can a fat bike wheel fit on this rack?
766550
It would probably ride on top of the tire holder, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. There is a padded hook that comes down on the frae that would hold it in place, as well as velcro straps for the tires.
766551
Yes, the Openings on the wheel holders are wide enough to accomodate a fat tire.
766552
I doubt it. Mountain bikes with big tires yes, but the really large tires for sand riding would ride on top versus sliding in for stability.
1897740
Yes, especially with the tubetop adapter which Yakima sells. I bought two of them. I was able to get my son's 16" bike on the rack with the use of a tubetop. Check it out.
626430
Topeak also makes a rack that fastens in the pre-threaded holes on the bike frame near the rear wheel hub. Reply back if you have any questions and I'll get you a link to the other type of rack
463568
Unless the rear wheels are very close together, I really doubt it. I have had problems with the rack not providing enough space between the trunk and the bike pedals on regular bikes, so a trike is probably much too wide.
949270
Yes, definitely. We've fit 2 adult, 2 kid (16" and 20") and 1 toddler (12"?) bike on the rack. Looks kind of funny with the training wheels and all but it works. Some trial and error required but it works.
914030
Yes, the rack will definitely accommodate that size with room to spare on either end. This is a great tool and very multifunctional.
1240805
My Kawasaki KLR 650 motorcycle weights 400 LBS and this rack carries my motorcycle just fine when I use three 'ratchet' tie downs. I would guess the width on the rack might be about 6 inches. Your fat tires should fit on the rack. Even if the fat tires are too wide, you should still be able to get the scooter up on the rack and securely tie it down so it won't fall off (if you use many ratchet tie downs).
1334745
I wouldn't see why not. I had to reverse the bikes on the rack to get the lay side by side. It is a nice sturdy rack
427790
I honestly want to help you but I have just accommodate road wheels, I really don´t know if it fits fat bike wheels.
1637380
I do not know if it will fit your fat bike 2.5 wide at the top.I have a kent del rio bike and it does not come near my wheel.But this stand is very close to the ground . i ride on the road and it hits the ground when i turn around.
1616987
hi,dahon do not have any rack for this. rack does not fit on 24" wheel bikes
1360800
Probably not. It's an "OK" rack, but depending on the bike, as some of the reviews have noted, it hits the spokes. I would not trust it with kiddo.
809495
I think you can probably make it work. The rack is wide, and the height is easily adjusted, so I don't think fat tires would be a problem. The front stays swivel and extend where they connect to the rack, so you have a lot of options there even without bending anything. If you want to connect directly to the hub, I think you could do it by replacing the lower hardware with some kind of kludge (the standard hardware is narrower than the axle, so I'm skeptical about drilling it out).
1700152
I would think so, the bottom part of this basket came with two long/flat attachments. But I already had something like this installed: Topeak Explorer Bike Rack
1304757
I found this rack extremely well manufactured and a wide range of adjustability. I think it's one of the best purchases I've made but as far as sizing, go to a bike shop, if you're wheel spacing is near a Catrike, then I would think it would fit. Good luck.
1805948
Though it's contrary to the other posters I have to add my two cents. This rack, while optimal for bikes equipped with disc brakes mounted to the rear of the seatstays, will work just fine on bikes with rim brakes - the legs will just be spaced out wider than the non-disc version.
1440238
Absolutely! The wheel slots are adjustable to fit even large bikes. I have an old Schwinn Traveler & it fits great! The only thing you might need to play with is if your bikes only have coaster brakes (like mine does), you might need to lift up the back wheels once the bikes are on the rack to get the pedals into the right position. Hope that helps!