It's hard to tell from the pictures. Is there just one set of holes for fenders/rack on the back, and none on the fork?
782643
I see what you mean, But on my frame I don 't seem to have holes, back or front. This frame is especially suited for single speed/fixed gear use: usually built-up without fenders. If you want a fender on this frame, I'd use matching fenders, which are fenders that are bolted on directly to the axle, as used to be customary before the "one size fit all" adjustable fenders. Hammered ones would be nice. This frame also exists with other dropouts: maybe worth looking at to compare?
782644
There is proper drilling for center pull brakes on the front and back, but that's it. Highly recommend
596095
You have to first install the mounts onto the bike in the standard hole that is located in the center of the fork above the tire and similarly for the rear. The fenders slide or clip on to the mounts. They are easy to clip on and take off later, but the mounts stay on the bike. The base mounts are made from steel, but are rather small in profile and not noticable.
1988709
Yes and Yes. Any standard fender can be installed on this bike. It uses standard attachment points for fenders. The frame also has standard attachment points for a rear rack.
2150941
Are you referring to the forks being 45mm wide at the top? I believe these 60mm fenders will work with almost any fork. It is the tire size you need to worry about. I have a new Specialized Crossroads with 700x45mm tires and it just barely works. The tires are very close to fender but still works great. I installed the same fenders on my wife's Trek 820 after I placed 26x38mm tires (better than the wide MTB tires on it) and it has more room between the tire and fender. The fender attaches to the forks with a metal bracket that connects to the hole in the forks. I found the installation to be very easy. I did have to use the supplied Zip-Ties to connect the back fender to the bottom of the frame by the pedal hub. Good Luck!
795746
I have an older type men's Novara with the upper bar parallel with the ground. Where the wheel fork leaves the upper weld area, there are a pair of screw studs for mounting the front forks of the seat. It's been more than a year since I mounted it, and working great. I don't remember if there were any other seat mounting options included with the seat.
36125
I fully agree with this statement. I purchased this bike for the frame, fork, seat post, stem. I have had to upgrade the crankset, handlebars, seats, tires, tubes, peddles. They are not of quality. I now have to upgrade the bottom bracket as the bearings just shattered.
2112192
It is for a pair. Also, I think one of the existing comments on these racks noted that the mounting hardware isn't sufficient. That is true, but for the price of these racks, I'm willing to pay a few extra for a few bolts. The included U-bolts weren't wide enough for my front forks, so I bought another U-bolt from Lowes, dropped it into some plasti-dip twice so it doesn't scratch the frame and cut off the extra length with a hack-saw. Enjoy!
618843
In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing between them with the tail light in the middle then then it should work. In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing... » Read More In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing between them with the tail light in the middle then then it should work. « Show Less
1469100
The piece that you attach to the bike where the fender did is one fixed peice. Then you bolt the license plate bracket to that with two bolts, and then the license plate to that with two bolts. You could probably rig some other bracket peice inbetween to allow some custom angle, but that would be up to you.
496899
Yes, plus couple of flat plates to put on both sides of the peddles. I did not use the plates since it just add extra weight and its been okay with my alloy peddles. Maybe for plastic resin ones you might want to use it.
494625
The forks have hooks on the top and bottom that run across a top bar and bottom bar. They have spring loaded pins on top that allow them to adjust and lock into different positions. They are not the floating type forks.
1427695
yes, there is bolt on each end which clamps it to the fork. The bar may be removed, but the forks have a tendency to not remain pointing straight out when moving a load that is shifting.
447584
I think that based on most front fenders I see, it might interfere. That said, I love the rack, and if I wasn't in love with the bike fenders, I would take them off to accommodate the rack.I feel I should add to this.... The manufacturer doesn't suggest that you tie off the back of the bike...but I bungee mine for added support...
1696004
There is not. I didn't check before purchase. I need to buy a bike with eyelets
644297
Yes, the fork has external adjustments for rebound and a local lockout on the fork. Great replacement fork for an older mountain bike!
447585
I think that based on most front fenders I see, it might interfere. That said, I love the rack, and if I wasn't in love with the bike fenders, I would take them off to accommodate the rack. I feel I should add to this.... The manufacturer doesn't suggest that you tie off the back of the bike...but I bungee mine for added support...
1314536
None that I know of. We have two bikes with no problem and that is what it is setup for. The mounting bolts were too short so I had to get new ones.