I have a extra set of brakes on the top of my handlebars. Will the attachments interfere with this?
1980211
the bag hangs on nylon straps with velcro and a hard nylon piece to take up the slack and this slack adjuster hangs below the handlebar. straps are 1" wide, set 5" apart. mounting shouldn't be in the way of any brake lever or cables.
227873
I would suggest going to Ram Mounts and see what's available for your handlebars or attachment points.I bought a mount that attached via the 2 screws that holds my front brake lever in place .The drink holder will stay level when using it .it can be used to hold cups too
22648
Yes, just make sure the levers you have are for V-Brakes, not Cantilevers - depending on the year of your bike. Otherwise they will feel "mushy."
1956036
I have a strommer electric bike and it has disc brakes and quick release, it is no problem on the install. Great rack, very rigid
995206
I have disc brakes on my bike, no problem there. I do not know about a rear rack as my bike will not allow for one. Hope that helps! It's a great product!
1420901
I have two fairly high end mountain bike (Scott Spark 940 and Niner Air 9) and neither of these bikes are able to use the attachment. I haven't tried on my road bike but I am a little weary of hauling my kid on my carbon fiber road bike as I am not sure if the bike was designed for those type of forces.
1122797
I'm not sure about what specific handlebars those are, however the bar attachment seems to be so adjustable that it can conform to any I've seen and I've got 5 bike with straight bars, butterfly bars and racing bike bars. As long as there is a small "T" form where the bars are attached to the front stem extensions you are set to go.
2126619
Yes, doesn't impede access to the bars. I use it on MT bike bars, I modified a Mt bike I love with 700c wheels and the areo bars and have easy access to the brakes and shifters. I'm going to put a set on my road bike, makes riding more comfortable for me.
135496
I haven't tried this one on a bike with disc brakes but I highly suspect that it wouldn't work. I have recently purchased a different rack for one of my bikes that does have disk brakes and it has spacers at the bottom to allow it to work with the disk brakes.
2188734
Yes, you definitely have to remove the handlebars and I would recommend removing the pedals also. It is very easy to remove the pedals and would do the same for just about any case.
609592
it really depends on how you want to mount them. I move my grips in on both sides of the handlebars just enough to bolts the units to the bars. You'll need to cut the opening in the ends of your grips tho,. If you're more fastidious, you'll want a bar-end kit and these do not come with that. Some motorcycles come with pre-tapped handlebar ends to make the process easier.
1789989
I suppose you could use bar end shifters on these handlebars. I use thumb shifters from a trail bike. There is enough room on handlebar ends for the shifters and the brakes.Cliff Joens
2261805
Unfortunately No. The unit is designed for the handlebars to be stationary. Don't worry though Joy, Its a great unit. Good Luck!
1964549
I think your bike has just one front brake rotor - so just one set of pads is all you need.
1262912
It really depends on if the ends come off on your grips and what size your handlebars are.
784309
It attaches to the rear axle on the left side, under the nut. I understand it should work with a Quick Release. I doubt a disc brake should interfere.
2007594
I have never had an issue with fairing damage and I drop my bike plenty. Will not work with alt bar to my knowledge.