can you set a MTB on it?
1783169
You can certainly set a MTB on it. I only use it with my Road bike but the instructions also include MTB setup steps. Hope that helps!
1783170
You can. It's wide enough. But you'll need to change the back tire to a smooth tire, not textured.
1783171
Yes you can but they recommend switching the tires over to road bike tires...I have my mtb on it but we put the road tires on and it works fine.
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.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
26906
I suppose you can, only if it is inferior or has poor quality construction . I had a problem with one of the straps it kept slipping out of the notch so I had to use a needle and thread on it . Other than that no big deal.
1671100
This is pretty much a bike specific device. While you could use it for other purposes, I think it would be a forced application.
2043049
Yes it can. This is a great product I am looking at buying another one. For my mountain bike. The other I use for a street bike
2163422
Mount on mount can be done , BUT the stability is bad and could cause injury. Its a chance I'm not willing to take.
111854
No you can't, but the tilt is slight. It needs to be a little tilted, so that the gear doesn't fall forward. This is a great rack
906345
Yes, you can change them, or use the pedals and saddle from your road/mountain bike.
351900
I had it mounted on my hybrid but there is no reason why it can't be mounted on a mountain bike.
1962680
Yes and no. You can if the bike is firmly secure and doesn't "pivot." But if the bike "pivots" or leans to the inside then the pedal will hit. All in all, I would answer that Yes you can pedal it fine. I will be honest. I bought this rack for general repairs and I absolutely love it. I would highly recommend it for general maintenance and cleaning. The only addition I made was buying the Park handlebar stabilizer. That comes in super handy to hold the handlebars in place.
1997034
Yes you can. This bike mount only works on bikes with Thin Downtube. if yours it's thicker, it will not work.
1970028
This bike is flip flop. Have 2 cogs if you choose free wheel or fixie. Is very easy to do :) yes you can do it
1078870
yes, however you need to press it in yourself. if you do not have the specific equipment to do this, pay a bike shop to do it. expect it to be around 40 dollars for labor
1492056
Not sure I put mine on a mountain bike. I wish I stepped up a bit quality they are a pain to keep adjusted
1702704
You can try but I wouldn't. I bought an adapter for one of my bicycles that didn't have a straight top frame tube. It's much more secure that way.
1769826
Partially. You have to put the front wheel, handlebars, saddle, and pedals on. However, you should also be prepared to adjust the brakes and derailleur gears. There are videos on how to do this.
16411
yes you can I am able to put it on the stem of my road bike but I'm not able to put it on the stem of my mountain bike on my mountain bike I have to put up on the handlebars and I'm not sure what the diameter of those are but yes on my road bike it works wonderful