I want to add safety wheels to the bike. How should I do it?
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Training wheels can be easy mounted on rear axis of this bike. We do offer training wheels on our amazon web store. I hope this helps! Sincerest regards Tobiaa Rosenkranz Dakota Cycle
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Yes, just slide the wheel trays inward. Height should be ok, as I think the center post is high enough, but I haven't put a regular bike on the rack. I don't have one or I'd try...
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Well you will need a install kit. (stud bolts). You know there are other offsets these wheel come in??Message me.
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You will have to put on the front wheel, pedals, and seat. And the handlebars as well. No special tools are needed just the basics to complete what they have sent you.
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Probably not. I think you could add if you are good with custom modifications. I think you should look for one that comes with wheels.
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I found that the easiest and most efficient way is from front to back: fit over handlebars and front wheel, stretch to the rear, fit over one wheel, and then pull cover over to the opposite wheel. Then make final adjustments. It helps to defeat wind effect if you place margin of the cover under each wheel.
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If your going to just swap out the gear hub, you will need new spokes and have some one lace the new hub into the original rim , then just change the selector and everything should bolt onto your frame, I converted my 24 speed mountain bike to the 8 speed gear hub and enjoy it , I never changed gears on the front chain rings so no loss to me, I like simplicity
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You snap them on. Push them on the spoke until the wheels "click" on so they're secure.
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You would have to make a bracket or use maybe a u bolt with some rubber padding. I like most just mounted it under the handle bars in the frame. Bolted and zip tied. Rides well
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I just tried it with a wheel. And it worked. Looks like should be fine with the whole bike too.
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Go on youtube and look up "how to set up my bike trainer" i saw the one posted by arts cyclery to be helpful.
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In order for you to convert <easily> to disc brakes you need to have wheel, frame and fork compatibility. From the left side of your bike look at the outside edge of your wheel hub, the lower front fork and the the rear seat stay above the axle. You should see, if compatible, six small threaded holes in the wheel hub <for disc mounting>, two threaded standoffs on the fork and rear seat stay <for calipers>. The absence of either will preclude compatibility and be an indication of what is required. Your existing brake levers, if mechanical wire pull, should be compatible.
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Did you get any answers? I can't figure out how to put the wheels on securely.
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Remove the front wheel and slide the plastic gear on the axle. mount the speedometer on handle bars and connect cable
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No. And that's about the only thing I'd change about it. I mistakenly thought I'd add wheels to it, but there isn't a place to attach them.
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Call Schwinn. Have the model number and stuff ready. You might be able to get them through a bike shop too.
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Yes, contact the manufacturer at www.BikeTowLeash.com for specifics in the included instructions and videos.