What is the exact cirumference of the inner part of the bar where it is grasped?
307650
No idea mate...I can tell you that this is not an axle bar or fat bar if your know what those are. It feels the same as the bar found in your local gym when benching, dead lifting and squatting.
1378869
I am not sure what you mean. The handle is a tube in which the bar gets inserted for most of the length of the handle. The fit is quite snug and I actually had to sand the inside of my handle to be able to get the bar in. Does that help?
298031
Bar diameter is metric its a bit smaller than 1 1/4". Stud Bars website says they just made the bar smaller to improve the handgrip and the new powder coating has more texture offering more grip which was a complaint in the past. I installed mine in 30 minutes and was impressed with how solid this pull up bar is. I never take the time to write reviews however this product got my attention. Well done Stud Bar!
908744
Somewhere between 1/4 to 1/2 "./sorry i am not at home right now. It is pretty thin and dont think would be suitable as a grab bar. Two reasons: it is smooth, u need a rough surface so ur hand doesnt slide down the bar. A thicker bar, though less attractive, gives a better grip
203995
I find that once you tighten the ends, they don't move. The screw controls a wire that tightens and loosens around the grip squeezing the black "finger" and grip to the bar. In my opinion, I woun't want to change it often. On the other hand, it isn't that much longer than what I had before I replaced my old grip.
1645197
The ends are capped. It's a very solid bar, and probably about the best you're going to get for this price range. My spring collars didn't fit it though, so I ended up buying some lock-jaw collars that, for the moment, seem good. If you ever outgrow this bar (doubtful) in the future, then you could check out bars from rogue fitness. They carry plenty of quality power and Olympic bars. This bar is probably all you'll ever need though.
1626139
It has a plastic and metal piece into which the end of the bar rests when lowered. Once in place there is also a kind of "key" which one inserts and twists so it fits into a slot to prevent the bar from being raised without removing the key.
304414
Probably about one inch or so. I do not like it. Cannot use without burning my hand so it sits.
451820
It is 7.5" from the extension tip to where it meets the original handlebar. In other words, there are 7.5" of effective grip.
1134328
Actually the grab bar has not been installed so I can not give you an answer. Sorry.
1582245
The Knurling starts 3" in from each end, so subtract 6" from the length of the bar and that's how long the knurling is for that bar length.
1807210
About a half inch. Enough for my "pinky" finger to grip the gun. I have fairly large hands and the extension made all the difference in the world. Iwwould recommend them to you. Paul
610534
Thank you criblover for raising the question and other for contributing your inputs. The wider part of grasper when gripping the handle is about 2 1/4".
1970834
The one I have is 4.5 inches but the bar is not round. It is flattened slightly from top to bottom with an indentation that my thumb rests in when I use it. It is very attractive and strong.
1775907
Internal. On the top portion of the bar (nearest the stem) there is a tunnel for the cables to pass thru.
1393407
The Troy Olympic bar I received measured roughly 1-3/16'' or 30mm on the knurled grip
351746
They are like holding a mechanical pencil. About 1/4 inch without the gripper. About 1/2 to 3/4 inch when gripper is used. Very lightweight and easy to use even for my arthritic fingers.