How do you know which "size"? Diameter of the handle bar, distance from gear lever to end of bar, vertical piece?...I ride a Trek 4300?
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Joy, I gambled on the large based on my grip and they work great. The diameter of the handle bar was not an issue as they just slip on and bolt tight to hold in place. The gear lever just butted up against the inside of the grip so no issues there. It took some adjusting on the gear levers and grips to get them just right but after a few test rides I got them where they were comfortable. Hope this helps.
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Size, in this case, refers to how big around the grips are. So really depends on your hand size. http://www.ergon-bike.com/us/en/service/faq/usage/small-or-large--which-grip-size-do-i-need
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The best thing to do is to go to the ergon website they have a have info reguarding what size grips you should buy according to hand measurements. Hope this helps.
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Hi Lori, Ours holds both of our mountain/road bikes. Mine is a 16 inch Specialized (I'm short) and my husbands is a 25 in Gary Fisher. I don't see why it wouldn't hold your Trek unless its atypical.
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I threw this very same Sunlite 103mm BB on an old Trek for the purpose of converting to single speed.Now depending on your frame..You may need a somewhat longer Spindle or BB.Or it could possibly be a Front derailleur adjustment issue.Good luck! Eddie
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Yes. I have bought a TREK 4400 for my wife in 2005. The bike was a 24 speed ( 3 x 8) with DEORE rear derraillheur. Years later I've upgraded this bike to 27 speed . I've only bought new set of shifters ( 3 x9 ) and a new cassete with 9 gears. I kept the same old DEORE rear derrailleur which is still in my wife's bike working perfectly. Few years ago, TREK has downgraded the 4400, replacing DEORE for ALIVIO line. I am not sure if TREK is still producing the 4400.
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Hello frend, my inglish is veri bad, but i try , this fits on yamaha vstar 650 , i go to take a medición of riser of my handle bar and sen to you the medición to compare, can you write me jonanaula6@hotmail.com
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The bars fit on a stem that measures 25.4 mm or 1 inch. That is a standard size for typical bikes like a touring bike or mountain bike. I put the trekking bars on my 1990's Miyata 1000 touring bike in the fall. It fit perfect. Bars should be very comfortable. Didn't get to use the bike much before the snow came. I live in Canada.
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Hello Jeremy, Everything looks to match up for fitment on the Marlin 6, however Trek uses the "G2" geometry which is a 51mm offset, and this fork has 46mm offset. Let us know if you have any other questions! - Worldwide Cyclery
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Thanks for replies. So would I select the 1 1/8" threadless 300 from the pull down selection?This is the only place I could find any specs:http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/latest-bikes/hybrid-bike/trek/7200/prd_291124_5672crx.aspx
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Sorry Mike....I'm a novice. I can tell you that it fit my Trek 1.1 like a glove. Not sure what shifters/brakes I have. Happy Trails!
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Its a 700c or 27". Its for a road bike. I've had one on my cannondale for over 1000 miles and I'm still happy.
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Thanks for clarifying. Unfortunately, I don't have the box anymore to give you an estimate of the size. I recommend emailing the seller (Dakota Cycle, in this case) - they should be able to provide you all the information you need. Good luck!
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Mine looks like a standard Schwinn bicycle handlebar (7/8"-1") guestimate. I put mine snug to the grip on the left side and as horizontal as possible. The shaft is about 5" and the mirror extends about an inch/so more. I adjust it the first time to give me the best rear view before tightening it down well. For even better safety another mirror on the right hand side would be good.
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if the frame is 27" no problem. I use this in my Trek 8500 and works great.
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I used this one: Shimano UN55 BB Square Taper Bottom Bracket (68x110mm)it is a 110mm length BB.
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Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing info,the volare has been a great value performing bike! Good Luck! Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing... » Read More Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing info,the volare has been a great value performing bike! Good Luck! « Show Less
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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 :/
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I found the component information for my Trek 7300 on bikepedia.com, try that as well as the manufacturer site for the bike in question.