There appears to be a lip on the end of the outer clamp is that correct?... would that prohibit the installation of bar ends?
1196017
The ends do have a lip on them but you can open them up to go over the bars and clap them down so the ends are clear to add what ever you need. I hope that helps you out.
2206851
Yes, make sure the gauge of the bar is thick enough if not solid and properly secured.
1490132
I had that issue as well but I bought some Profile Design Boxer Bar Ends which can be easily installed and give you an upright position when riding the bike. They're available through Amazon as well.
1023048
No. It is the two ends for a single pipe clamp. You supply the pipe which needs to be threaded on one end only.
967435
To the outside edge ... 3 1/2"To the inside edge of the bar 2 1/2" I was concerned it might come out "too far" when I opened it but actually it has proven to be just right. The hardware pretty well adjusts to fit any area you might need to place the bar (in my case vertical placement).
607000
I do recall having a problem with the two supports under the seat being a little out out of whack. All I did was bend them a tiny bit and they fit into the clamp though.
1153661
Arthur, I'm very sorry. I threw away the end caps. My home is brand new and I did not want to drill holes to mount the caps. You will need end caps if you plan to use this bar for exercise. The rubber ends on the bar grip the doorway securely without shifting or slipping. I load up the rack with clothes and it works like charm.
1339453
The bar ends are open (plastic caps come installed but can removed) and the tube diameter is standard. I can slide in a bar-end brake lever (that's all I have around to test with), so I would assume that bar-end shifters would install just fine. The question at that point would be cable routing. The could come out the back end of the bars, but there is not an exit hole that would route them out the side or bottom of the bars in front of the head tube so that the shift cables could be routed along (or within) the downtube.
1730021
I don't have it extended all the way, so not certain, but I would bet it is. The bars are pretty high quality and it seemed solid when I extended it bf I put it in place. I have them 4 high now, about 1/2 extended, and very happy with how solid it is. Supports the weight no problem, just a bit unsteady balance wise (too tall). Need to get a bracket to secure it.
150548
Yes, I cut the ends out for installation of stock bar end weights on my Aprilia Tuono.
362089
Not sure I understand the 2nd part of your question, but here's what I did. There was a plug in the end of the regular grips that had to be removed so I could slide the regular grips down the bars to accommodate the bar-end grips. You will need to loosen the controls and slide them in far enough for the grips and bar-ends. That leaves an inch or so of plain handle bar over which you slide the bar-end grips and tighten them up.
381544
The clamp is a bit more flexible than a hose clamp, I believe it would conform within reason. I've got it mounted on a Trek handlebar stem that tapers and it followed the taper and is shake free and sturdy. It's a really well thought out and nicely executed extender, hope it can work for you.
1645197
The ends are capped. It's a very solid bar, and probably about the best you're going to get for this price range. My spring collars didn't fit it though, so I ended up buying some lock-jaw collars that, for the moment, seem good. If you ever outgrow this bar (doubtful) in the future, then you could check out bars from rogue fitness. They carry plenty of quality power and Olympic bars. This bar is probably all you'll ever need though.
912097
Bar has threaded ends and comes with two, large, chrome-plated "stars" that screw onto the ends to secure the weights. Some have complained that the stars will "unscrew" slightly with use. After a few reps you may need to retighten the stars, but it is as simple as closing a jar of pickles.
954199
Hi ! Unfortunately, I cannot help you, because it has not been installed yet, but what I can tell you is that 5 longs screws holds the support of the bar on each side, once the two sides installed, you insert the bar in it you slide in on each side,the bar is really sturdy and heavy so, Yes I would trust it, not afraid that it would bend or brake. Hope this help.
654588
The bar end screws that came with the kit were too long to correctly work the rubber expander inside the handlebars. Easy fix, though- I just put an extra nut on the bolt between the kits extender and my tapered washer. You'll figure it out.
1049010
No ma'am. I accidentally made the same mistake. I had to fabricate some steel flat 4" bars to bolt it in the middle. They aren't long enough.