does it work with 29" wheels
622118
My apologies I consulted the sigma chart and YES this modle will accomodate up to Wheel size 29X2.0. If settings are in MPH imput value is 1442
622119
Yes, it will work with any size. If your wheel is not in the chart, you can (and should) do a rollout to determine the exact size.
622120
Worst item ever! Don,t even bother! Get something reliable that really works!
622121
I do believe so. Since in the initial setting you enter the circumference of the tire and that will be used when speed is calculated.
1909350
Hi there,Yes, during setup you can select wheel size to ensure an accurate read. There are 10 different 26" wheel settings, its almost certainly compatible.
1557856
I think this one is too big for those sizes. The 29" version should work, though. That model says it fits for 75 R16 tires. This product is 32" for the 75 R17. It does have a slight draw string on the back that can help, but the hard front part may not fit properly.
1437934
According to the manufacturer's website, it is made to fit most 26" mountain bikes. Here's the web address http://www.weeride.com/Pro-Pilot My wife's bike is 26" and it fits perfectly. If you add this to a 29" bike, you may have a problem with the frame of the WeeRide being too close to the tire. The clearance between the WeeRide frame and the back tire is just a few inches. It's only about an inch and a half from the hinge attachment under the seat to the tire tread.
2176537
Short answer, I don't know. Manual is here file:///D:/Documents%20and%20Settings/John%20Dilsaver.COMPANY-67CDD05/Desktop/3_1_Manual_BC906_USA%20(1).pdf In the set-up you can enter the circumference of the wheel directly (diameter x pi, or diameter x 3.14) and it seems like 29" wheels would work ok.
1604938
Not without some modifications. Also, depending on how your bike's rear wheel is configured (i.e. dual suspension, etc.) positioning of the mount will vary. extending this unit may have it sticking out to far when collapsed. These are just some things to consider. Best bet is to go t your local Bike shop and see what they recommend. They may even have something for the 29er.
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Can't see why not. You can dial up differing wheel diameters in the settings. However, if your wheel diameter is greater than the wheel diameter of a 29" mountain bike, then you are in trouble, because that's about its limit in the settings menue. Can you check with the manufacturer? Ged
2096920
I've got 'em on 26" tires and they follow the curve of the tire very close. Since the rear fender is almost a full half circle, I doubt it would fit over a 29". Hope this helps.
1961388
As far as I know, it will, but I cannot be 100% sure as I do not have wheels that big.
1296391
Most likely. It works fine with my Superlight 29er with disc, and while a little tight near the caliper, my father's Camber 29er with discs fits fine as well. It's a nice rack and I've been very happy with it. YMMV.
427788
John, sorry for late response. Yes on the 26 in, but you will be pushing it on the 29 in wheel (it will fit but will not slide down the slots which allows for secure transport in case you don't tighten the skewers enough). As far as the width goes, the bars tapper down towards the base to about 3.25 in so 4 in wide tires are just not going to fit with wheel sizes 26-29 in. Michael
566938
If it is a 26" wheel, I think it will work. It has nothing to do with the geers.
480587
I am not sure that it will work with 20" wheels but I don't recommand using a cargo trailer if you go over hundred miles of trip. I used if for long distance with it I was almost killed and it made strange sound because it is not fit tight each other.
505027
I have only traveled with my road bike, which have 700C rims which are essentially 29" wheels so your 29" MTB wheels should fit.
2043561
I'm not an expert, but I don't think do. I think you have 18" wheels. Try a new search for a 18" kit. Good luck!
2096921
Hi GylijaThey do curve around my 26inch wheel at the same distance from the tire all the way around.They are made of flexible plastic so could be adjusted.Check the amount of room that you have btween the tire tread and the under side of the front fork bridge and the rear frame bridges if you have more than 20mm, then with some adjusting of the gaurd stays, you may be able to make them fit, but it would be a risk, that they may not fit a 29 inch wheel.
1937751
I have no idea man. I have a 17" wheel cycle and it works fine for me. Sorry if I wasn't helpful.