I don't have (and don't want to get) a quick release rear wheel. Can I use this with a standard bolt on wheel? Thanks!
71483
Yes, you can. Most of these trainers also provide a quick-release skewer in the box, but, I did not use the one provided. One bike I mounted on the trainer has its own quick-release skewer, the other did not. Both worked fine.
71484
Yes, it will work the way you want it with the existing bolts, no quick release required.
71485
Mr. A,Unfortunately i do not have any experience with anything other than quick release on this machine (and on any of my bikes..U lock through rear wheel/frame).It does come with a quick release skewer which should take a minute or two to install.Sorry i can't be more help.
71486
it comes with a quick release rear axle but it seemed a bit skimpy so i just used my standard bolt on and it works just fine
1002126
I just purchased mine in September. It came with a replacement quick release for the rear bike wheel, but not for the trailer hitch that attaches to the rear axle. The replacement quick release for the rear wheel is longer for accommodating the trailer hitch which fastens to it with two wing nuts. The trailer detaches from the hitch via pulling a pin and simply lifting it off the hitch. I then bungee the floating hitch to my rear rack. That works very well for me.
893048
Sorry, This wheel has the wrong bolt pattern. You need a 5x114.3 bolt pattern for proper fitment. We do carry the wheel in your bolt pattern, but the offset is too low (0mm). You need a mid offset wheel (15-25mm).
142112
Hubby says if the bolt pattern is the same you can, but you will need a larger tire to compensate for the smaller rim. Hope that helps!
1596822
I would take the rear to a LBS and make sure the freewheel/ hub will accept it first. you may end up needing a wheel.
1671910
Yep, fits perfectly; may interfere with rear wheel on some installations. Also, doesn't need 2 bolts.
1016590
You need to install a rear cog of your own. The threads are there for the freewheel to be spun on.
36436
You can buy a locking pin to replace the standard bolt-pin. Basically works likes a lug nut lock on a wheel. Think they cost about $20. I like the rack and have used it over a year. Great for price
202111
To use their Quick release axle You HAVE TO HAVE A QUICK RELEASE AXLE! Im sorry if you think Im yelling at you cause Im not. what I am saying is that you have to have a quick release axle for the quick release skewer they give you with the trainer. you have to unscrew the old axle and pull it out of the wheel. then have or buy a quick release axle from a bike store.install the axle ... but instead use the bike trainers skewer instead of the one that comes with the axle. Hope this helps!
1707430
Hello,The bike I am using does not have quick release and I did not have to worry about this issue, but I believe the trainer comes with extra plastic adapters to use with your stock skewer. Sorry I can not be more direct, but I believe the description states the mounting system will take either quick release or bolt on rear wheels.
910543
As long as you don't have the old style spoke on the rear wheel that uses nuts on both ends this should work. This on works with the kind that has the quick release lever on one side.
351937
The Kurt kinetic arrives fully assembled, and it's very easy to mount and unmount. The question now is, do you have a quick release or nut and bolt set up for your back tire?
964497
The front wheel is quick release. The rear wheel is conventional and needs a wrench to take off.
1972562
I have used mine on a quick release, and a screw on rear axel. Worked on bike with coaster brakes and disc.
365425
Yes, it can as they supply the necessary part to use on a bike without quick-release, but I don't know how easy it is to set up as I have quick-release. You may want to contact the supplier.
1577016
No. Just looked at it. The rear wheel axle is not as long as the front one so unless you modify something, I don't believe you could.
313953
You would need an appropriate wrench as it does not have the quick release spindle. I purchased one for about $20 from a local bike shop.