The rear hub spacing is 115mm, while the standard track wheelset is 120mm. I know that's less than .2", but wondering if anyone had issues with this?
370487
I had that issue but it took just a little elbow grease getting the rear wheel in. As soon as the paint on the rear drop-outs wore slightly, the axle became more and more easily inserted. Right now, the axle comes on and off without problems. Maybe a bit of emory cloth could thin out that thick layer of paint on your first assembly.
370488
700c wheels went on just fine... it was a little snug, but not really an issue.
75650
you are going to get a standard width rim should take up to 2.25 max size you should consider that after 3 mos not once has it worked and have ordered a different wheel and am sending it back be careful. try looking at tge site for the manual!
2261238
It measures 20mm across the brake track. It's a standard rim. It was an exact replacement for the Matrix rims on my 1985 Trek 600. It laced right in with the same hub and spokes. It has given good service so far. The material is not hardened, so wear may increase unless soft pads are used.
39786
What is the axle spacing of your internal gear hub that you want to use with it? Compare the specs. You can't just add nuts onto the hub to widen it. But you may have to do some widening of the rear triagle, which is really tricky, because the chainstay on the right has an indent (for chainring clearance) that the left one doesn't have, so if you have to pry them apart, they won't separate evenly, and you will need to do some precise realigning. Advanced stuff.
1047232
It is pretty larger than the standard one. It will fit but very little room around it for additional track
2249452
Absolutley!!! My skateboard wheels also have spacers and speed ring. It is a kind of standard, don' worry about that.
941844
I have 17 inch wheels on my 2010 CC. I don't know to answer about other sizes.
2172839
I'm not able to help, I put this together for my granddaughter for Christmas last year and it's been at her house so I can't even look at it. If I remember correctly there were some kind of spacers that went on before/after the wheel itself and it was a little difficult to get them on. Sorry I can't help.
1374578
The diameters are 5mm and 6mm (5mm with the spacer, 6mm without) Nice stiff shifts. I've heard alot of complaints, mostly from roadies about how load they are. But for mountain bikes where your shifting a lot they are perfect. I've been thru 3 pairs of stock jockey wheels in 4 months and when i switched to these I have had no problems for the last 6 months. Still running smooth. Good luck!
889735
I think ours is a bit shorter as well - it is not possible to make the track layout as shown in the picture. However, we can make other layouts, so I haven't expended the energy to try to get Amazon to fix it...
1172600
It's 100mm front and 120mm rear ! It says it on the feature section! And depending on your bike if it old or vintige you probably need different axles but if it's a bike that uses 700c rims then you should be fine
945401
The wheels on the Chuggington's are 3/4" wide, the engine's are 1 1/8th" wide and the tracks are 1 1/2" wide. I don't own any wheelies so I can't compare the size, sorry. Hope this helps.
1444132
It says the exact height it is in the description from the flat part that you screw into your bottom plate to the farthest part of the wheel is 3 1/2" but theres about a 1/2" V but the track has an inverted 1/2" V so you don subtract anything just do you measurement straight down - i.e. you add 3 1/2 " to ur height for the wheel and track
1709304
This is the only way the 15x7s are made. The wheel is made in a 15x8 with a 0mm offset (4.5" back spacing). Will that work for you? VN5155863 Thanks, -Jon
935936
Not recommended. It has a standard thread side(one side is for fixed cog other for freewheels) however hub spacing is 120mm which is track spacing not road, and hub is fully symmetrical, most modern hubs designed to work with speeds are asymmetrical in order to centre the wheel on the frame. If you are planing to use them on an old bike you can try to adjust spacing by playing with the axel(is not sealed bearings) position and and using spacers but this requires some specific tools.
2075696
I did not measure the spacing, but I am using it on an 1972 Raliegh 10- speed, with a 5-speed freewheel. It fit and works perfectly on the bike.
838723
On a previous post someone answered: Yes. I just tried it and it worked well with Thomas wooden tracks. The wheel base width from outside wheel to outside wheel is 1 1/8" leaving 7/8" in between the wheels. The wheel width of each wheel is 1/8".