Do you know if this will work well for a 29er mountain bike?
1740066
Hello Cathy...CatEye works very well in any bike, but if you have a mountain bike it works well until the sensor being hit by a stone and this happened with all my CAtEye. If you can, do not hesitate to buy a gps for cycling, it is much pretty better!
1740067
I returned this item because I found it to be difficult to work with. So my answer is " I don't know".
1740068
As far as I know it works with all bikes as long as your wheel size is in the list of sizes. I have it on a Giant Hybrid bike with the 700 size wheel (the same as a 29re's size).
1740069
Yes. According to the User Manual, it is possible to set the sizes: 29 x 2.1 and 29 x 2.3
1740070
The CatEye Adventure that I have is a discontinued model, so unless you're getting an old one rather than some newer version, I can't answer the question. With respect to the one I have, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be OK. Be aware, however, that with my version of the unit, re-setting of the odometer when you change batteries is a two step process after inserting the new battery. You have to put a mile on it before trying to reset it or it won't function properly. It's a nuisance, and the company was aware of the problem, but it's not described in the instruction circular.
1740071
I don't see why it wouldn't work as flawlessly for your 29er as it does for my Cannondale xs800.
505027
I have only traveled with my road bike, which have 700C rims which are essentially 29" wheels so your 29" MTB wheels should fit.
551333
Good day, this would accommodate a 29" bike as long as the downtube of the frame is not atypical. 2.4" wide tires is right on the edge of suitable sizes, but should not be a problem. Thanks!
2236326
Package says for 26", but I just installed it on my 29er and it will work as long as it's not greater than 60mm opening in fork. Coverage is minimal, but probably sufficient (will know soon when I actually ride it).
1339547
If the diameter of the bar fits the stem on your bike it will work great for touring. I don't know that it is tested for the kind of abuse that a true mountain bike bar but from a touring use I love this setup.
2114595
Definitely, it just needs to have eyelets (also called braze-ons). This model is for bikes with rim brakes, not disc brakes, so be sure that your mountain bike has the right brakes!
1613289
29er wheels are the same diameter as a road bike's 700c wheels, which fit fine. I have a large frame road bike, with a fixed seat post, and have no problems. Of course you need to remove the pedals, seat, rear deraileur and handlebars. I am guessing that you should be fine, provided the bike frame itself is not unusually large.
1783172
I have not personally tried, but when I was reading reviews before I bought my trainer some other people said that they had set up a standard mountain bike but that 29ers were problematic due to different wheel size. Try the CycleOps webpage and use their Tech support questions line.
891922
i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would be possible.
1613288
I use one for a 19" Felt 29er full suspension mountain bike. You have to remove the rear derailleur, stem/bars, and fork to make it work. No need to remove the cabling. Just bend it around to make it lay flat. Cover it all with a blanket and rags to prevent scratching and it fits fine and with room to spare for shoes, spare tires, tubes tools etc. Best fitting case for my MTB so far. Thule case comes in second but with all of them you have to remove the fork for a 29er to fit in them.
450128
I suspect it will. .. The hitch bracket is made in two sections, making the width adjustable.... I doubt it would be a good fit on a 29er fattie though....
1264957
sorry not sure what a 29er is but if that is a mountain bike reference, then yes, it holds mountain bikes, side-by-side.
216077
Yeah, it looks like it should, It works perfect on my 26in mountain bike similiar to that Trek.
1023169
I have a 26er mountain bike and thre is room so it looks like it should. The fit issue I have is the width if the wheels not the radius.
910539
I am just a novice bike rider so I am not sure. I would think it should work for your bike . You may want to ask others who have left feedbacks.
1927222
You may have to mount the front bracket to seat clamp if you don't have mounting holes, I have a mongoose 29er mounted to stock seat clamp with a thin washer works great, you may have to buy a different seat clamp depending on your bike.
464157
The first thing the instructions say is that it is not designed for 29inch bikes. It does looks like if you angled it back more (meaning having the back bars not flush with the bed of the truck) it should hold a 29er. BTW, I put a 2.8 downhill MTB tire in it. A bit of a squeeze but it fit.