What is the difference between sizes? Is one for a 26" and the other for a 29"?
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It shouldn't make a difference. The side panniers when extended all the way ought to fit either bicycle. I use mine all the time and wouldn't go anywhere on my bike without it.
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As I recall, there is the EXP and DXP sized MTX bags. The main part of each of these packs were nearly identical. Both have similar "side bags" (The DXP does have a small volume advantage.) However, the DXP has a bottle carrier on the back end of the pack. This additional feature is why I ended up choosing that particular pack. Hope this helps..Either bag model should fit the bike sizes that are mentioned above. The racks that you will use for the trunk bags are adjustable for either size. My bike is a good deal larger than my wife's bike and both bags and racks fit each bike equally well. As I recall, there is the EXP and DXP sized MTX bags. The main part of each of these packs were nearly identical. Both have similar "side bags" (The DXP does have a small volume advantage.) However, the DXP has a bottle carrier on the back end of the pack. This additional feature is why I ended up choosing that particular pack. Hope this helps..Either bag model should fit the bike sizes that are mentioned above. The racks that you will use for the trunk bags are adjustable for either size. My bike is a good deal larger than my wife's bike and both bags and racks fit each... » Read More As I recall, there is the EXP and DXP sized MTX bags. The main part of each of these packs were nearly identical. Both have similar "side bags" (The DXP does have a small volume advantage.) However, the DXP has a bottle carrier on the back end of the pack. This additional feature is why I ended up choosing that particular pack. Hope this helps..Either bag model should fit the bike sizes that are mentioned above. The racks that you will use for the trunk bags are adjustable for either size. My bike is a good deal larger than my wife's bike and both bags and racks fit each bike equally well. « Show Less
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The sizes are bag holding capacities. Each trunk bag fits securely into the Topeak rack system and only the Topeak rack system. I have the small one and use it around town. It will hold small amounts of grocery items, office stuff, couple bottles of wine, spare clothes, bike stuff, etc. I have been using this system for probably 6-7 years and it works well. I use this bag with the QR beam rack and have it mounted on a 21 inch frame mountain bike with 26 inch wheels
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I don't think that it makes a difference. With the side panniers all the way extended it ought to fit on either size bicycle. As long as it fits your rack, you're good to go. I have 700cc wheels on my bicycle.
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No, the different sizes are just different capacities. I own both sizes and the largest is very big, as it would easily hold gallon size jug of milk. The smaller one would maybe hold 4 cans of soda. I would only recommend purchasing the large one if the extra size is not inconvenient as it would suffice for almost anything. I've used the larger one for overnight trips.
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the DXP Bag has the added advantage of expandable top and a water bottle on the back. The additional room is enough of a feature difference to justify the additional cost.
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As I recall, there is the EXP and DXP sized MTX bags. The main part of each of these packs were nearly identical. Both have similar "side bags" (The DXP does have a small volume advantage.) However, the DXP has a bottle carrier on the back end of the pack. This additional feature is why I ended up choosing that particular pack. Hope this helps.. Either bag model should fit the bike sizes that are mentioned above. The racks that you will use for the trunk bags are adjustable for either size. My bike is a good deal larger than my wife's bike and both bags and racks fit each bike equally well.
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Either pack will fit a 26"' or 29". I have used the pack on both models. I currently am using the pack on a 29er. The Topeak racks are adjustable for both models. I chose the DXP model for the volume and the bottle holder in the rear. My daily commute is about 12 miles one way so in the hot days of summer I need as much fluid as I can carry. My DXP pack is able to hold a change of work(Causal) clothes,shoes, laptop, toiletries,lunch,books and food items to much on. It has served me well through all kinds of weather
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The 26 has a slightly smaller sound bar, mine sits on a tv stand in front of the tv and the 25 blocked the very bottom of the tv, the 26 does not, it is only slightly smaller but it fits better. The remote is smaller but probably does all the same functions, I do not use the remote as the soundbar is programmed into my universal remote. Lastly I recall comparing the specs and the 26 has a slightly higher power output, so I guess to sum it up, smaller and more power
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The one I purchased is the 47". This one is the 55"....that is probably the only difference.
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I think there is two different sizes. 26 and 30 wide but I can't remember for sure. Installed it myself and is very nice. Heavy !
1413802
I have a standard 26" bike but I don't see why a 29er wouldn't fit...the tubes that hold the tires extend out pretty far.
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They are 24" or 29". At the time I purchased them there was a choice of sizes.
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the 18 inch and the 26 ich are different . The 18 inch lasted longer than any other blow up mattress ever I have had, I mean I sleep on it every day and its been since January and now June. Thats is the longest ever. The 26 inch I had to buy a blow up the 18 has an ac connected with an switch on it. The 26 only last 2 and 1/2 to 3 months
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We have three bikes with 26" tires. We haven't put a 29" on there but don't see why not. This is a great bike rack!
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A 28" screen means that is the diagonal measurement of it. In other words, the measurement from the upper left corner of the screen down to the lower right corner of the screen. The 26" width would be the measurement from the lower left corner to the lower right corner of the monitor itself.
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I order it and the width is 36 inches and 240 inches long, you cut it the fit your basket. I don't know where you got the 26 inches from.
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You have an approximately 28.5 inch tire. I would go with the 29 inch cover
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Not sure about the 24", I ordered the 36" and it is exactaly 36". They might have discontinued the 24" and replaced it with a 30", or they are out of the 24" and are substituting the 30". Check the manufactures website and see if they even offer a 30".
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I purchased 26". You need to select options before putting in shopping cart.
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Yes, this hub will work fine for 26" wheels. It was designed with higher torque capacity for the low gearing that many folks with 29ers run... but it'll be just fine in the 26er world.
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The tan one I purchased was for the 12 x 26. In the drop down menu you can pick the size you need.
765361
The 26" is much smaller. It can be seen but i wouldn't say to well from far away.
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Im a small girl so the 13" inch is a perfect size for me. Not too big and not too small. The size doesnt really matter it still works the same. But if you are over 6 foot id go with the 26"