Frequently Asked Questions
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I have a 26" Electric Bike, do you have a kit that fits?
e-Bikes are becoming very popular these days and we receive these requests more-and-more. Though your bike has a typical frame shape that would allow the FATWHEELS brackets to install, we do make disclaimers about speed. We do not recommend that FATWHEELS be used with electric bikes - our kits are not designed for higher speeds and should not be used at speeds greater than 6-10 miles per hour. If your E-bike has a frame design compatible with our product, we recommend that the bike be speed governed to a speed not to exceed 6-10 MPH. We do this for safety reasons, and to protect the rider. High speeds can develop a wobble causing loss of control. We need to make you aware. See - About Bikes and Riders
That being said, I see your bike has a caliper at at the 9-12 o'clock position. This requires the use of our caliper spacer kit. Please review the information about this add on to see if it meets the bikes spacing. Disc Brake Spacer Kit
Lastly, to help with your purchasing decision, please review the instruction sheet and installation video at these links.
Adult and Small HD Instructions
Adult and Small HD Install Video
How can I add my FATWHEELS equipped bike to my bike rack? The bike is now too wide and the training wheel hits my car.
You may want to consider a two or three position carrier. If you want to carry a FATWHEELS equipped bike on carrier that suspends the bike by the top of the frame, look at one that has two hooks that connect to the top tube of the frame. The bike gets heavier in the rear with the kit added and will need to be supported in two points on the top tube to keep the bike balanced. Then, you'll position the bike away from your vehicle by placing it in the middle or most rearward position to space it away from the body of your vehicle.
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