What is the inside dimension of the upper hook that holds onto the down tube? Some newer bikes have large down tubes. Won't buy without this info.
1119130
I measured the inside of the hook at 2 1/8" so if your downtube is 2" or less you should be fine. For example it does not fit on my full suspension mt bike. Hope this helps you!
1119131
The inside dimension is about 1.9"/48mm. My front tube is about 1.75"/44mm and fits well. Hope this helps!
1119132
I purchased my unit some time ago. Upon inspection, I took it to a machine shop to have the upper hook enlarged. (My Specialized SL2 down tube was massive, so the upper hook was modified.) If I remember correctly, the hook was about 1.75 to 2". For some carbon frames, this may be a problem.
1407225
My wife has a Schwinn Midmoor 700c bike that is hooked on the top of the s shaped frame, there is some adjustment left. You could not hook on the lowest tube where the crank is located. Her bike has traveled over 6,000 miles on the sportrack without problem.
1382085
I put this on a bottom bracket on an old hard rock, circa 93'. I think the bottom bracket size is a standard square taper for that type of bike. If needed you can get a new bottom bracket for about another 15$ and should be set, just measure the total length for the bracket.
2236326
Package says for 26", but I just installed it on my 29er and it will work as long as it's not greater than 60mm opening in fork. Coverage is minimal, but probably sufficient (will know soon when I actually ride it).
590709
Ooooo!!! I like your bike!!! I have what I believe to be a very common setup. I think my bar is 1". The unit fits my bar but the bike shop took it off when I took it in for servicing and I havent bothered to put it back on. Have just ordered more comfortable grips so the cruise probably wont be missed.
276782
The only limitation is the width and depth of the bike wheel, not the gender of the bike. This hook is fine for most bikes. I have a 29 inch wheel mountain bike and it works fine. However, I also have a Specialized Fatboy bike with 4 inch wide wheels and it will not fit this bike hook - there is insufficient gap between the wall and the hook and the hook isn't wide enough to grab the wheel.
108381
It boils down to how long the grip is that covers the handle bar. I ordered xl but I ended up getting small. By time I realized it, it was too late. Still usable I just have to adjust my grip shifters. If I can help any other way let me know. Can even provide pics if needed. They are deffinately worth the money though.
44668
These grips will fit. Grandson's bike has .872 dia. tube. They are an excellent product. Difficult to put on if you use adhesive and it starts to set-up. Work quickly. Grandkids really like them.
1185568
The particular avenir MTB handlebar I bought has a 100mm rise, and there is nearly 180mm before the curve. I have a 4.5" grip, a handbrake, and an old friction type gear shifter all mounted on one side and equivalent on the other.
545513
The diameter of the lower part (insertion) is 22.2mm (7/8 inch).If your bike has 25.4mm (1 inch) insertion diameter, look for 1 1/8" threaded to 1 1/8" threadless.
1821779
i would think its the inside dimension? http://www.etrailer.com/faq-hitch-bike-rack.aspx
912005
I have the same rack, all I did design a longer stinger to allow room for the bike rack. This rack is on my motorhome ,I use the Velcro straps then rap a cable lock around bikes and the ladder and holds well. The mount for my rack 2"x21/4" with a 3/4 bolt to crank it down. Jim ..jimgil.@aol.com
91853
You need to check a couple things. Bottom pull or top pull? Diameter of clamp too- does it fit around your seat tube? Buying a front derailleur isn't that straight forward unfortunately. Lots of designs.
809084
Don't know. If you measure your tube diameter, I'm happy to compare it to the pins for mine. I've lifted a number of bikes with it and never had a problem. It's less useful for bikes with a front tire larger than 17 or 18", but for 99% of the road bikes, it'll do just fine.
1097214
One of the "problems" with Amazon and almost any bicycle /tricycle part that is advertised for sale, that there are multiple independent Amazon vendors for the same manufacturer's products. Many of them don't do a great job of explaining critical technical details, such as, in this case, the diameter of the clamp. I think because, in many cases the vendors don't have the time to dig through each of the thousands of parts that they sell. And so they don't necessarily write identically worded titles and descriptions for the part that they are selling that is actually one of a family of identical parts except that they have a dimension difference. This is very common problem with many bike parts. It truth, this part comes in two sizes "Standard" and "Oversize" The "Standard" clamp fits 22-29 MM tubing. The "Oversize" clamp fits 27-35 MM tubing. It was on this particular accessory that I learned that lesson. What I do, is read each and every presentation of any cycling accessory and glean from them ultimately the manufacturer specifications. In some cases I will do a google search on the manufacturer, in thais case Minoura, from Japan. Then I will put together a search on Amazon based on the specific details of the part I need. Then it usually comes up. In your case, try a variety of similarly worded searches, and you will find one display of the product on Amazon that will have a pull down panel with "standard" and "oversize" as choices, so you can select the one you need.
545514
It attaches to a 1" tube. You have to buy a 1 1/8" stem for the top which will determine the handlebar diameter. You can buy a stem for 25.4, 26, 31.8, etc
2107416
I would estimate it is no more than about 4-6". If you can imagine holding the bike from the top tube there is still a protrusion from the crank and pedal.