Two questions (flats are the surfaces of uprights the bar rests on):1) what is the clear distance between flats of uprights?2) what is the dimension between the outside edges of flats?Thanks! Two questions (flats are the surfaces of uprights the bar rests on):1) what is the clear distance between flats of uprights?2) what is the dimension between the outside edges of... » Read More Two questions (flats are the surfaces of uprights the bar rests on):1) what is the clear distance between flats of uprights?2) what is the dimension between the outside edges of flats?Thanks! « Show Less
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The clear distance between flats of uprights 21 5/8 inches.The dimension between the outside edges of flats are 23/4 inches.
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Between flats is 21 1/2. From outside end of flats to first wieght is 5 1/2, very tight if you have big hands
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From corner to corner it is 60.75 inches and from flat side to flat side it is 54 inches. I hope this answers your question! Thank you for your interest!
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There is a gap (3-4 inches under the lip of the frame) that is roughly 4 inches deep. This also provides you the use off the two night stands anywhere around the frame. Other than that the rest of the frame rests on the floor.
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To be clear... I said "allowing for a couple inches caliper clearance to the outside". Meaning after my calipers are installed there is still a couple inches to the inside of spokes...
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Most handlebars are measured from center to center. In the case of the Avenir 200 flat top, that distance is 420 millimeters. Good width for most people. Also, more comfortable on long rides.
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Space in between of two bars is about 3 & 3/8 (inch). That's what you asking I assumed.
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I'm sorry, I just saw your message. The bars are about 1" on center and 1/4" in diameter which puts about 1/2" between them. The quality is good and I am happy. I hope this helps.
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It is 2.5 inches between the bars - That is measuring the "empty space" Of course the foam bumpers on the bars would not be useful in your case.
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The uprights are slightly less than 44" apart. That is measuring between the inside of each white upright post. As I discovered when I went to get a barbell rod for it, not all of them are long enough for it. Be sure to measure any barbell rod which you may be considering before buying it.
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The metal bars themselves are about a half inch in diameter. From the floor to the bottom of the first row of bars is about 3.5". From the top of the bottom row of bars to the bottom of the 2nd row of bars (the bars in the center) is about 6". From the top of the 2nd (center) row to the top where the wood starts is also about 6". The wood that surrounds the top of the chair, though, is just around the edge of the seat and is slightly over a half inch thick. So if you have really tall shoes and don't mind bending them in first past the edge of the wooden border, you can get an extra 1.5" of height by sticking them on the middle row and inside the top wooden border. Hope that made sense. The metal bars themselves are about a half inch in diameter. From the floor to the bottom of the first row of bars is about 3.5". From the top of the bottom row of bars to the bottom of the 2nd row of bars (the bars in the center) is about 6". From the top of the 2nd (center) row to the top where the wood starts is also about 6". The wood that surrounds the top of the chair, though, is just around the edge of the seat and is slightly over a half inch thick. So if you have really tall shoes and don't mind bending them in first past the edge of the wooden border, you can get an... » Read More The metal bars themselves are about a half inch in diameter. From the floor to the bottom of the first row of bars is about 3.5". From the top of the bottom row of bars to the bottom of the 2nd row of bars (the bars in the center) is about 6". From the top of the 2nd (center) row to the top where the wood starts is also about 6". The wood that surrounds the top of the chair, though, is just around the edge of the seat and is slightly over a half inch thick. So if you have really tall shoes and don't mind bending them in first past the edge of the wooden border, you can get an extra 1.5" of height by sticking them on the middle row and inside the top wooden border. Hope that made sense. « Show Less
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Hi, William,Well, my first response answered the exact question asked "What is outside width?" I had no way of knowing you wanted the dimensions and made the wrong assumption you had those and didn't understand the definitions. Sorry, but your response was positively "Snarky" blaming me for not reading your mind. LOLNow, advice for everyone. If you know the manufacturer the best information is usually found on their web site. Always start there. If that doesn't work, then happy hunting because they usually publish just about everything you would want to know including out of date usre manuals.Jim Hi, William,Well, my first response answered the exact question asked "What is outside width?" I had no way of knowing you wanted the dimensions and made the wrong assumption you had those and didn't understand the definitions. Sorry, but your response was positively "Snarky" blaming me for not reading your mind. LOLNow, advice for everyone. If you know the manufacturer the best information is usually found on their web site. Always start there. If that doesn't work, then happy hunting because they usually publish just about everything you would want to know... » Read More Hi, William,Well, my first response answered the exact question asked "What is outside width?" I had no way of knowing you wanted the dimensions and made the wrong assumption you had those and didn't understand the definitions. Sorry, but your response was positively "Snarky" blaming me for not reading your mind. LOLNow, advice for everyone. If you know the manufacturer the best information is usually found on their web site. Always start there. If that doesn't work, then happy hunting because they usually publish just about everything you would want to know including out of date usre manuals.Jim « Show Less
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The upright bars on my seat are set about 3" back from the back edge of the bike seat. The back pad is about 2&1/8" back from the back edge. It does not support my back unless I sit on the very back edge of the seat - further back than I ordinarily sit on a bike seat.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you asking about the height of the arch? I'm pretty sure I don't know the answer to your question, but if it is as to arch height, then I would like to know the answer as well, since I look for as firm and high an arch as I can find.
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They are the top measurements, outside edge. The outer rim is about an inch, the top inside dimensions are 21x33 and it tapers on all four sides to a slightly smaller bottom dimension.
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I just now measured mine with measuring tape, so it's in inches, hope that's okay. Those bars are 21 inches apart at the bottom bar ends, the part that is widest and lowest. They are 10 inches apart from where you place your hands on the top, like if you divide the top (highest) bar at the point where the stem clamps on, and measure from the center of each side, it's 10 inches. I measured also the top bar from where it really starts to curve, about midway through that top curve all the way across to the other curve is 15 inches. Hope this helps.
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I do recall intersecting bars at the bottom...but I don't have it any longer as it was included in my business closing. It was very sturdy and glided across my concrete floors!!!
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71/2" high, of which about 3/8" is the height of the lip. It's 11 3/4" across (diameter), but because there is a lip around the edge, the actual usable distance across (diameter) is about 10 7/8".Seems pretty sturdy and the non-slip surface is good.