The amazon description says "accepts frames from 12 to 26 inches" ... Will the hook fit larger wheels like 29er MTB?
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The only issue I would see is the wheel/tire cross-sectional diameter. The hanger is a hook which hooks around the wheel.
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Yes, this hub will work fine for 26" wheels. It was designed with higher torque capacity for the low gearing that many folks with 29ers run... but it'll be just fine in the 26er world.
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I installed on a 26 " Schwinn looks like it will fit a 29 " may have to do some fabricating, I did on my Schwinn.
57837
Not sure about your specific model but I was able to install it securely on mountain 29 er with disc breaks. With so many adjustable parts I am almost positive it will fit any bike.
1861524
It should be fine unless you have large hubs. The pins are pretty long so they should fit most standard mountain bikes and even 29'ers.
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.
1952610
Yep. Fit's mine perfectly. If your bike frame has a mounting position on the seat post (threaded holes) You're good to go, if not, you need to order a bracket that attaches to the seat post, that has threaded holes. (They're cheap). This rack is very well made, and both the bottom mounting stays, and those that reach towards the seat, are adjustable. I definitely recommend it for a 29er.
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it comes with hardware that makes it attach to almost any 26" or 700c bike (it's very large on a small frame), I don't know if it fits a 29er with 2.25" tires & I know it doesn't work for a "fat bike" the tire just won't clear the rack. There's a bracket that makes it fit to either the rails on a seat or to create bosses on a frame that has no rack stay bosses. It is hard to level but, it is HUGE! 4 12 packs of soda with room to spare huge.
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can't say for sure but it should, my bike is 26in and has room to spare, one thing I like about this is it is so easy to mount and dismount (literally less than 10 seconds)
222049
It absolutely fits 29ers. We have ours stored in our apartment with 29 x 2.2" tires. Actually, we just changed them out to 29 x 1.9" and the stands still do great. We have six of the racks and they hold our 26" MTB, 700C road bikes and hybrids and our 29ers. They are great
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My old Diamondback Resonse has 26" x 1.95" knobby tires. I put the bike on the stand with 1 1/2" blocks under the front and rear tires to simulate 29" tires. It gave me about 3/4" clearance at the rear tire and it spun freely. It will probably work on your 29" tires. Hope this helps with your decision!
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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately the Thule 594XT Sidearm rack will only accommodate wheel sizes from 20"-29". For wheels smaller then that we would suggest a fork mount bicycle rack like the Thule 527 Paceline.
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I believe that it could work with a 29 inch bike mine was a 26 inch. But you can also call or E-mail the company for more info about it
1819101
Yes my fixie also has a 26" rim and the thickslick fits just right. The tire will be very tricky to put on the rim but its worth it.
338604
This is a great rack. We own several Diamondback, Schwin, and Mongoose bikes (road and mountain), and all fit with plenty of room to spare. I don't know for sure about 29ers though.
1861324
Yes, the mounting adapter is not 5" wide, and should fit well on that handlebar configuration (similar to my own). I had trouble with other baskets that relied on straps which kept slipping down the handlebars. That does not happen on my bike with the Cocoon.
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We use the Frame Adapter on a 26" girls Diamond Back bike and it works very well. If the overall length of the adapter can be shortened, it should work - otherwise, I would think it would be too long for a 20" bike. Check specs or call Thule to verify if the adjustment length can be shortened to fit a 20" bike.