I have a 2006 specialized epic frame and I am worried about the depth of this product. Has anyone used it for something similar?
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I used this headst in a 2012 VERDE CADET BMX bike and it worked perfect, real heavy duty bearings and cups, I think you will have no problems with this unit!
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I used it in a Specialized Rock Hopper, if that helps. There are multiple rings for adjusting the height. It also includes the star nut so you don't need to buy one like I did.
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I applied it to a NordicTrack Adult Tri-cycle with no problem. I was lucky because I hadn't checked before doing it. You need to look at how the seat is attached to the bike. I was lucky in that the existing seat was just clamped to the top of the height adjustment pipe. So long as your seat can be easily detached you are okay, otherwise you will need to get the section of tube that slides into the bike for height adjustment.
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I have axiom panniers and they hook on just fine. You won't find a better rack if you don't have the eyelets on your frame. Great choice for newer road bikes.
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Not sure the frame size...I would check the Diamondback website for the exact measurements.
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It won't add to the appearance but should work for keeping your stuff dry and dust free. The mounting bracket will require drilling on your bike's rear if you don't have a rear rack.
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Johnny, Don't have those dimenions as I have added saddle bags and not convenient to measure. However I can tell you that I matched up the front mounting holes and the rear holes were about 2" off. I marked and drilled those holes (on the sissy bar mount not the bike frame) out myself and it fit just fine. This was the best priced one I could find. Reasonable price for the quality you are getting. A heavier made bar would be a lot more expensive.
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It should have no problem fitting on most sport oriented bikes. I use mine on a 2006 GSXR600, but it comes with multiple head pins to almost every possible size. It's a very sturdy stand that had no problem holding my bike up throughout the winter - along with the matching rear stand - as I did a tire swap and other overhaul work. I had it on the stand as I torqued everything down and experienced no discernible wiggle or anything that gave me pause, and I treat my bike like a museum piece.
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I have mine mounted on a Trek 3500 with no issue. Not sure what the difference in frame would be but I would suspect that you would not have an issue
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I also have a Specialized Hardrock 29er. I just hooked it up and it fits at the bare limit. It very slightly rubs the tire at the mount so I would not use it for a 29er.
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I don't think it will fit. You might look at the mtn bike bar end option. It is s very versatile mount that a lot of toadies like.terry
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It worked for my trek X Caliber 6 which has a pretty big angle on the top tube. It's a great rack! Just be careful that you store the rack in your trunk or back seat while riding. Mine was stolen from my car one night when I accidentally left it on the car in front of my house.
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I do not have a traditional bike, I think this is best with a bike that has a normal wheelbase length. Good Luck!
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alot depends on the positioning of your hitch to begin with. I ended up buying an extra longer receiver that goes into the hitch to make up for the diference of not enouht depth. I've been away on holiday and actually putting on the bike for the first time this afternoon. Don't forsee any trouble.
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I have a 58cm Specialized Roubaix and it fits pretty well. 62cm would be a little close if it was a Specialized frame. Did you ask Bianchi? It's a pretty common case in Europe so they should have a clue. Sorry I can't be more help.
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I have a 20' frame Diamondback 29" bike and it fits well. I did need to use a 1/2" wire clamp on one side, but this is by far the best rack I have ever seen. I cannot tell you if it will fit your bike without slight modifications, but would suggest you try it. You can always return it if it will not work.
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I use mine to work on a Specialized Epic Comp and also Gary Fisher Mtn. Bikes. I don't see why it wouldn't work for a fat bike. In my experience, the main difference is the size and obvious weight of the tires, bike cross bars are similar. I would be perfectly comfortable putting more weight on mine, say 5-10 pounds per bike and not have an issue with the stand. That would bring it to around 30lbs which is what most Fatboys weigh. Not sure if that helps you
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I have it on a flat frame that I built, and it's just fine. The only thingI'd do differently is to get a thicker version - 6". Hope that helps.