Will these work on the rear wheel of a bicycle? Trying to fashion a Dutch bike out of a Topeak rack and adding foot pegs! Thank you!
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Maybe,if you are pretty innovative.You might have to make some sort of adapter to attach the pegs to the bike.They are great pegs for the money.
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pegs are for one inch and one & a eight inch crash bar, can't tell you. c. e.
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I am pretty sure they will....I put them on my old "cruiser" bike...they are designed to be universal fit. (...that said, there may be slight adjustments here and there, nothing big, though) These are very well made by a good company, and once on, they look and function great. Just take your time, and they should fit just fine. Hope this helps. Thanks!
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it depends if you have a 3 sprocket cassette on the front by the pedals and a 7 sprocket cassette on the rear wheel. if not then no these will not work. you also need to have shimano deraileurs. its the part that moves the chain to switch gears at the sprockets.
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They worked fine on a 26 inch wheel. Get a frame that's wider for the disk breaks. I used Ibera PakRak Bicycle Touring Carrier Plus+ IB-RA5 (with disk brake mounts) Frame-mounted for heavier top & side loads and it works great... Just finished a bike camping trip and my rack was by far the best and sturdiest,, the racks about $30 Panniers have plenty of room..
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I think they might. They have worked well on my bike and I like the length of them. You can always return them if they do no work out.
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Judging from the online photos of said bicycle(you claimed to own) I notice your model bike hereby lacks the rear mounting bolts of my bicycle-which is how my Planet Bike Eco rear rack is connected.You might want to ask an expert bikeperson if such a part is compatible with your bicycle in spite of said absentee feature!Aso,when I looked for a rear bike rack I sought out the highest maximum weight compacity possible and compatible/durable baskets to outfit it with!I hope this information was helpful!
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hello there. i would sugest doing some research to see if they will work for you. if they havent changed the frame or the axle mounts i would thing you might have a good chance.
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If you have a stock peg and not a floorboard then these will fit, the Kuryakyn splined adapter is a must tho!! I used the flat edged adapter on my bike and they worked fantastic!!
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I am not an expert on this part but I would like to say yes. I put them on my bike which has aluminum rims. Good luck. Going to a bike shop would be the best way to ensure they are the right fit.
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Yes they will work as in, you will be able to pedal your bike, but it will be very uncomfortable after a short while and you will have very poor grip. These pedals were designed to be used with cycling specific shoes to which you screw the metal spd cleats (hook) that are included with them.
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Yes, these pegs should work. They are adjustable in every direction and should angle any way you would need.
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No they would not. Not without fabricating a full set of bracketry to hold them there. Do not buy these. Do not buy from this company. Absolute crap. You would be wasting your money. Call Kevin at Dragonfly Cycle Concepts, he has bags and bracket kits (and fairings) to get you all hooked up. Tell him Rod sent ya.
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I've used mine on the back of my vintage Schwinn 10-speed and my modern Raleigh flat bar road bike (mine is set up as a commuter), and they both worked fine. You probably already know this, but you will need to make sure that your frame can be set up with a rear rack.
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It depends on if you have 2 tires or 4...I used these on a 2-wheel cart and they worked fine. also existing tire size needs to be checked to see if these will replace them. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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They worked well for me. They should work for you also, as long as your wheels are close to the 76mm size. Bob
856246
These training wheels are model specific. If your handy with a welder you could modify it to fit, or you could try the manufacturer of your bike to see if they have training wheels. These particular training wheels mount over the foot pegs of the bike. You could also measure between your bikes foot pegs and talk to the seller to get the spacing and see if it would work for your bike.
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I am certain they would work on 14" wheels. They are, in effect, a valve cap, so they point inward towards the wheel hub. That is with bicycles in mind. I assume they would fit any car wheel, also, where they would point more outwards.