how is fitment with coaster brakes?
1322804
Wonderful! The only issue is the front bar coming up from crank shaft. You will need to add a longer ubolt. The chain will need to be replaced with a heavier moptorcycle chain (cheap metal). Ive bought two engine kits and both chains have snapped withing two hours of ridding at top speed.
1322805
it"s best to use a beach crewser bike so the engine sets as low and straite as posibleand use a 26" mens frame and to keep vibrations down use forks with shocks
1322806
You should never run them at top speed during the break in period for 1; 2 you may have had the chain tentioner on way to tight, sprocket was not straight or lined up properly for that chain to break; it is basically a motorcycle chain and you can snap a motorcycle chain or any chain for that matter if to tight. it is not your bike kit; it is your lack of mechanical skills. I have built 50 of these bikes and never had a chain snap "never"!
1322807
great!!! theres no problem it go on the same way as before you add motor ,altho you might have to bend the arm slightly to get nut & bolt back on
1773195
The hub has a coaster and freewheel version. Both have 120mm hub spacing with adapters to convert to 130mm spacing. Make sure you know which version of the hub you are getting!
1089208
As others have noted, it is made both ways. I have the freewheel version as offered here, a coaster brake version is also available.
1305825
yes it fits both styles of brakes. it comes with plugs to fit in the disc brake mounts and caps to go over the caliper mounts. either will work and these forks are awesome.....
621897
Your front and rear brakes are different sizes. You will need one pair that fits the fronts and a different pair for the rears.
1659244
I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make them work. I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make... » Read More I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make them work. « Show Less
1709356
The rear spacing on a single speed is 120mm and on most road bikes it's 135mm. Like Valadez said, you need to measure your rear spacing to verify these will fit. Yes, the paint does rub off where the brake pads meet the rim.
1736386
Thanks for the inquiry! According to Fischer, those bindings should have about a 75mm brake width so they should be compatible with any flat mounting ski with a waist width of 75mm or narrower.
242416
I have a 1980 Schwinn ladies beach cruiser with 26" wheels. I also added caliper brakes since I converted it to an e-bike. They are tricky to mount depending on the brace mounting points at the wheel hubs, (mine do not seem to be typical). Patience is required, but I didn't need to cut or bend to them to fit. That being said, once I got them on, they fit pretty well, even with non-standard caliper brakes, without having to modify them. They have indents and screw tabs in all the right places. The quality is excellent, and after a year or so, there is no sign of rust or the chrome peeling.
1604939
i have Trek Wahoo with disc brake. With this kick stand, it gives about an inch clearance from the edge of disc. I mean it's not bothering anything of disc brake of my bike. I think it has enough play to adjust even with other 29ers with disc brake.
656955
I have no idea. I'd check the specs on the hubs and frame to see whether it's fit for disc brakes.
317359
The brakes fit hubs that are part of the wheel. If you have a non disc bike, you would also need new wheels with compatible hubs.
232063
Ive owned 5 of these and never had a brake problem. You need the 24 inch version rather than the 26 inch.
2041271
I'm running Shimano XTR V brakes. They function perfectly with these forks. You may need to adjust your diacomp V brakes to make them seat properly.
14697
The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
1928382
Go to the Wagner site to see what fits your car. http://www.tqbrakepads.com/find_your_brake_pad/
1128764
You should see Avid on the stock brakes. If the stock brakes are Avid these are the correct brakes from Amazon.