I am not a biker so I need some help. Will these peddles fit my wife's bike, it is a 2007 Giant FCR3. Are the peddles hard to change out?
642930
I assume they should fit but I am not 100% sure. They are easy to instal so long and you remember that they are threaded specifically so the right pedal only fits on the right and same for the left.
642931
I don't know about your wife's bike. You have to measure the diameter of the hole the pedals go into. All you need to change the pedals are the proper size wrench (don't remember the size) but a cresent wrench will do. Keep in mind the threads are reversed to keep them from coming loose when you ride. Good luck... I love mine.
642932
Try removing one pedal first if you can't do it buy the pedals and take it to a bike shop I doubt they would charge more than 10 dollars to put them on for you.
642933
Yes the peddles will fit but you may need a special wrench to get the old peddles off unless they have an allen screw opening on the back of them. Also they are threaded backwards so right is loose left is tight
1304854
I believe your bike takes a 120/70-17 and 180/55-17. Stick with the tires recommend for the bike and these will fit.
670416
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.
2233057
They should fit. I put them on my mountain bike turned commuter. So long as you have just a little bit more clearance on your 1.95" then these should fit fine. I believe the studs are replaceable, but I've been running them all season (mostly on dry pavement) and none have come out or worn down. The tires are high quality for sure.
1618187
Pre 2008 KLR's are totally different. If you have a 2012 KLR, then anything designed for a 2008 or higher will work as the bike has not changed since then.
1573579
Hello, I think they're 7/8", standard cruiser (not drop) bar grips. So they should fit however I don't really think any bike has 3/4" grips. They are GREAT
758505
Can't say without seeing your bike. Look where the front tire goes through the fork and where the rear runs between the chainstays and under the brake bridge--that's where they'll hit if they're going to. I put them on an old (mid-'80s) touring bike that was designed for big tires, but many newer ones won't accept tires bigger than about 28mm. Your 23s are probably less than an inch wide (25.4mm=1 inch), and these are probably 1.3 or so (too cold to go out and measure).
1577017
No. I haven't been able to find ones that can be retro fitted for this bike. Looks like you have to change the entire axle.
1745873
I have them on my stock Specialized mountain bike. They probably will fit. You can measure your diameter compared to the specs given, if any.
1208572
Main way to tell is if your bike has a tapered tube. They should be pretty universal otherwise. The tubes come long and you have to trim it down to fit your specific bike.
971375
Hi Shelly,I got these for my son a few year ago, also for a 20". They are quite clunky and heavy, but fit and worked just fine. If the bike has a gear shifter, they might not fit. I had to remove the gear shifter from ours and put it back on when my son got his balance/confidence to go withouth the training wheels.
2147098
I'm not 100% sure on that. IF u aren't pressed on time get it try them. If they don't fit return them they look great. I love how they look on my bike its worth a shoot. Sorry I couldn't give u a better answer.
1594567
I don't know but I have a 2008 Giant TCR Advanced. http://www.giant-bicycles.com/en-us/bikes/model/tcr.advanced.1/1202/29249/#specifications It fits fine. Hope this helps.
545144
Yes they will Fit !..... Gas pedal ) Fits over the old one ) snap Fit ! Brake Pedal ) the old one comes off ) With a little work! Good Luck !
1688106
They are universal. They are drilled with long hole slots so they fit tons of bikes. They fit my Busa perfectly and fit my wife's CBR also. You shouldn't have any problems.
351936
No problem your bike will not be changed unless the rear skewer doesn't work which is unlikely and there is nothing to changing that. There is a skewer in the box if you need it. I run an older rear wheel that has a very worn tire which works very well.
492127
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