would these work well on a mixte that originally had drop bars?
1001090
I once put a set of them on a Cannondale road bike and they worked quite nicely.
1001091
Yes, they should! The worst that could happen is that you had to replacr the stem, but it is unlikely. So, yea, they should fit!
1001092
I too have found that photos of handlebars don't tell you very much. I don't really know anything about Wald handlebars, but the Wald website implies that all Wald handlebars are made of steel. The Sunlite handlebar is made of aluminum alloy and is considerably lighter than steel. This can make a big difference, depending on the weight of the bike that you're putting it on. It helps to know the tip to tip dimension of the handlebar. The Sunlite handlebar is 21" from tip to tip. Handlebar diameters are pretty standard, and looking at the way the Wald baskets mount with clamps on each side of the stem, there should be no problem getting the basket to mount on the Sunlite handlebar. I too have found that photos of handlebars don't tell you very much. I don't really know anything about Wald handlebars, but the Wald website implies that all Wald handlebars are made of steel. The Sunlite handlebar is made of aluminum alloy and is considerably lighter than steel. This can make a big difference, depending on the weight of the bike that you're putting it on. It helps to know the tip to tip dimension of the handlebar. The Sunlite handlebar is 21" from tip to tip. Handlebar diameters are pretty standard, and looking at the way the Wald baskets mount with clamps on each... » Read More I too have found that photos of handlebars don't tell you very much. I don't really know anything about Wald handlebars, but the Wald website implies that all Wald handlebars are made of steel. The Sunlite handlebar is made of aluminum alloy and is considerably lighter than steel. This can make a big difference, depending on the weight of the bike that you're putting it on. It helps to know the tip to tip dimension of the handlebar. The Sunlite handlebar is 21" from tip to tip. Handlebar diameters are pretty standard, and looking at the way the Wald baskets mount with clamps on each side of the stem, there should be no problem getting the basket to mount on the Sunlite handlebar. « Show Less
1001093
I think so. You can mount them the traditional way (as in the picture) or upside down to give the bars some drop. The thing you need to check is that your brake levers and shifters (if your current shifters are mounted to your drops) will work with these bars. Lot's of people use this style bars to replace drops. Hope this helps.
1001094
I just flipped em over(from the position in the photo) and they are comfy and (I think) rather spiffy looking. Not as severe a crouch as drop bars but still lowish.
1001095
I put this handlebar on an old 1980-ish Panasonic DX-2000 10-Speed road bike to replace the drop bars that came on it. The stem was also dropped, which further aggravated the "drop bar" issue. I replaced the drop stem with a riser stem that raised the handlebar about 6" from its original position. The brake levers wouldn't work, and I was able to salvage some levers from an old Schwinn. The bike is far, far more comfortable to ride now, and I'm real happy with the result.
985056
Haven't used them on aero bars, but for bar end shifters on drop bars they are best type of shifter I've used in 20 years of cycling. Very positive shifting with and minimal adjustment needed after long use. Seems to me they should work on most aero bars but ask your local bike shop mechanic.jerry
2158438
Yes they should bolt right in place of your stock ones. Might need support brackets though
1411777
Yes these fit well, looks good but the drop isn't very low. If I had to purchase again I would go with the Eibach Sportline lowering springs instead, they drop lower than the Pro Kit
434835
They will bolt up, but I'd suggest a lift or level with the 0mm offset. If that's not an option, I'd recommend you find a wheel option in the 15-35mm offset range.
2069367
Thank you for contacting us. If the originals are rated at 120lbs then these would not work. Do you have any markings off the originals that you can provide us with? - Lift Supports Depot
2085968
They fit perfect on my Ritchey handle bars and Tektro caliper brakes. I don't see any reason why they won't mach with flat bar on a mountain bar. I've been using them for quite a few months and several thousands of miles now, and I am very satisfied. Hope this will help. Good luck.
1481443
Maybe not. They probably fit only 2" max preferably round bars. Good luck though.
952393
They don't come with a cross bar, but if you had one that fit I believe that would work, as long as the back drop isn't too heavy for them.
1287432
Should work fine if you have stock bars and they are a reasonable value for the cost. (note they are made of plastic and just look like carbon fiber and that will come off when you crash)
112301
No I don't think so, these are for aero bars. They would probably flip around.
350344
Mine wer mounted on a set of factory flat bars and work perfectly. I think you would have to try Malones Web site for a better answer.
2190371
Thats what I put them on and it worked but I ended up using the stock bolts on the bar ends because the bars have a welded nut at the end. You also may have to adjust the levers for the bar clamp
1116981
Yes it should, I have them on aftermarket round and square bars and it secures really well.
1830488
They should,albeit not as exact as originals. May have to trim underneath for full handle movement.
2097008
I don't know what kind of bars you have, if they are hollow then it should work fine. It expands to fit snug, the tighter you screw it in with an Allen wrench the tighter it gets.
1943445
They can work, but may be a little loose. It would be best to get a metric set. A loose socket could cause the bolt head to strip.