how do i know it will fit my bmx and with this can i use a cartrage and have ceramic bearings
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If your BMX has a one piece crank, this should work to convert it to a 3 piece crank set then you can use pretty much any bearing style you want. Just make sure the outer housing, Bottom Bracket, is around 2.25" and this will fit inside of the BB. Tighten the bolts down relatively tight and start putting in your 3 piece crank. You can always start with a donor 3 piece to save some money before going all out on bearings and what have ya.
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If it is standard 1 piece crank, this will fit. Grinding w/ a dremel may be necisary, if there is a lip once the bearing cups are removed. It will fit an internal cartridge w/ english threading.
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what are bushings are those terms for bearings if so what bearings are they and what brand gloves should I get
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Yes, you will need spacers with the bearings. There are two main sizes of bearings, so make sure you get the right size spacers.
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Hi, i would assume this is on the front wheel bearing, and i hope that the other bearing on the otherside is still good? If so i would measure the inside bearing diameter because thats crucial when the bearing sits on the bearing race, from what i can see, yes that bearing would work, but imNot 100% on that answer cause i cant see the wheel myself.p.s. most bearing diameters go by the metric system, mm it could be for instance 21mm diameter accross. I hope this helps.
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I agree with Arlind. You need to know the size of the hole in the bottom of your steerer tube. There also is the issue of clearance around the fairing at that area of the bike. Too bad you couldn't find one of the owners of this wheel stand in your area who could let you do a test fit.
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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.
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I am new to building bikes as well and am having a hard time figuring out what size bottom brkt to order.
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I'm not sure. I was unable to get to the casement that where I could release the old wheel. I'm not sure if the wheel will fit the bearing so the wheel can turn. The wheel is clear rubber but the inner part of the wheel is black plastic.
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These brackets are designed for a HD Heritage Softail and fit my bike great. CycleVisions has a customer service number and they are very helpful. You will find the best answer from them.
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Yes it will fit your bike , as far as I know . I think you will be happy with the performance also .
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It should but find some pictures of Hollowtech 2 bearings and see if they look like what you have already on your bike. I don't know if it can be retrofitted if you are using some other Bottom Bracket bearing setup. This crankset is an identical replacement for the crankset that came on my GT UltraTranseo. It came as a commuter bike but I think this crankset is commonly used on MTBs . Thats all I give you for advice right now. Dean
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I do not know if it will fit that frame, they have a standard bolt hole placement for the calipers, so "if" the frame has disk brake bolt holes on the frame and on the fork it "should" fit, but I am not sure if the stock frame that came with standard brakes would have the additional mounting holes for the disk calipers on the fork and frame, sorry for the inability to answer definitively, perhaps look at bikes with disk brakes the mounting config and then see if your frame / fork has similar configuration
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The device uses 2 pieces of equipment to measure your speed. One piece attaches to a spoke on your tire. So it will fit on just about any wheel. The second piece attaches to the fork (assuming you install it on the front). This attachment is secured by a rubber-like band that is stretched around the fork. So this will fit on just about any bike frame. Long story short, yes it should fit. Just make sure you input the correct tire size when you set it up. Do not use the tables in the instruction booklet. They are inaccurate. I would measure it yourself. (Or use the table found here: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/cyclecomp_ef.html ) The device uses 2 pieces of equipment to measure your speed. One piece attaches to a spoke on your tire. So it will fit on just about any wheel. The second piece attaches to the fork (assuming you install it on the front). This attachment is secured by a rubber-like band that is stretched around the fork. So this will fit on just about any bike frame. Long story short, yes it should fit. Just make sure you input the correct tire size when you set it up. Do not use the tables in the instruction booklet. They are inaccurate. I would measure it yourself. (Or use the table found here:... » Read More The device uses 2 pieces of equipment to measure your speed. One piece attaches to a spoke on your tire. So it will fit on just about any wheel. The second piece attaches to the fork (assuming you install it on the front). This attachment is secured by a rubber-like band that is stretched around the fork. So this will fit on just about any bike frame. Long story short, yes it should fit. Just make sure you input the correct tire size when you set it up. Do not use the tables in the instruction booklet. They are inaccurate. I would measure it yourself. (Or use the table found here: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/cyclecomp_ef.html ) « Show Less
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Check this link, which depicts a compatible freewheel: Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel
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Go to the Cycle Country website, and type in your model to make sure it fits. Cycle country has all the info. online.
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your bike will need frame sliders for this product to work. i hope this answers your question
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Louis - please see my full review. There are some specs there that might help determine if this will work for your bike. Happy riding!