Will these fit a 29 MTB rim.How's the traction transitioning from pavement to trail
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I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you are planning on doing a significant amount of riding off-road, though, then you probably want something else. I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you... » Read More I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you are planning on doing a significant amount of riding off-road, though, then you probably want something else. « Show Less
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I think they will fit a 29. Traction great on pavement or dry trail. Not great for mud.
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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.
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I have only traveled with my road bike, which have 700C rims which are essentially 29" wheels so your 29" MTB wheels should fit.
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Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full suspension bikes when it comes to rear fenders but there are special ones made for FS MTB like the mudhugger. Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full... » Read More Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full suspension bikes when it comes to rear fenders but there are special ones made for FS MTB like the mudhugger. « Show Less
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They will work great! I have owned them for a year now. Have used them in sand, snow, mud and everything in between. They are not the best tires for riding on pavement. I have a Rincon 680 and when mine wear down. I will buy these tires again.
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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.
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According to the users manual it will not. There is no tire code for a 29er listed.
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These fit my Giant Talon 29er medium.Just to be safe I would ask your Local bike shop for confirmation
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They will fit. I am currently running 33x12.50R17 Baja MTZ on stock 2002 F150 FX4 rims.
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This bike has mountain tires... 2.5 inch... the 29 inch tires give it a more comfortable ride... for off road I suggest the tubless kit... good luck.
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i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would be possible. i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would... » Read More i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would be possible. « Show Less
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yes they will. just make sure that they are 29" and not the 28"'s that are sometimes confused with the 29s.
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I'm not sure if they will fit or not. I tried putting my 18" tires in them from my 2014 gmc Sierra and they didn't come close to fitting. Hope someone has a better answer for you!
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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.
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Yes they will fit perfectly, i had the same size on my mountain bike and replace them with the kenda 26x1.5
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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.
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Depends on the distance from the brake shaft hole to the rim. Also the width of you rim, but not as much. These are designed more for MTBs, i.e. 38mm to 50mm wide rims & 79mm to 99mm reach. They are quite long for standard road bikes.