is the frame drilled to enable me to install a rear brake?
74145
My frame was not drilled for a break. I had to bore a larger hole to accommodate the break bolt. You'll need extra long reach breaks to reach the rim.
830983
No. The parts that you need to put together are: the seat, handler bars, and the front wheel. Also, the brakes had to be put together; this part was VERY hard to do. The brakes DID NOT WORK...we could not get them adjusted. My husband had to take the bike to a Schwinn Bike Shop for them to do the brakes. It cost $60. (My husband has put bikes together in the past without a problem.) Sorry, that this answer took so long to complete. I wanted my husband's answers, not mine.
2061522
Yes, as the front will have a longer threaded bolt. I did have to use a spacer on my rear one as its made for a round piece and my frame had a flat plate.
966811
Yes, its part of the main unit. it connects to the frame to prevent the axle from turning when brakes are applied.
1467954
Yes.. bolt on installation.. frame is pre-drilled & tapped from the factory.. took less than 30 minutes
749194
Its the rear. There is another similar model for the front. It needs to be modified before installation to cut a hole in the brake line bracket. It is meant for the brake line to be threaded through the bracket, but you do not want to disassemble your existing brakeline, so best to saw an opening and squeeze the brake line in.
2528
The frame and chassis subframe have holes from the factory already. No drilling req. it took me about 15 minutes per side to install with a socket and box wrench
1801791
I purchased the set from cycling pro. My brakes were setup from the factory to be right rear and left front. Easy installation. All hardware installed right over the position of my old mechanical disk brakes.
181104
NO if its for a Hyundai Santa Fe the rear need a rotor and drum compo for emergency brakes ( parking brake)
1168385
No. Hand brakes only. And it was not easy to assemble. I ended up taking it to a bike shop so plan ahead instead of trying to put together on Christmas Eve.
810913
No you must drill holes in frame rail and mount it there or somewhere similar.
1900280
You will need a rear mounting bracket, or a block of wood or something. You'll have to ask the manufacturer what kind of mounting bracket.
805776
I honestly do not know. I returned the item. My husband said it was too much for the installation since another line and brake has to be installed.
1822413
It does come pre-drilled with the necessary hardware. I would highly recommend you go to www.srsmith.com website and check the compatibility chart.
1758238
It should no problem. All you have to do is remove one of the rear wheel hex nuts that secures the wheel to the frame. Put the attachment on and reinstall the wheel nut. The attachment should have the instructions.
1362474
Absolutely not what you need! If your bike has a rear coaster brake (pedal pushed backwards to brake) put that in your Amazon search. Try this Avenir 36H Nutted Cruiser Style Rear Wheel with Coaster Brake (Silver, 26 x 1.75-Inch)
2150392
No. The upright handlebar is bolted to the frame. I would not recommend working the bolt loose often, which could compromise the threads.