i have a 29" mens galaxey mountain bike with fenders,will this work on it?
1805948
Though it's contrary to the other posters I have to add my two cents. This rack, while optimal for bikes equipped with disc brakes mounted to the rear of the seatstays, will work just fine on bikes with rim brakes - the legs will just be spaced out wider than the non-disc version.
1805949
As noted below, this is for disk brakes. The rack has plenty of clearance for the rear fender. I own Planet Bike Cascadia 29er fenders and was able to mount the rack no problem. In fact, it was extremely easy to mount and tweak it to fit perfectly. Good luck.
1805950
This one is for bikes with disc brakes. If you do not have disc brakes, then you will need a different model. If you do have disc brakes, you may have to remove rear fender to install this.
1805951
It should. It fit my REI Madrona 29'er. It's a solid rack. You will have to bend/curve the braces that attach to the frame. I assume you have disc brakes? If so, this is the rack to purchase.
1805952
You don't see very many mountain bikes with fenders. That being said, if the fender sits close to the tire then this rack would probably work. This rack is for models with disc brakes, but that just means it is a little wider and has spacers that are part of the rack to clear the caliper. It will work fine on non disc brake bikes, but it costs a bit more than the one for non disc brake equipped bikes. . The rear stays on a mountain bike can be a bit wider than those on a road bike, this may work to your advantage, but you may need to trim the spacers. The rack I see on most mountain bikes only attaches to the seat tube, Topeak makes a model like this. You don't see very many mountain bikes with fenders. That being said, if the fender sits close to the tire then this rack would probably work. This rack is for models with disc brakes, but that just means it is a little wider and has spacers that are part of the rack to clear the caliper. It will work fine on non disc brake bikes, but it costs a bit more than the one for non disc brake equipped bikes. . The rear stays on a mountain bike can be a bit wider than those on a road bike, this may work to your advantage, but you may need to trim the spacers. The rack I see on most mountain bikes... » Read More You don't see very many mountain bikes with fenders. That being said, if the fender sits close to the tire then this rack would probably work. This rack is for models with disc brakes, but that just means it is a little wider and has spacers that are part of the rack to clear the caliper. It will work fine on non disc brake bikes, but it costs a bit more than the one for non disc brake equipped bikes. . The rear stays on a mountain bike can be a bit wider than those on a road bike, this may work to your advantage, but you may need to trim the spacers. The rack I see on most mountain bikes only attaches to the seat tube, Topeak makes a model like this. « Show Less
156615
This bike has mountain tires... 2.5 inch... the 29 inch tires give it a more comfortable ride... for off road I suggest the tubless kit... good luck.
726625
Everything will match up believe me. Put this bar on my new Genisis 29er and big difference in riding comfort! Hope this helps. Peter
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.
1604938
Not without some modifications. Also, depending on how your bike's rear wheel is configured (i.e. dual suspension, etc.) positioning of the mount will vary. extending this unit may have it sticking out to far when collapsed. These are just some things to consider. Best bet is to go t your local Bike shop and see what they recommend. They may even have something for the 29er.
1939161
Yes it fits on a 29 inch any bike that has a V frame it fits perfect him even if it doesn't have a V frame you can modify it to fit I have one on a Schwinn
2249639
First, look at your tires and determine their width. The size is marked on the tires. If the width is not over 35mm, the 45mm fenders should work for you. --- You can also call Planet Bike. They are very helpful.
1630956
Yes, it should. It worked great for my cruiser, I should think it'd be perfect for your mountain bike.
680891
I am not sure if it will work with the 28" wheel since I do not have one to test that with. However, the design looks like it should accommodate it. The actual resistance assembly adjust in and out pretty easily with just a thumb screw into a post on the back of it. I would guess that it should work with 28" or even the 29er bikes, too, with how much adjustment there is.
2044094
It should the rack can be adjusted to fit. I put this rack on a Trek FX 7.1 with 20 inch tires and have had no problems.
656560
I looked at a picture of your bike and don't think you would have any problems at all. I have a Felt 9 trail 29er and it works great!
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.
44043
Yes it should work out perfect. I just put one on my wife's mountain bike. It's very adjustable.
1650514
I am sorry but this is a 26 inch set up, so I'm afraid it won't work for your bike. The diameter is slightly larger so the brakes won't line up with the rim
1264956
Thanks for the reply... A 29er is the diameter of the mountain bike tire - 29".
1249916
Yes, it should work with the 29" wheel. There are many settings for different sized wheels.
464157
The first thing the instructions say is that it is not designed for 29inch bikes. It does looks like if you angled it back more (meaning having the back bars not flush with the bed of the truck) it should hold a 29er. BTW, I put a 2.8 downhill MTB tire in it. A bit of a squeeze but it fit.