Want to replace brake levers with cross levers... what's the right size/diameter of handlebars?
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The center of the handlebars (stock) are 25.4mm. However, learning from my mistakes, the diameter of the bar tapers down from the center so I would suggest finding brake levers from 22-24mm. That or get shims at a LBS, though for brakes it's a huge meh :/
735469
If the handlebars are standard diameter the grips should fit. I continue to be pleased with mine.
622460
These are interrupter levers, but I installed them as my primary brake levers as part of a conversion project for my bike. I use cables that have road ends on them, but they do NOT seat fully into the handle, about 1/4 inch protrudes from the housing. However, this has no effect on their functionality and they work quite well.
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You will need new levers that are compatible with "V-Brakes". At one time Shimano, and maybe other companies, made a brake lever that could be adjusted for each style of brake. You probably do not have this lever, but just look at the top of your lever body to see if yours is adjustable.
1640238
What's the measurement/length of the round part of the handlebars where the stem connects. Thanks
60041
I can't say for sure about your shifters, but I mounted some old 7spd Deore shifters on these bars with no problem. Also some mountain brake levers which were fairly standard, so you'll probably be able to mount your shifters fine. I measured the bar's diameter, and it looks close to 22.2 mm. Hope that helps!
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Just measured them 5.5".... you can possibly make the handlebar shorter if the 5.5" won't work for you
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These handlebars fit a 25.4mm clamp on your stem. The other popular size is a 31.8mm clamp. So make sure you have 25.4mm bars, or buy a new stem. But you have a bigger issue. I think a windsor tourist comes with drops. You are going to need all new brake levers and shifters, as this bar is a replacement for straight bar or mountain biking handlebars. (It's an AWESOME handlebar for touring, however.)
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The handlebar stem I was replacing had the diameter etched into the surface. I think it was etched below the minimum insertion line. If you don't see that, you can measure the diameter or measure the circumference and calculate the diameter.
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These bars are25.4mm diameter from the clamp area all the way to the end of the bar, they DO NOT taper to 22.2mm so no those won't fit if they are designed to fit a 22mm bar. Measure the diameter of the levers and make sure they clamp/plug in to a 25.4mm bar, if they don't, then don't buy these buy a standard set of bars with a 22mm taper
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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.
1043308
The Giant appears to have V brakes so, yes, they should fit. The current levers may be a bit smaller, but you could keep them for use with the new brakes.
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I used 24mm break levers (Tektro RL720 Cross Levers for 24mm OD Bar Black) - they fit relatively close to the stem which was good enough.
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The handlebar end will eventually cut the inside of the grip. Look for one that will fit the measurments of your bars.
977869
Yeah. But it's not really bike specific it's handle bar specific. And if your handle bars are stock then they are most likely the skinny renthals with the crossbar. Either way if you buy these and you have the fatbars all you would have to do is get the oversized mount
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the steerer tube on these forks I 265 mm. you will, more than likely, need to cut them to size. you can find most other info you need on sram.com. I have enjoyed these forks
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Hello Orlando, These are Universal kit's for a 7/8 handlebar and do fit a majority of different bikes including yours.