What size pedals for a 26in. free spirit coaster?
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Generally, you can tell by looking at the piece the pedals attach to. Is it one continuous piece(kinda S shaped)? or is it a spindle with an arm attached on each side? Continuous is usually 1/2" Spindle with arms is usually 9/16"
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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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Ooooo!!! I like your bike!!! I have what I believe to be a very common setup. I think my bar is 1". The unit fits my bar but the bike shop took it off when I took it in for servicing and I havent bothered to put it back on. Have just ordered more comfortable grips so the cruise probably wont be missed.
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I don't know but go to the shamino website and they will have the specs for that shock I ride a 26 " wheel
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yes. but I prefer to use the Straitline Platform Pedal 9/16", also ordered from Amazon.
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You have to go by the ISO # which is the tire seat diameter in mm. There are 5 diffrent rim size's for the 26 inch tire and they are not interchangable. Raleigh and schiwenn bikes have their own rim size so you have to go by the ISO#.
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This pedal has a 1/2 Inch diameter pedal thread. If you have the 9/16 thread it will not fit.
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There is usually a range of tubes that will work. Sunlite Bicycle Tube 26 x 1.95 - 2.125 from Amazon will do fine. 26" is the rim diameter and the other is the tire width. You also need to determine which valve you need. Schrader or Presta. Presta is the smaller one.The Schrader is the larger one.
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You can order one specificly for your 29".But,I requested the 26" for my mountain bike.They have 3 sizes.You"ll really like them. Good luck.
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I have this on my Trek 7.2 fx works fine I have the 48/36/26 since I'm mostly ride on flats not a lot of uphills n I don't carry any load on the bike. The 42/32/22 is good if u carry a lot of load on the bike. Hope this helps.
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These pedals will fit a standard 9/16" 20 TPI thread. So, it will go in the hole, but I would not consider this "fitting"
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Your stationary probably has a 1/2" spindle as opposed to the standard 9/16". Just go to a big box store and buy some cheap universal pedals for $10 (something like bell or Schwinn). They will come with a spindle adapter you can use.
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Will likely be way too bigStem alone is 110 mm. The stack is big for this bike anyway. At a 32" inseam you'll be unsafe.Plus cranks are 175 mm. That will leave you with a very unnatural pedal stroke
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The Pedal is listed as having a 9/16 Bolt thread size, so the easiest method of answering your question, is spin-off your existing Pedal and take it to a bike shop ask them whether it is 1/2, or 9/16, but normally 1/2" are reserved for BMX bikes.
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I bought a size 1 for both of my kids bikes 16" & 18". I believe the size 4 will not accomodate your 27"+ bike. If you read the product description...it stated up to 26" bike. You may want to buy the "BV KA36 Alloy Adjustable Bicycle Kickstand for 24"-28". I bought this kickstand for my Jamis 26" Mountain Bike and loving its support & style.
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A 29inch bike has to have a fork rated for 29 inch. This fork is rated for 26 inch wheels.
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I ride a Torker myself, and I'm 5"10 and 140. I would go for the 20 inch wheel, because it will give you a good amount of control.
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You might have to cut the seat post to reach the pedals on a 24", my wife is a bit taller and can't reach with the seat all the way down. She fits nicely on a 20" though, so that's an option as well.