Hi, I'm interested in buying this item. I need it for my dirt bike. Is there a limit for size of the bolt that it can be used for? I need for size 27
1804150
No restrictions on size. If you have a 1/2" drive socket, no matter the size, it will work
1804151
19" and 21" hex for my German wheel lugs -- if you can find a hex socket (1/2" drive) for a bolt on your bike, this wrench will drive it.
1804152
am not sure what u mean by size , but this is a wrench wich mean u put the socket with the diserd size , for the toruq specc this 10-150 is good for bikes and light car so u r good to go :)
1804153
I assume you mean 27mm socket. You will need a socket in 1/2 inch drive. If the torque is 150 lb ft or less this wrench will work.
2033115
Hi K,I would say the tube is too large. I tried to fit it into a 700 X28 and had a overlap of at least an inch, making it impossible to fit into the tire. Of course I was many miles from the nearest bike shop, fortunately I had one regular 700 25 to 32 I could put in. The other part of this mis adventure was Carolina Cycles refused to honor the fact that they sold me two tubes that were basically worthless. Do not do business with them.
866538
It was too big for my bike and I couldn't get it to work. Maybe with some drilling and extra brackets it might work. It just looked real big.
1764224
The bolt was likely a 10 mm fastener. Most bars come with a 3/8" hole? Should fit but there will be a little slop. Use shake proof washers and it will stay put.
1054162
Can't find the specs but it almost certainly will work. Almost all older mtb cranks are the same bolt circle diameter.
1427925
I wish that this item would have worked with my frame configuration, but it didn't. However, this thing is built so strong that it would hold up a Harley dresser. Haven't found one yet to work with my Japanese 10 speed bike with an 80cc motor attached. Just gotta chain it to a tree or sign post. Still looking though! Wish that I could help ya out more, but that's all that I know. Mark.
599604
They only have it for mud terrain or for a 16in rim not for a 18 though. They have a bunch of 285/70/17 on eBay but no 18s.
695924
I would tell you no less than 3/4 of an inch, and you can get it on. I rode GSXRs in the mid 1990s and can tell you this mount can handle that type sport bike. I have it on a Harley now and put on about 3,500 miles with it ~ no issues at all. It's a great mount, I would buy it again ..... Pull the trigger brother
150577
The Helicoil you asked about is right for the size bolt you are using. You need to redrill the hole to 21/64". Use drill press if you can. As to the grade specs Helicoil would be the best place to go.
342971
Thanks all. I purchased it. Now it is time to find a mountain bike fitting for it. Any suggestions?
1563794
Sorry, I have not seen a limit on these bolts or any of the others that I have purchased. I put them through a crossbow with 165lbs draw and my buddy uses them on a 175lbs. No issues with either. If I am not mistaken, these bolts are manufactured by Easton. I bought a box of Easton XX75 a couple of weeks ago (didn't have time to order the Wicked Ridge), and they also do not have any limitations listed on the packaging or the website. I know this isn't much help, but I haven't had to deal with any higher draw weight crossbows.
1688950
I have this light on my road bike, and yes the clamp was too small. My solution was to go to my local hardware store (ACE in my case) and purchase a longer socket (i.e. Allen) head bolt of the proper thread size, and use that in place of the bolt provided with the light. I think the bolt cost me less than 50 cents. Sorry I don't remember the actual bolt length or thread size, but it is easy to figure out if you bring the clamp with you to the hardware store.
1978643
Yes, I have several for this purpose- when putting a 200 cc dirt bike on a rail. It works great!
1010769
It's not made to have training wheels, not sure any this size are. Try going to a bike shop and see if they can change the bolt out.
675856
Yes it is. Been awhile since I put it on, but as I recall it was 7/8th except the center which is 1 inch. I put it on a mountain bike frame and wanted to use the grip shifters on it. The grip shifters are for 7/8th inch ends. So that should work for you.
1181528
this pads is universal only to old caliper model type bikes, now a days there 3 or 4 different ones. like the new racer bikes and mountain bikes, this bikes doesnt have a bolt and nuts on it just a stud type with a self locking mechanism. Look at your bike caliper and you will know right away what type you need. i hope this will help.
1795582
I'm not sure what it is, but on the side where the small drill and extractor is says 3/32 - 5/32 (M 3-4) - likely recommended sizes of bolt heads to extract?? I snapped the smallest drill bit so I can't even measure it, I will see if I can post a pic of the actual inside of the case..