Is this long enough to go from the front to back tires and around a rack for a 19" mountain bike?
1730807
Yes, I believe so. I have a 24" bike and I have used the lock to lock both tires since they have the easy on/off feature. Don't the specs say the length? I think it is 6'.
1730808
Depends on how far back on the rack you can loop it through from very front of boole to back tire answer is no. Buy achain
1730809
I would say no. I have this lock and I find it just reaches what I need to lock the frame and front tire. Try to find a longer lock.
318640
The top of the rack itself has a 15 1/2" platform. Mine sits a few inches back from seat post tube. The distance from post tube to the back of rack is 21". My seat however extends 1" over the front of the rack, leaving 14 1/2" of space for a very high basket or pack. All of this depends somewhat on your bike geometry since the rack is adjustable. You shouldn't have a problem with the basket extending over the back of the rack however (it's very sturdy) so it will probably work for you.
1646951
I have a fatbike with 26x4 tires, it does it but barely. Have to spread the rack a little bit to fit it on, and there's less than 2 inches clearance on the top of the tire to the rack. But it works great, carries panniers and without any other modifications can't beat the price.
868570
My guess is no. Just looking at your bike it seems the rack isn't deep enough to stay off the tire at a functional angle.
1909355
It is designed to go by the size of your front tire. So yes ot would work for your bike.
551334
I have a 29" bike but not with large tires. I am skeptical that it will work the way it should for you. I might look at some other models although most everything else is more expensive. I would probably not buy this rack again.
607976
It should. The racks that hold the tires in are adjustable so you can move them in for shorter bikes.
718257
I regularly put my mountain bike on this rack and drive through some pretty rough terrain along steep mountain trails around Lake Tahoe. Using the third strap on the down tube helps to stabilize the bike and prevents it from swinging. So to answer your question: yes, my mountain bike fits tightly in this rack.
464158
I have two 29s that I put in this rack. It workss best if you load them with the back tire in the rack, side by side, and then use a strap to keep them from rocking too much. Without that, , the bikes will tip. With the strap, works like a charm.
1314291
i bought this rack specifically for my downhill bike.it has full length bars and clears fine on my 4 runner
1212558
It should be fine. It connects on the outside of the rim away from the disc brakes. This is a good basic rear rack. It is adjustable for different sizes of bikes.
222048
I believe it will. These racks have a lot of vertical adjustment and are wide enough for MTB tires.
1497657
Not sure how far out the spare tire extends, but the vertical post of the bike rack is 9.5 inches out from the end of the hitch.
592118
The rack fits nicely on my 28" 700c bike. You may need to use a little muscle to squeeze the main bars to the back wheels. Hope it helps!
607512
Yes it's adjustable and would accommodate your tires. My mtn bike tires are 2" wide. Refer to the description on Amazon.
766756
It will probably be fine. I would do something to improve the winch strap tie downs. I think that I will drill holes next to the existing rings (For some eye bolts) or have some stronger loops welded on for any sort of lengthy journey. Everything else seems overbuilt. It will still sway a bit over bumps...no hot rodding with a bike on the rack
1473201
I don't have the rack with me right now...but long enough for an adult mountain bike.