Will this work with a 29" bike?
1365382
Yes, just measure the circumference in mm, and enter the value in the set up.
1365383
That's a tricky question. The short answer is probably, but it's not in the manual. The manual shows you the numbers to enter for up to 28", but if you do the math you can probably calculate the correct number for your tire size, test it out, and then come back and recalibrate it later. The other possibility would be to put a second magnet on your bike wheel, and use the tire size that has half the circumference, or do a similar process with KM -> miles conversion. If you only care about your speed and distance relative to other rides, then you don't need to do any of this at all. Good luck selecting a product for such a large wheel size. That's a tricky question. The short answer is probably, but it's not in the manual. The manual shows you the numbers to enter for up to 28", but if you do the math you can probably calculate the correct number for your tire size, test it out, and then come back and recalibrate it later. The other possibility would be to put a second magnet on your bike wheel, and use the tire size that has half the circumference, or do a similar process with KM -> miles conversion. If you only care about your speed and distance relative to other rides, then you don't need to do any of this at all.... » Read More That's a tricky question. The short answer is probably, but it's not in the manual. The manual shows you the numbers to enter for up to 28", but if you do the math you can probably calculate the correct number for your tire size, test it out, and then come back and recalibrate it later. The other possibility would be to put a second magnet on your bike wheel, and use the tire size that has half the circumference, or do a similar process with KM -> miles conversion. If you only care about your speed and distance relative to other rides, then you don't need to do any of this at all. Good luck selecting a product for such a large wheel size. « Show Less
1365384
According to the users manual it will not. There is no tire code for a 29er listed.
2101817
It depends on the design and size of your frame. Mine was a 26" but I had to improvise to make it fit. Anyway, you probably won't know the answer until installing it.
480919
I would say yes. 29ers (maybe even 28s) are probably the best wheel sizes for this particular stand IMO. I have it installed on my Schwinn 29er. Fits great. Although, I wish it were slightly higher, its sufficiently high where it is now.
1078506
It should, the mounting bars for the hub and seat move to adjust, however I had to buy an adaptor for the seat pole connection as the provided one did not work with my 26" bike. Hope this helps.
1296391
Most likely. It works fine with my Superlight 29er with disc, and while a little tight near the caliper, my father's Camber 29er with discs fits fine as well. It's a nice rack and I've been very happy with it. YMMV.
1783172
I have not personally tried, but when I was reading reviews before I bought my trainer some other people said that they had set up a standard mountain bike but that 29ers were problematic due to different wheel size. Try the CycleOps webpage and use their Tech support questions line.
55174
when i bought this i had a 26in bike but now i have a 29inch and it works however the nuts are a size larger so it does not exactly fit inside properly. if you tighten it too tight the whole unit spreads out but if you do not tighten it enough the bike will fall out of it.....need some sort of adapter to go from the size nut from a 26inch to the size nut for a 29inch. i wonder if the company has something like this....i do not have the size nuts in front of me so if anyone can help please do
387204
Not sure..we use it with a hybrid 29in and 26in mountain bike. It is a lot louder with the mountain bike tires but it works. My husband loves it.
1743905
I only have used them for 26" bikes. But, I had to cut off about an 1-1/2" to make it work. So, I am guessing that it would work for a 29" bike.
551333
Good day, this would accommodate a 29" bike as long as the downtube of the frame is not atypical. 2.4" wide tires is right on the edge of suitable sizes, but should not be a problem. Thanks!
819634
I think so. I use it to my Giant 19" frame with 29" wheel trance X2 with out any issue.
1606042
The fork will fit any bike with 29-inch wheels. You need to cut the steering tube to the desired length - any bike shop will install it.
1296394
Works fine for my Trek (not 29) but w discs, should b no problem. It's basically just a skewer- I would be shocked if it didn't work w any bike
898906
The frame yes. The 29" wheel I would say yes but you might need to deflate them all the way or at least nearly all the way. I ride a large frame 26" and it fits fine.
1413803
Yes, a 29er will fit. I just got my bike rack today and checked it with my 29" Mongoose; it fit just fine!
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.
1057279
If it is a 29r it should fit if not you may have to rig something. I have yet to put my road bike in it.