Will this work with a 24 inch bike?
1322501
Yep, the bike attaches to the seat post and it can be adjusted up or down to the proper fit. There will be plenty of clearance between the back tire and frame.
1233345
No. I have a 24" and had to send exercise bike back. The smallest bike it fits is 26". It WIL NOT work with 20-22" wheels. Good luck!
2140007
Yes, but you would likely need to saw it down. I have an 18" bike and sawed it down and it works great.
1720900
depends if the bike has rear suspension or not. if it does then it's worthless, if it doesn't then yes you can ride it. as well as it fitting bike with wheels that are 24" -26".
2028929
Yes, my son races two bikes a 20 inch and a 24 inch both fit perfect because the rack system is adjustable. And I'm quite sure it will fit a woman's bike for the same reason as far as the wheels are concerned. I haven't personally tried a woman's bike on the Hollywood rack system, but I'm confident you won't have any issues.
1674358
If your bike at home is 26" or larger yes. My bike is 24" and it was too small.
107963
YES. It will work with 24" wheels, as well as 20 & 16, and the larger wheels found on road / racing 'style' bicycles. If you go to YouTube there are instruction videos for this model... as well as on the actual Sigma site, there is a virtual model where you can play with and familiarize yourself with the functions. The instructions come with some numbers which you can enter in for your particular wheel size. I decided to take a cloth measuring tape and just wrap it around my front wheel. The measurement I got was about 10mm different than what was in the manual... but by measuring your tire yourself, you get a more accurate reading on the computer. YES. It will work with 24" wheels, as well as 20 & 16, and the larger wheels found on road / racing 'style' bicycles. If you go to YouTube there are instruction videos for this model... as well as on the actual Sigma site, there is a virtual model where you can play with and familiarize yourself with the functions. The instructions come with some numbers which you can enter in for your particular wheel size. I decided to take a cloth measuring tape and just wrap it around my front wheel. The measurement I got was about 10mm different than what was in the manual... but by measuring your... » Read More YES. It will work with 24" wheels, as well as 20 & 16, and the larger wheels found on road / racing 'style' bicycles. If you go to YouTube there are instruction videos for this model... as well as on the actual Sigma site, there is a virtual model where you can play with and familiarize yourself with the functions. The instructions come with some numbers which you can enter in for your particular wheel size. I decided to take a cloth measuring tape and just wrap it around my front wheel. The measurement I got was about 10mm different than what was in the manual... but by measuring your tire yourself, you get a more accurate reading on the computer. « Show Less
150218
I can't give you a definitive answer as I Installed mine on a 26 inch bike and had to custom fit it ( drill holes on bike frame ). I see no reason really why it won't fit but you might have to do some drilling too.
965237
Sorry dont know . My bike. Is 24lbs and its ok with that Hope this helps. The stands are ok for the price . Remembet you get what you pay for .
1659742
It should. I have had a very old huffy with 26in wheels on mine. I have also used mine with my Fugi mountain bike,with 26in wheels and my Trek 7.3fx which has 700c wheels.
1560280
If the size of the bicycle is 26 it will fit to the frame perfect,if you put a 24 wheel in a 26 frame it will also fit.Remember the fender is attach to the frame ,and the fork.
960281
I'm unsure of this. Kuat offers a wheel adapter for smaller bikes ... but it's size is listed as 20-24" wheel adapter. I would imagine the 12" bike would be too small. Sorry I wasn't more helpful ... perhaps a phone call direct to customer service @ Kuat? 877-822-5828
2074377
Job,I have not tried it with a 20 inch bike. It is size adjustable, and the product description states it adjusts to any size bike so I think you will be good. I can state that it is high quality and can easily accommodate a bike with a thicker frame. I use this to transport a woman's European touring bike which has a very thick, lite frame, and it works well.
1538235
Yes. My bike was a 24", (too small)-however, the stand will accommodate 26" and larger bicycle.
79532
This is a very hard question to answer because it would depend as to why the other bike is not completely comfortable for her and if all adjustments have been made that could be. I would suggest going to a bike shop and have her try a 24" to see if it would be to small.
1298889
I have put mountain bikes with 26 inch wheels in the rack. I can't imagine why it would work with 24 inch. It adjusts to fit 29 inch wheels. It's a great rack.
1535178
I believe it will work. The vertical posts have a height adjustment to accommodate different bike frames.