what is the width of the handles? reason i ask, the one's i have are too narrow, so the straps rub my knuckles when i use.
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These straps are 4 and 5/8 inches in the clear in width and well over 5 inches in the V - very comfortable..... unlike the original strap.
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The handle that you hold onto is 5 in. wide and the straps going from the handle to the ring that holds them is 8 in. Hope this helps.
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everything is adjustable as far as the width - I don't see why not - except the holes for the 2 straps may be more than 10 inches apart - yup I just checked they are appx 9 1/4" apart center to center
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Between handles is 16 inches when locked in place. The "locked" width isn't adjustable.
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I was confused as well. I called Amazon and they verified they were 1 inch. I bought then and that was the case. I find the grip too tight. Hard to get on and off. Maybe yours will be just right.
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Measure the handlebars are they between 7/8 and 1 1/8 wide? This will fit as long as your handle bars are good enough or buy another clamp.
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I'm not sure the width on those but the had a pair of Line afterbang skis with the wider ski and they did not fit. So check the width of the sh
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Sorry for the delay in this response. At the widest part of the handles it is 20 1/4".
726626
The 1" clamp area is the thickness where the neck goes. The handlebar thickness is standard to fit any normal hand grip. I just purchased off the rack hand grips and they fit perfectly. To easily remove the place the grips on, use isopropyl alcohol. The higher the percentage the better. Goes on wet evaporates quickly.
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Quite honestly, I use the hand grips because I find all shoulder straps made from this fabric to be slippery. But the shoulder strap is quite long, adjustable on both sides of the padded portion, and about 1 1/2 inches wide. The padded portion is 10-12 inches long and is in the center of the overall strap, and is slightly curved; the padding is maybe 3/8" thick. I take a commuter train and two subways to work, and this works well for me. Hope this helps!
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My handles are 3 1/8 "circumference and it fits great and does not slip due to the rubber padding on the hooks. I think it would fit any standard bike handle. Hope this helps!
1122688
Sorry, the band is only an inch wide. Perhaps one of the other stretch out straps that are sold by this company would have wider straps.
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They will! My wrist measures 8 1/2" in diameter, and they fit perfectly. They are the best wrist straps Ive ever used! No wrist pain at all since Ive started using them. And they are USA made, another plus! Hope this helps.
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This was a gift to a granddaughter so I have no way of measuring the straps. We installed it on an antique Schwinn with rather thick handlebars and had no problem. there was still enough strap to have made it larger.
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I measured the inside dimension of one after I had fastened is sufficiently to keep it from popping open when you kneel down. Looks like anything bigger than 21" will be pushing the limit. You might try sewing a hook-and-loop fabric extender to the existing strap to get more reach. These really are the best, simplest and most comfortable I have ever used.
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Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures (with a tape measure) and show you the 'actual' straps. Might give you a better idea. (VTcvmaCRYPTO@Gmail.com)Hope this helps,Russ FloydJericho, VT Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures... » Read More Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures (with a tape measure) and show you the 'actual' straps. Might give you a better idea. (VTcvmaCRYPTO@Gmail.com)Hope this helps,Russ FloydJericho, VT « Show Less
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The openings for the straps in the basket are much wider than the straps themselves. The distance between the opening's wide edges is 9-3/4". The distance between the opening's narrow edges is 5-1/2". The straps are 3/4" wide. I hope this helps.
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You might find the length of the bar ends to be a little bit on the short side. Personally I have medium hands and have the small grip. The bar ends seemed small at first, but now I love them as they are just big enough for my needs. These are the most comfortable grips that I have ever used.