What is the gain in height from the top of the head tube to the handlebar? I am looking to raise my handlebars about an inch while bring them closer to me to about 75mm horizontal distance. I'm thinking your 80 mm might work What is the gain in height from the top of the head tube to the handlebar? I am looking to raise my handlebars about an inch while bring them closer to me to about 75mm horizontal distance. I'm... » Read More What is the gain in height from the top of the head tube to the handlebar? I am looking to raise my handlebars about an inch while bring them closer to me to about 75mm horizontal distance. I'm thinking your 80 mm might work « Show Less
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I gained almost 2 inches of handlebar height over my stock stem, and it brought the bars back approximately an inch. So it sounds like this would about do it for you. Also, this was slightly lighter than my stock stem.
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Pictures with my stem:Lengthhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/archergal5129/9886574316/Height:http://www.flickr.com/photos/archergal5129/9886679893/HTH.
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Because it is short, there is not much rise. Unless your current stem has little to no rise at all, I don't know you will get much more height with this one. For length it was just what I needed and well worth the price.
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I gained about an inch, this really help me get taller on my bike, since then I have purchased a larger bike that fits me better. Good luck, the product is easy to install and I have had no issues with it.
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The green youth size is supposed to be for 35" and up. It was too tall for my son at 34". The mfg. website says that the handlebar height adjusts from 19" to 25", so to double-check, measure the distance from his wrist to the floor. (The handlebar should be at wrist height when he uses it.)
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Hello up there. The handle height can't be adjusted. I'm 5ft 8in and the handle height seems a little too high for me but my wife is 5ft 4in and the height seems fine to her. The handle tube diameter is the same as a normal bicycle handle bar. I think you could easily add and use a bicycle handle bar to increase the height.
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The middle bar you can move to where you want it. So the distance is up to you - it can go as high as an inch from the top bar and as low as about two inchs from the bottom.I hope this helps.
55250
Hi, good question. The neck is in a single position and the handlebars are adjustable only to the extent that you can change the angle of the bars themselves forward or back a bit. I found the 2 inch dip on the handlebar made me hunch over too far for my comfort on my 19 inch Edgewood, so I replaced it with a 4 inch dip handlebar. For me, at 6'0", this works perfectly.
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it's 27 inches tall at the highest handlebar position. The handlebar can be lowered but when it's higher up, or in a more normal position the height is 27 inches from the floor to the handlebar.
1072002
Hard to measure this bike, as it doesn't have your conventional seat and top tubes. It's 23" from the seat tube to the steering tube. I don't know if that helps you. I often add a set of "antlers" to the handlebars, as I prefer sitting upright most of the time cause I'm top heavy and it wears on the shoulders. That can add an extra couple inches if you adjust them forward a bit.
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The handlebars have a little play in them. Like any other bike you can loosen the bolt and the neck and the bars will raise, but only a little... If you wanted to raise them higher, a longer goose neck could be purchased to replace the origional one. You can find these on line or ask your local bike shop to get you one.
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Well, typical handlebars are 7/8" OD and the expanding bolts will tighten up on them. I haven't measured the ID but it is probably about 5/8".If your handlebars are larger inside, like 1-1/8" OD fat bars, find something like a bit of plastic tubing or a sleeve of something that can expand when you tighten the clamp bolt. It doesn't have to be the exact size, you can slit one side of the tubing, or whatever, to fit over the expansion bolt as long as it still fits inside the handlebar end. If I have misunderstood the problem, please explain why they don't work and I will try to help. Well, typical handlebars are 7/8" OD and the expanding bolts will tighten up on them. I haven't measured the ID but it is probably about 5/8".If your handlebars are larger inside, like 1-1/8" OD fat bars, find something like a bit of plastic tubing or a sleeve of something that can expand when you tighten the clamp bolt. It doesn't have to be the exact size, you can slit one side of the tubing, or whatever, to fit over the expansion bolt as long as it still fits inside the handlebar end. If I have misunderstood the problem, please explain why they don't work and I will... » Read More Well, typical handlebars are 7/8" OD and the expanding bolts will tighten up on them. I haven't measured the ID but it is probably about 5/8".If your handlebars are larger inside, like 1-1/8" OD fat bars, find something like a bit of plastic tubing or a sleeve of something that can expand when you tighten the clamp bolt. It doesn't have to be the exact size, you can slit one side of the tubing, or whatever, to fit over the expansion bolt as long as it still fits inside the handlebar end. If I have misunderstood the problem, please explain why they don't work and I will try to help. « Show Less
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In my case, the stock Cannondale stem was removed along with 10 mm worth of spacers to accomodate the new Avenir stem, which measures 45mm - a perfect fit. They have a cautionary note that states that you need to be sure you've got 45mm to work with, either current stem sleeve height or with spacers combined. Thus, your fork steerer tube needs to extend at least 45mm. As far as bar height, you're dealing with differences in angle and stem length. I'm quite happy with the rise on my handlebar.
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Borderline. Yes, you can adjust saddle and handlebar and paddle away. Depends on the distance. One mile to grocery store, two miles to work, etc, no problem. Thirty, forty miles on trail... the distance between saddle and handlebar may feel too large and you end up reaching out with your arms more than is comfortable. Also depends on upper body length. I am 71" with inseam 31.5", so my upper body length is 39.5". You are 5" shorter, say your inseam is 30", so your upper body would be 36", you will notice the handlebars feel like they're really far forward. The result may be tired arms, numb crotch, but again, only if you go on long rides.
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its about 40" from the ground.It does not appear to be extendable. i checked the instruction manual and there is nothing in it about extending the handlebars.good luck.
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70 inches front tire to rear tire and 45 inches high at the top of the handle bars
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The handlebar is not adjustable. The distance between the handlebar and the top of the trampoline is approx. 28 inches. The trampoline that I ordered is now at my grandson's house, so this is just an est. from pictures I had taken. Hope it helps.
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I put a straight edge from grip to grip and measured from the head set to the straight edge. The handle bars come back about 13.5"-14" if you hook the tape measure on the bars. Hope this helps.
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I am 5'-10" with an 88" ceiling height. I have the same question. Spoke with Schwinn customer service but they couldn't help. Suggested I go to a store and try it out and measure how high my head goes!
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Sorry the rise is the way the handle bar is made. It brings the handle bar up closer to you . Your arm reach. They will not fit on some mountain bikes. Thanks