What size handle bars will I need to convert to drop bars?
127407
I don't know exactly but they sell different size bars on the retrospec website.
127408
Anyone about an inch in diameter will be fine as it has a 4 screw adjustment.
1766804
These are a universal fit so as long as you get the right diameter, they will fit. Just measure the diameter of your bars and order the correct grips. These grips were about 1/2 inch shorter than my stock grips but I had no issue with that.
112752
Depends on your handle bar diameter size but they should fit. You can always call the company and ask or ask your dealer.
173546
These are handlebar levers and should work on any handlebar that is 1 inch in diameter. Usually only bmx handle bars are 7/8 inch. The cable end should fit fine.
1975961
They'll fit on standard handlebars. 25.4 is the clamp diameter probably -- these aren't going to fit over that as the rest of most handlebars is substantially smaller in diameter than the clamp section..
1135350
you will probably have to stretch a little to reach the handlebars. also, make sure you are ok with only 1 inch of rear suspension travel
525952
Handlebars are the same size where the grips, shifters and brakes go. 31mm bars taper to a larger size at the middle but still use the same size accessories.
2254695
Yes. It should work. The stem clamp diameter is 25.4mm and the grip diameter is 22.2mm so this is the ISO size for 'flat-bar' bikes such as "modern" hybrids like yours. It should fit the stem you have as well as the levers/shifters unless your bike had drop bars in which case both the levers and shifters would be the wrong size as drop bars have a 23.8mm grip size.You may need to extend the cables (both the shifters and the brake cables) as they might not reach further up and out to these bars.
1473652
It refers to handle bar size. Standard is for 1" bars 25.4mm Oversize is the new bars that are 31.8mm in diameter.
1775856
Almost all handlebars taper down to 22.3 mm Diameter. 25.4 mm only refers to the clamp point (the middle bit) if the bar tapers down from there, then it will fit. If not, then you'll need to look around more.
2141097
they are made to go on a handlebar that is .975 in diameter- that would be a pretty big stretch, IF you got them on they would probably split in not too long of time. Maybe try some pipe insulation from the hardware store
1779686
My son has an 07 TTR 125 with the stock 7/8" handlebars. These did not fit and I had to return them.
1789989
I suppose you could use bar end shifters on these handlebars. I use thumb shifters from a trail bike. There is enough room on handlebar ends for the shifters and the brakes.Cliff Joens
1244793
The only way to be sure is to take your handlebars off and measure the fork extension diameter where the handlebars mount. If I remember correctly mine was 1 1/8 inch but cant be sure. Then match your measurement with the correct riser to fit your particular mount size. Hope this helps a little.
2007383
Yes the gards will, the hardware you may have to replace look at the size of your handlebars and make sure they fit before buying
1220256
It looks like the Diamondback Trace handlebar clamp is 31.8mm and the torker high rise bars fit a 25.4mm clamp. So, you have two options - One, get a stem with a 31.8mm clamp or two, get a 25.4 to 31.8mm shim to put around the handlebar to make it fit in the stem. You will also need to lengthen the brake and shifter cables. They are awesome bars once you get them set up.
1396992
Forget your handlebar diameter. It's your grip diameter that matters. If it's between 1.25" and 1.45", this one will slip over. If your grips are larger than 1.45", get the larger size grip cover. I use a little soapy water to make them slide and twist on easier. Also, wearing gloves makes getting them on much easier than bare hands.