Would this by chance fit on a Surly Ogre fork with 29er's and disc brakes?
1356473
Sorry, don't have disc brakes on my bike. No idea about the Surly. Any problem might be on where the u-bolt goes around the fork. On my bike the u-bolt sits 6 inches above the axle. You'll just have to check for clearance.
1356474
It should. It only has two attachments points on each side. The axle but and a u-bolt toward the top if the rack.
1704229
It depends on what you mean by a regular bike. I don"t believe it'll work on a 29er but a bike that is 700c or smaller should work.I got rid of this long ago as I don't like riding on a trainer. If you can just go out and ride do so
1902130
I installed on a 26 " Schwinn looks like it will fit a 29 " may have to do some fabricating, I did on my Schwinn.
869861
Hi,Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork.Thanks
1811983
It should. I put it on my Specialized Rock Hopper with disc brakes. It goes on the opposite side of the chain and cable
1413802
I have a standard 26" bike but I don't see why a 29er wouldn't fit...the tubes that hold the tires extend out pretty far.
891920
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I can't say for sure, but it fit my '12 Trek Marlin 29er (w/disc brakes). I'd guess that the Mamba wouldn't be a problem either.The directions leave something to be desired, so if you buy it (and you should) do yourself a favor and look over the photos that others have posted of how it looks AFTER install. That will give you a better guide than the included instructions.
252191
It should easily slide into the fork. It appears you may have a faulty bike. I'd contact the seller.
193405
Not sure, but it fit mine with disk brakes. Make sure your bike has the holes for the bolts at the bottom
335251
I have a 29er and a racing bike with 700cc tires. Both fit just fine. You need to slide the plastic holders in the best position to get the best fit.
1861524
It should be fine unless you have large hubs. The pins are pretty long so they should fit most standard mountain bikes and even 29'ers.
57837
Not sure about your specific model but I was able to install it securely on mountain 29 er with disc breaks. With so many adjustable parts I am almost positive it will fit any bike.
1464125
Looks like it does. My friend has a Scott Aspect that is a 29er with disc brakes and he got his to fit on the stand just fine.
1952610
Yep. Fit's mine perfectly. If your bike frame has a mounting position on the seat post (threaded holes) You're good to go, if not, you need to order a bracket that attaches to the seat post, that has threaded holes. (They're cheap). This rack is very well made, and both the bottom mounting stays, and those that reach towards the seat, are adjustable. I definitely recommend it for a 29er.
1787367
They sure will with plenty of clearance. I'm running them with 28's on a Soma ES with long reach brakes. Main concern is that your fork has enough width to accommodate these fenders as they are nice and wide.
2264823
These use standard disc mounts, so if your V2900 has disc mounts it will fit. If not it won't. For the back brake you will have to figure out whether you need to use the 15mm or the 20mm bridge piece from the kit, Only one will actually fit on your bike so it is pretty easy to figure out. There are some good YouTube videos on how to put these on.