Its a great edition to my giant MTB, beings your running on a small frame it will raise the front ride height so be prepared.All in all it is a very compatible shock. Get your measurements right tho! So you won't be unhappy. also it only works with disc brakes.
1061562
The rack has clearance for 29"/700c wheels, so it should fit 26" wheels just fine. Suspension fork legs move independently of the fork crown, so there's no way to mount this to a front shock. To use a rack with suspension, ideally you'd want the load mounted to the frame, not the fork legs. I'm not aware of any racks that achieve this.