I have a mountain bike, and when fixing the back rim, we lost the tip. Will the tip from this work with old rod?
1795450
I suspect that there is a good chance that the threads would match, but I can't say this for certain.
557125
The tip is suppose to screw off...see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoFQQ1XW0M4.....
1382085
I put this on a bottom bracket on an old hard rock, circa 93'. I think the bottom bracket size is a standard square taper for that type of bike. If needed you can get a new bottom bracket for about another 15$ and should be set, just measure the total length for the bracket.
772094
No. I just bought this for my Skil 1830 and the diameter of the rods is too thick. Still looking for a compatible edge guide!
1410235
Yes it does, I use an old Trek mountain bike from the early 90s and it works with no problems.
1116842
Yes it will. I just tried it for you. It will just need a few twists. Easy to do you will see when you get the rod.
1349743
I would say the answer to that is "no". My rods are smaller than that, and I had to remove the end caps to get them to fit on.
563416
Not sure. I have a shimano Tld 50w mounted to it. Go with another rod. Rod mount is not secure had to use industrial glue to keep it from moving. Worked for about 8 mos, now moving again.
1785240
I would think so since the tip is replaceable. Their might be a manufacturer's defect.
989478
It will. However if it does not have a straight top tube (like those on a woman's bike) you might have to buy the adapter. We had to use it for my daughter's mtn bike. The adapter is a spring tension rod that takes the place if the top tube. They sell them on Amazon. Hope this helps
1967945
I had lost some rubber tips from a bar stool I've had for years. I found some generic tips in various sizes at either Walmart or Lowes. This might be the easiest way to 'find' a quick replacement. It would help to know the diameter 'before' you bring some home. Hope that helps a little [I wouldn't know how to contact the company, all I see are 'vendors' who've only bought to sell, not repair.
551081
The tip is like the picture here: http://www.tequipment.net/Weller7135N.html?Source=Google&gclid;=CJXioc2m1boCFcw7MgodkVoAgQ
54502
Sure can... I have a bolt on 4" to 5" tip. After installing I tack welded the tip so it couldn't be removed or stolen... The medal is plenty thick , just watch your amps, don't go to hot with the weld.
2141579
You need about 1/4" of extra threads on the pin. It worked on both our bikes, but our pins were long enough. The DoggyRide is worth buying a longer quick release pin if you need it!
1758396
Sorry cant help. I used it on a custom coil relocation bracket. Try matching the numbers on bikerchoice's online catalog. Bikerschoice.com
104307
i have never used that rod so i would not have any feedback for you. a sturdy lightweight rod with a sensitive tip should be fine.
1201632
I believe so. I just pulled up the cascademountaintech.com site which show the tips and other parts.