Hollywood Racks Fat Tire Wheel Holder Set
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If the mounting hole on your bike rack is the same as the mounting hole on the tire, it will fit perfectly. My bike is a QuietKat, and it fits perfectly with 26" fat tires.
Yes, they work with narrower tires as well. Even with the 27, I use these to transport my fat bike. 5x2. Wheelset with eight spokes (normally 26x4) 6). The front tire on the smaller wheels wants to turn across the tray, which is the only issue. Others have mentioned play, but I haven't noticed it if the tires are inflated to the proper pressure and the velcro straps are properly used. If you're not going to use them to carry a fat bike, it's not ideal to use these instead of the regular trays that come with the rack because the front wheel wants to turn a little. 5x2. With room to spare, 35 tires will fit in the stock trays.
1-inch square stock 14" x 1- 1/4"
That is exactly what I did with my rack. These adapters are compatible with any bike rack with a 1. Square tubing with a diameter of 25 inches.
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The Hollywood Fat Bike Wheel Holder for Sport Rider Rack is a high-quality set of wheel holders that can be used to replace road bike cradles and transport a fat bike, with a width of over 4 inches to accommodate most fat bike tires. With a little elbow grease, the cradles slip onto the load bars and are then tightened with plastic knobbed threaded fasteners. Large velcro straps are included with the wheel holders to keep the wheels in place. br>br>Update 10 br>br> br>br>I just bought a second set of wheel holders. As a result, I'll be able to transport two fat bikes at the same time. Because of the Hollywood Bike Carrier's versatility, I can still transport most other sized road and mountain bikes without difficulty. One issue arose when the hold down hook began to slide and release its grip on the bicycle's top tube. I asked a question to Amazon's other buyers, and within a day, another user advised me to clean the rails in which the hooks slide. Voila! The issue has been resolved. br>br>I'd also like to warn other users about a problem I had when using the inner (closest to the vehicle) hooks to carry a bicycle. Depending on how far out your receiver sticks out, the pedal closest to the vehicle can scratch your paint. When I'm on the rack, I remove the offending pedal. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> 20br>br>I recently purchased a Hollywood Sportrider SE because the rack tilts away from the vehicle, making it easier to load bikes without damaging it. The fat bike wheel holders from the old rack were able to be transferred to the SE. They were made to go together. They're suitable for fat bikes and cruiser bikes, as well as plus-size and road bikes. During the transfer, I noticed rust forming on the wheel holders, primarily where the welds are. I applied rust neutralizer to these areas in the hopes of slowing the spread.
I recently purchased a 3" tire "plus" bicycle. My platform rack was too small for the wheels. I considered purchasing a completely new rack, but I didn't want to spend so much money. So I decided to give these a try, and they're fantastic! Now my bicycle is completely safe. I appreciate how simple the straps are to use. I also like that these will fit on a full fat bike if I ever get one.
br>One of the tightening knobs was broken when I received it, so I took a star off. Fortunately, it was replacing a rack that came with my bike rack, so the old rack's knob still worked.
It's well-made. The narrow tire holders on a standard 1 1/4 inch tube bike rack can be replaced with this part. It was on the pricey side, but so was the electric bike, which was built to last. Our bike rack holds one fat tire bike and one standard tire bike, which is less expensive than purchasing a new bike rack. I'd do it again.
I built my own rack out of an existing cargo carrier, and the racks were simple to put together and appear to be strong enough to hold an 80-pound electric bike (QuietKat). I wish the rack was a little longer so the bike could sit a little deeper because I have 26" rims. I'll be taking it on a long journey and will know sooner or later whether it's good or not, but for now, I recommend it.
My Hollywood Rack has been with me for quite some time. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the new fat tire racks fit my Hollywood rack, proving that there's no need to change a good thing. Yes, make improvements; no, don't.
Thule produces the SportRack brand as a more cost-effective alternative, but neither brand produces Fat Tire wheel holders. Although the tubing and hardware are 1/4 inch in diameter, they are black rather than gray. For Fat Tire owners, these wheel holders are a must-have. br>My only gripe is the price, but they're the only game in town for the time being.
For fat bikes, this is a heavy-duty model. While not the cheapest option, these can be used with racks from other manufacturers that have the same 1-inch spacing. Tubes are 1/4" square. I'm using them on a no-name rack I found on another website, and they're perfect. On my bike, I have 4" wide tires with plenty of room. In addition, the straps are a nice touch. They're velcro-attached and built into the rack for added security. br>br>Overall, a must-have for fat bike enthusiasts.
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