Are the tires quick release or do you need to carry a wrench with the bike?
25959
Yes, front and back.......quick release levers is usually on left side of wheel.. Bike is in stock at Dick's Spoting Goods and you can see it there.
380930
The bike is mostly assembled. You will need to put on the rims (with tires already on rims), handle bars(brakes already assembled) and foot pedals. I was worried about it when it came in the box but I had it put together and my daughter riding in less than an hour or so. The directions are straight forward and you don't need any fancy tools. If you were worried yourself, you could take it to your local bike shop and I'm sure they would look it over and tighten anything up for a small fee.My daughter rides the bike regularly and it has held up very well. It is a great buy.
620342
No need to remove tires but I did to have drill one hole for each side for the rear sets , if you are just a little handy this is an easy install
99507
Moving the bars up/down is quick and easy. If you need to extend them handlebars out or move them in it just takes an allen wrench.
750151
wheels are built with quick releases included. they do require rim tape. up to a 2.3mm tire should be okay.thanks,
1137078
Its easy. Nuts and bolts stuff. I think it even came with a wrench. Took maybe ten minutes first time, and that was three yrs. ago. Still holding up great BTW. Just have had to replace two tire tubes. Makes a twice monthly grocery run with my electric bike. Very slight fraying in the fabric but I'd guess it has another 5-7 yrs left.
1263491
The rack has two scewers on it that your quick release front fork fits on. It tightens down just like the wheel does. I've used it three times so far it works like a dream
1756748
No, you shouldn't need to make any modifications to your bike other than adding the included quick release. It is less than a half inch thick where it connects to the rear wheel.
2117984
It doesn't have a 'quick release', but the attaching mechanism has to have a key type wrench to mount it. I feel itd be hard to steel off your bike. hope this helps.
423121
You have to screw on the pedals, seat and handle bars. Pretty simple and quick.
1440419
There is a quick release that is mounted to the bike. It is quite easy to remove and replace the trailer. The hardest part is keeping your kid from running in to traffic while you do it.
1182290
Also, I agree with the other reply on advising against using a quick release on a single speed. You're putting much more force on the axle than with a bike that has gears. Much more likely to bend, slip, or break than a solid axle.
1027685
You can get by with a 8 inch adjustable wench and I believe 5 & 8 mm Allen wrenchs and I think maybe a Phillips screwdriver. Actually, there is a longer list with the owner's manual. You might want to invest in a small assortment of tools to maintain the bike(Adjust brakes, handle bars etc) The bike comes in three basic parts. You have to install the seat, handle bars and front wheel. Hint-deflate the tire. A hand air pump will come in handy also.
1655343
the fork attachment tightens just like most quick release wheels tighten. That is done by turning the bolt so it is close to snug then flipping the tightening lever to tighten the bolt on your fork. I hope that makes sense. Thanks
2027183
It would be nice if it were a by hand attachment , but it does require a tool, as you do have to take off the nut/bolt on your bike
1703761
No, wheels, handle bar, breaks and seat need assembly. Does come with a wrench though you'll need more then that for bike assembly.
229414
Yes and yes. It's not a quick release though. But a quick Allen wrench does the trick