The specs seem to imply that the rods are 10 mm in diameter. Can anyone use calipers to confirm the diameter of these bars?
1483460
I don't need a caliper to confirm that the Dewalt DW7080 fits perfectly on my DW713 Type 1 ...not type2.
2130793
To be honest I'm not entirely sure. I'd imagine that any typical size tips would fit they are held in by a screw. I would get the deminsions but I don't have the station handy or a pair of calipers to find out
2036706
It's a shame somebody didn't answer your question, if they had I wouldn't have bought them. I know what a caliper is, how to use it and read it; it doesn't take a rocket scientist! The ones I got are .011" thick each.
2146263
When you say diameter, I think round, these bars are more flat. Thinner on front and back edges, slightly thicker in the middle. About 2 1/2 inches wide (front to back) and about a 1/2 inch thick at the widest spot in the middle. Hope this helps.
664026
They fit a variety of diameters of handlebars. I have them on both my road bike and modified Mt bike. I don't have the specific specs though.
1199657
Your rod diameter is not 0.05". That is way too small. Check again. This 0.900" is a standard sized rod.
2224721
Unlikely. I broke te biggest one pretty quickly on a 1/4" bolt. 10mm = 1cm = ~1/5"". Don't go for a micro kit.
863317
Sorry I can't tell since they are on my bars. But I have some stock Giant ergo drop bars and there was plenty of tape to wrap it with probably 6+ inches left over. Good luck.
1339551
The bars fit on a stem that measures 25.4 mm or 1 inch. That is a standard size for typical bikes like a touring bike or mountain bike. I put the trekking bars on my 1990's Miyata 1000 touring bike in the fall. It fit perfect. Bars should be very comfortable. Didn't get to use the bike much before the snow came. I live in Canada.
1041314
The handlebar stem I was replacing had the diameter etched into the surface. I think it was etched below the minimum insertion line. If you don't see that, you can measure the diameter or measure the circumference and calculate the diameter.
2054480
I can't say for sure, but they are pretty much a universal fit with a large enough expansion to fit various diameters of bars.
1929925
I would have to measure to make sure. My rails seemed pretty thin, but they fit a little too snugly into to small sized bracket and make the plastic. But they're working, so I'll just order the larger one if/when these break. I also looked in an RV catalog and could not find great specs on which one to get.
1295182
I just now measured mine with measuring tape, so it's in inches, hope that's okay. Those bars are 21 inches apart at the bottom bar ends, the part that is widest and lowest. They are 10 inches apart from where you place your hands on the top, like if you divide the top (highest) bar at the point where the stem clamps on, and measure from the center of each side, it's 10 inches. I measured also the top bar from where it really starts to curve, about midway through that top curve all the way across to the other curve is 15 inches. Hope this helps.
1289654
Yes. I measured them with calipers and they are exactly 5mm. I used the cables on an early 80's vintage frame and they easily threaded through the guides.
645840
No. The largest diameter rod they will fit around is 1 and 1/4 inches. You cannot bend them, either.
277763
Yes. They are for a metric bike that has 7/8" bars. However, they are not knureld on the mounting area.
1349743
I would say the answer to that is "no". My rods are smaller than that, and I had to remove the end caps to get them to fit on.