Will these security skewers fit this bike? http://smile.amazon.com/Delta-Axlerod...
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Best bet is to ask purefix directly at pure fix.com, the customer support is awesome. I would be surprised if they couldn't get an answer for you or provide an alternative.
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Don't know. You would need to measure the outside diameter of the threaded portion of your bike's pedal axles.
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Yes it should fit cause they just tie on, my husband's answered. This was a gift for his bike, Susie 750!
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These won't work for that type of axle. I have this hitch and believe they will only work with the standard quick release as found on most road bikes.
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I tried it with the quick release skewers and didn't like the instability. My bike kept wanting to pop out, so I switched to "Forte lockdown skewers" for the rear hub and it works great. Hope this helps you out.
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They will fit with the correct brackets. We recommend 'Best Brackets' from RideBikeGear.
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I am not sure, have you tried not using the skewer, I don't on my bike, I use the one my bike came with.
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Sure, they will fit. Be aware these are for the deflectors only, the clamps to attach them to the forks are the bike specific part and MUST be purchased separately.
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If you ate stating that your handlebars dip then you are describing a typical Cruiser. Yes the basket will fit I reenforced mine with plastic ties at the bottom of the basket to make it more secure. I hope this helps.
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I have Harley Sportster 883 Super Low. They do not fit it as well as I would like. Best thing to do is put the information about your bike in the search on Amazon and it should tell you is they will fit. My husband seems to think they will. They tie on, they do not mount like ones that you would buy from Kawasaki.
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The CopperHead will not work with thru axle skewers right out of the box. You will need either the Yakima 15mm or 20mm Fork Adapter depending on your axle size for your bicycle to work on the CopperHead.
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Yes the gards will, the hardware you may have to replace look at the size of your handlebars and make sure they fit before buying
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Yes it does. I use both types of bikes on my Viper mount. Just have to make a simple adjustment on the skewer by turning it in or out.
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While it is probably heavier than the skewer that's on your bike now they're exactly the same when it comes to the function they perform. The only real reason I can think for swapping them out would be if you're gram counting or need the extra bling.
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Where ever you're ordering from there should be a chart that says exactly what bikes this stock # fits. Only thing is, Slammer shocks are right at maxxed out on a stock bike with stock tires. If you have a taller rear tire than stock then they may not fit. Also, I'm not sure about the Sporty but on my Dyna fxds I would have had to modify the fender a little in 2 spots. So I chose to wait until I do other mods before deciding on that. I do see a lot of Sporty's running the Burlys, I think they will fit, if you have to modify the fender you'll need to cut off a little above the chain gaurd......may not have a problem on the Sporty tho. Good luck!
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They are a universal fit. They should work on any bike with a 7/8" handle bar or clipons. They use an expanding rubber biscuit to hold them tight. They are nice and sturdy. A good but, especially for the price
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You can go to your local bike shop and ask for a trainer skewer or find one on here. They aren't anything proprietary for this or most trainers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0063R2XO0/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_rtsoub1ZEDSN2