Is there space on the handlebar for a bell?
843420
Depends on the type of bell. I was able to put a horn on my grandson's, didn't try a bell.
1404276
I believe so. The mount is two curved pieces that wrap around the handlebar. There is a screw that goes through each side and holds it together. My bike is a Schwinn hybrid and it looks like the handlebar is about that size. There is still a good 1/4-3/8" thread left on the screws so it would also fit a larger bar. I love bike bag. It holds snacks, extra water bottle, Kleenex, mini first aid kit, a few tools and an inner tube. Still lots of room left over, plus it has pockets on the sides.
2266312
Yes. The handlebar holder is detatchable and can be attached in whatever way helps hold the bike in the position you need.
2146604
I wish we could post pictures. I think 5 is easily doable. I just put 3 on with a ton of room to spare in the remaining 2 slots this past weekend. I didn't even take the pedals off. It's all a matter of pedal and handlebar placement and for women's bikes, the essential crossbar. Without that crossbar you are totally asking for frustration. Best $15 I've spent on a bike.
1592956
The handle bar is great .well made but it will not fit. So I'm not using it. Thank you
1149886
They are close to 4" I wouldn't put all 4 on the handle bars myself because it would be very cluttered! I put 2 on mine just outside the risers and a charging port for my phone in the center then I mounted the other two between the mounts for my sissy bar. It looks good tyat way and also there is plenty of room for passengers. If you don't have a sissy bar or some other way to mount the 2 extra speakers I would recommend getting only a system with 2 speakers
1499289
They'll fit the bar but not sure about the space to mount them. Those pit bikes sometimes have cramped bars.
1328079
Smaller spaces are 2 1/2 ", larger space is 4 1/2", (inside the bars, the spaces, not including the actual black metal bars). A tip...you can park bikes with back tire in rack so it's easier for little kids to wheel their bike out. We alternate so handlebars don't get caught on each other too. 3 bikes on each side. I hadn't realized that when I got it but it is a nice bike rack.
2275458
It depends on the width of the handlebars. I actually mounted a piece of wood on the wall to span the distance of a few studs, as to not have the positioning of the studs dictate the spacing of the brackets. The you can mount the brackets whichever distance you want from each other, and not sacrifice support.
1066650
Not sure what the measurement is of your bike? On a standard mountain bike, the handle bar area is pretty snug. It wouldn't take anything much wider than that.
1744886
There is a quick-release on the handlebar stem. It can be raised but not lowered from the original factory assembly
1288897
Handlebar can only be adjusted up to a certain point. Yes, a suspension seat post can be added at a leter time as all bikes are already boxed with to the current specifications. Thanks
1749959
No, They include an end cap with which you can plug the handlebar end, or you can use the collar with the cap and leave the handlebar end open for accessories that mount inside the bar such as you mention. If your bar end accessories clamp on you would simply need to move the grip in a bit to leave room for the accessory clamp.
1992118
My straight pieces at the top of my handlebar measure close to 8in. I have grips and brakes,a mirror and even a bell. All these items are spread across bothof the straight pieces.
624249
Well, It's certainly more narrow than the handlebars would be, but if you're planning on removing them each time you store it then , yes, I'm pretty sure they're not that wide. That said, I don't have the seat in front of me with a tape measure, but it's only marginally wider than the bum of a little kid, so I think you're fine. :)
1474983
The implication here is that this is a child's bell. While I may fit on a child's bike, I consider this an adult bell. Heck, I'm surprised they don't make you show an ID to purchase it. So yes, it fits a std road handlebar, and it is a fantastic bell. Not super loud, but a tone that zings those ahead and tells them you are coming!
1536899
Yes, they are like a bicycle gooseneck and could be easily removed if necessary. I just received your message this morning and am at work so I can't measure exactly but I am pretty sure you should be all set to clear with the handlebars removed or laid down.