do they work on mtb hardtail bikes with front SUSPENSION forks?
1360466
The problem is the back will work while the front wont. Topeak makes a set that I bought. It's called "Defender Series".
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It depends on how determined you are and the particulars of your fork. I fit them to an old SR Suntour fork, which just happens to have a tapped hole in the center of the fork bridge (which I could have also done myself, but would have made this less convenient). However, my fork doesn't have any braze ons for accessory mounts, so what I did was made some brackets out of small pieces of flat aluminum. They're shaped like a circle with an oblong on the bottom (approximately "Q" shaped, something like 1.5" high by 1" long on the bottom leg), fitting on the axle under the QR nuts (like a washer) and descending down through a clear space between the stupid lawyer lips with the bottom of the "Q" facing rearwards where it has a hole drilled in it for the fender stays. The aluminum is only 1/16 thick, so I put a nut on the other side of the bolt for the fender stay rather than drill and tap. Sounds complicated, but only took a short time to take some measurements and cut and drill the aluminum. Hope that makes sense.
1360468
It should fit if your fork has a hole on the bridge above the tire and mount holes on each side of the fork.
1596920
Probably, they should work with all standard MTB rear derailleurs. I have used them on X9, X0, and XT.
862339
Yes they should clamp on to the bucket. Depending on how far apart your forks are will determine if the stabilizer bar will fit. Had to weld on a piece of square tube to extend mine.
1703819
Based on the specs I read on your bike I see no reason this product shouldn't work. I own a cbr 600f4 and it works great the rearSwing arm and front forks are similar as far as design goes. I think you will enjoy using these stands.
1296393
I have the exact same bike. I works fine you just need a through axle adapter same as any other fork mount rack on a bike with a front through axle
116582
They do not. But they sell them on amazon! They come with insert bushing so they work with SRAM and Shimano shoulder screws.
749554
Technically they are for MTBs but I have them on my road bike and they work great.
1426711
Depends on the bike's frame. If you are replacing the front brake and the bike originally had a center pivot brake like the Pyramid, then yes. If the bike frame has brake posts located on each for fork tube, then no. If you are replacing the rear brake on your bike, it must have a bracket with a single hole located between the seat stay tubes.
1868759
They have shock absorbing hydraulic front forks. The first picture, which shows "dust boot" on the shocks is not correct. My brother's and mine don't have them.
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I am pretty confident it should work. It is more about your rim size... They work great on my road bike. They would not work on something like a mountain bike. These pads are great by the way. I have been very happy with them.
2256164
Yes this fork will work. Your frame has 1 1/8 headset so you want to make sure the fork your order is the same. Considering the year of the bike, I would also recommend a new headset as well.
1595795
The bike I used them on was a 21-speed(3x7) Schwinn(from WalMart) and they worked great. Unless there is something unusual about the Mt. Fury frame geometry, these shifters should work. Hope that helps.
1830187
Shimano SPD-SL, they work for me on that setup. they DO NOT WORK for the standard SPD peddals. do a quick google on SPD vs SPD-SL
691030
Obviously I cannot promise anything, but if the bike has a traditional front brake (that pinches the rim) versus a disk front brake it should work. The rack mounts to the front forks using the mounting points also used for a traditional front brake. I hope this helps.
346888
I had lower brazons and tried to use the u bolts on the front fork of a Marin bike with disc brakes and big tubed fork. I got it to work but not as intended to. At best I could carry light loads, but nothing I would feel safe touring with.
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Hi,Both front and rear are 10 mm.You might be able to squeeze them into the front, you're only talking 1mm and most every fork has play in the dropouts.Goodluck.
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I believe they will work.. I use them on Mountian bikes and am very happy with them