Does anyone know if this handlebar fit on a bicycle? I have a Mongoose 26" Dolomite. Thank you!
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That depends on the diameter of your bar clamp: I'd recommend buying spacers. (this handlebar is thinner/intended for motorcycles)
1878789
28mm is 1.10 inches. This is for 1". They also offer 1.25" - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GZINNK and 1.5" - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GZMM3C None of them will fit a 28mm bar. I have never heard of a 28mm handlebar.
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Most bicycle handlebars are the same size in diameter . We put a pair on a 12" and an 18" bike so they should fit. My granddaughter loved them and the streamers we put on with them.
1080207
Standard I.S.O. size, used on the vast majority of newer bicycles with upright handlebars.They are 7/8 with a 1inch clamp, So no I dont think it will work sorry
920923
I have ours mounted on a Giant Sedona DX W specs say handle bars are 25.3mm. It is tightened all the way down with zip ties and it be spun by hand. That being said I feel that it will fit on the larger handle bars. The watch band is on the 5th holes in.
812587
The legs have two holes on the lower ends, a small hole for fender lugs, and a larger hole for slipping over the axle. I have a hard time imagining you wouldn't be able to fit it to your bike. As far as the handlebar diameter, I had to persuade the top brackets to fit my handlebars with a wooden mallet, but they fit now.
614328
The handlebar is standard diameter - about 1". The wrap around the handlebar isn't that great but I figure if it has issues it will be easily replaced.
545514
It attaches to a 1" tube. You have to buy a 1 1/8" stem for the top which will determine the handlebar diameter. You can buy a stem for 25.4, 26, 31.8, etc
975114
Some older metric bike handlebars are 3/4" or 7/8" not 1" like the new ones. It's just a spacer if needed. I love mine. 20 oz. bottles tip over though while riding. Lol smaller bottles or cans work fine.
924152
Mine didn't fit my kids bike because it had gears on the back wheel that didn't allow it to fit the one side. I tried to bend the one bar so it would touch correctly. It was really heavy gauge and difficult to bend. I couldn't get it to work for me. If you are able to bend them that may do, otherwise, you may need something else. My kids bike was only 20", so they may be too small for a 26" bike. Good luck on your decision. Eric
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i do not know , i bought the mongoose bike by mistake thinking it would fit my bike, and it did not
2200531
I'm not sure if you are asking about the width of the mounting bracket or the size/diameter of the handlebar it will fit on. The mounting bracket, that fits over the handlebars is adjustable to various sizes by using rubber shims wrapped around the bar. This is adurale bag and mount. Both my wife and I use them and really load them down, without having them rotate on the bar.
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No, unfortunately it won't. I had to mount it to another mount that fits on a thicker handlebar.
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Hey Philip, I'm not sure where to get spares for this, you could try the manufacturers website; I do have a spare handlebar mount which I would be happy to post out to you for no charge. The Airzound mount was too narrow for the drop bars on my KTM road bike, so I used a dremel with a diamond bit to cut a groove in the housing of the horn so that I could secure it to the bar with cable ties - fits perfectly and is more secure. Drop me your address and I will post you the mount for free. Best regards, Jeff.
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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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Probably...it is almost too big for my handlebars, but i have a smaller bike as i am short. it fits better on my husbands
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They'll fit on standard handlebars. 25.4 is the clamp diameter probably -- these aren't going to fit over that as the rest of most handlebars is substantially smaller in diameter than the clamp section..