I currently have a Trek 7300 FX and would like to convert it to a trail bike. I want to change the fork and replace it with a front suspension set up and change the tires to wider mtb tread. 1. Is this possible? 2. Where do I start with tire sizes and fork sizes? Thanks for any help or advice.
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Converting Trek 7300FX to trail bike
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Does anybody know where I can go to get any help with this question? Maybe I am in the wrong location.
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From what I've read elsewhere, your tire width is limited to about 35-38c. Meaure your actual clearance for a more accurate number.
I don't know anything about a fork swap on that bike.
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Scotty_Dog said:
From what I've read elsewhere, your tire width is limited to about 35-38c. Meaure your actual clearance for a more accurate number.
I don't know anything about a fork swap on that bike.
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Big_k9_24 said:
I currently have a Trek 7300 FX and would like to convert it to a trail bike. I want to change the fork and replace it with a front suspension set up and change the tires to wider mtb tread. 1. Is this possible? 2. Where do I start with tire sizes and fork sizes? Thanks for any help or advice.
Having 700c wheels I think you'd be limited on the range of off-road tyres you could get. Probably cyclocross ones but I don't know what types are available and for what type of terrain. Also, the wheelset might not be up to the pounding they might take on the trails. What kind of trail riding do you intend to do? -
Im planning on just buying an entry level mtn bike like Trek 4300. I just wanted to know if it was going to be an easy swap or not. Thanks
1id10t said:
Having 700c wheels I think you'd be limited on the range of off-road tyres you could get. Probably cyclocross ones but I don't know what types are available and for what type of terrain. Also, the wheelset might not be up to the pounding they might take on the trails. What kind of trail riding do you intend to do?
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