how can i mount this on my bike that does not have a quick-release on the wheels?
375133
The trainer should have a replacement axle that will fit when installed on your bike and allow you to mount it to the stand. If the included axle is not the same as the one on your bike... I'm not sure. The use of a wrench to loosen your rear axle should allow you to see if they are identical.
375134
Best approach to this one, Cassie, is to replace the rear wheel hub with a quick release I that's possible. If not, look for a new rear wheel setup. Its less than $200 for a nice sturdy handmade wheel.
375135
I wouldn't mount in trainer without a quick release rear wheel axle setup. The mounting cups are designed for the axle skewer included with the trainer. Suggest contacting the manufacturer for there advice.
1379971
This goes inside the rear axle of your bike. It's the Quick release part of the rear wheele. Your bike should come with one, but the Kurt Kinetic also has one in the box!
358229
Unit comes with a very nice click on click off mount that actually works and keep the unit tightly in place when you use it on the bike. You will be please with the mount.
1782899
I am not sure what a quick release is but I have a 24 speed Trek and I just screwed the bolts into the rear wheel area. It was quick and secure and I felt comfortable when riding the bike.
300220
If I am right, you might need the quick release mount, amazon has it, for $9.00
2056691
Yes - the bike I have installed has quick release hubs. I am not aware of a recommended weight limit.
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.
57807
No quick release at all. (2) screw holes in center of mount for mounting to the frame.
1456266
Its not designed for being mounted on the handlebars.. But I imagine you can buy an adapter at a hardware store or find any other creative solution..
572
Yes, you can position the wheel mount close enough to the bike frame in order to use a U-Lock, as long as the U-Lock isn't too short.
1810592
I mounted it to the luggage rack on the back of my bike...don't see how else you could do it.
353522
The rack does not have a quick release lever. It uses a hex screw which would be an extra step.
209076
I couldn't either. Take it with you to a bike repair shop & ask them if it's right for your bike. It wouldn't attach to mine. I returned it.
598574
The quick release skewers typically are associated with the hub on the bike rim. The bike frame itself is a basic slotted metal frame so you should technically be able to use new rims with skewers which may not be a cost effective measure to use this product.
1791350
You can mount it directly on the plate, but I don't recommend that method. The free quick release plate will be good enough or you can use your own.
762912
This one can not. If you go to their website directly they do offer a wheel that can be mounted to the side. You're going to have to have a HUGE cage for this though.
640155
As long as you have quick release you can do it easily. If you don't, it will depend on your existing bolt diameter. My road bike works, so does my mountain bike. My mountain bike does not have quick release. You can modify the receiving bolt on the device itself to fit using a Dremel tool.