Does the handlebar length adjust at all.
17429
As it is stock, you cannot adjust the bar height. But with a $30 Delta riser, you can raise the bars about 3". I wouldn't suggest raising the bars more than that. Also, if you go more than that, you will need to replace all the cables to accommodate the extra height.
1487033
No, but it was pretty easy to attach the wheels and handlebars. Then, to be safe, I took it in my car to a local bike shop where he checked it out and adjusted it for my height.
108381
It boils down to how long the grip is that covers the handle bar. I ordered xl but I ended up getting small. By time I realized it, it was too late. Still usable I just have to adjust my grip shifters. If I can help any other way let me know. Can even provide pics if needed. They are deffinately worth the money though.
1726309
The handlebar does adjust. Its very easy. I am 5'2" and I am on #2 of 4. So, Im not quite sure, but I think it would be ok. You should get one as life would be so much more difficult without it. I use it all the time so I can take off the boot and still keep my foot protected. You should try to get an opinion from someone of similar height to see if this is the right model, though. Good luck!
1238110
It connects to the arm (with the frame clamp) then you simply adjust the length to the desired point on the handlebar.
617369
The handle bar is fixed height, not adjustable. The seat is adjustable. It's not a very comfortable bike, regardless of height. It's very wiggly due to the small tires and narrow handlebars combined with a butt killing seat.
185123
I have not tried to adjust the handlebar higher. I don't think it adjusts, but I did not need to adjust it any higher and I am 6 foot tall.
1346544
It has some adjustment, but if the clamp is too large for the handlebar we normally use a rubber shim and black electrical tape to take up the space. Works great!
1474986
it did not fit mine. the diameter was too small to fit around my handlebars. in the end it would cost me more to return it so off to goodwill with it...
1881881
Yes, the handle bar height can be adjust, and depend it on the height of the person.
1122797
I'm not sure about what specific handlebars those are, however the bar attachment seems to be so adjustable that it can conform to any I've seen and I've got 5 bike with straight bars, butterfly bars and racing bike bars. As long as there is a small "T" form where the bars are attached to the front stem extensions you are set to go.
1136527
No it doesn't adjust. My little guy is 3 feet tall and the bar is chest level for him. It's not too tall for him to use now and he can grow into it. He loves his scooter.
1139220
No. I am 5'4 and it's a little higher than I would like but it works. (I feel like I am used to a little lower with my Bob) However, Bob's argument has always been, with running, hitting bumps, etc, an adjustable handlebar might be subjected to to much strain and could break on you. Personally I prefer one that doesn't move for that reason.
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
929173
No they do not adjust. But it is a great bike. My son is very small for 4 and it works great for him.
99504
Moving handle bars requires removing 4 set screws to reposition. Mine are set farthest back toward rider, which I prefer. My wife who is much shorter than I uses the same bar position. Most users will adjust to the setting of primary rider.
832223
yes the mount adjusts the full length of the bar, when satisfied with their placement you have a allen set screw to lock it in place.