How tall will buy handlebars extend to?
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I measured 34.5 inches from the floor to the handles with it fully extended.
2218628
Yes, I am 5' 11" at 180 and the adjustable handle bars had room left to raise. It is a well made product and I would not recommend any knock off brand.
1968953
Network 3.0 Schwinn I think your seat post would be really sticking up awkwardly high. I am 5 foot 10 and the bike works for me but I still added a handle bar 100mm or about 4 inches higher at the grips for more comfortable upright riding. You could make this bike work but a larger framed bike would be more suitable.
547777
I am an adult and under 200 lbs. However, I'm 5'8". Would this be too short for me or are the handlebars able to be raised?
1918834
They can extend a lot. I am not sure about the size of the frame of my bike. It is a Schwinn Varsity. Pretty old. I know the wheel is 27 in. My height is 5'7. The bike fits me very well. Maybe you can have an idea about the size of the bike. It took me quite a while to put the rack on because of all kinds of adjustments, such as the length of the struts and angles, etc. Anyway, it works perfectly. I put my lunch box on it. Hope this helps you.
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I can't tell you exactly how long the cables were, but I put about a 4" extension on my handle bars to raise them up for a less aggressive ride and they worked fine. I also had to add longer cable sleeves.Good luck. I hope this helps.
493409
handlebar height is not adjustable, but I have a height 172 centimeters, and for me the height of the handle is very comfortable.
1228947
Hello Whitney. The peddles will go up to 17" total height and that's without raising the incline bar. At 6' you should be fine.
1135350
you will probably have to stretch a little to reach the handlebars. also, make sure you are ok with only 1 inch of rear suspension travel
1072002
Hard to measure this bike, as it doesn't have your conventional seat and top tubes. It's 23" from the seat tube to the steering tube. I don't know if that helps you. I often add a set of "antlers" to the handlebars, as I prefer sitting upright most of the time cause I'm top heavy and it wears on the shoulders. That can add an extra couple inches if you adjust them forward a bit.
504142
I'm 5'4". With the pedals in the "up" position I would say they are about one foot from the ground. The height of the handle bar itself I'm guessing is about 4'5 - 4'8" from the ground. I have a low ceiling as well, and have no problem using it in my home. I hope this helps.
844803
My user is about 5'4" which required adjusting the handlebars up 4-5" or so. She's very happy with it. It's quite sturdy & well made, but not a lightweight. We'll probably buy another. I hope this helps.
1293929
The handlebar is adjustable, my husband is 6' and he is fine with the adjusted height.
1005233
I bought them for my son who had an ultra high bar counter. They fit fine and still room to go higher. Sorry I don't know they exact height. He was very happy with them
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My elbow to hand is about 12 inches and I would guess I might be able to get maybe 4 more inches in adjustment. You might want to try seeing if a bike shop might have some aerobars on a bike so you could get an idea. I think they are great and would recommend them.
857269
it depends on the size of your handlebars. The grips help you achive another size.
750533
I can't answer your question directly, but I just checked my wife's and the handlebars don't appear adjustable to increase the height. She's only 5'3'' now. But she's had hers for several months now. I can tell you the strorage/transfer bag is not in a convenient place to use, and the unit is difficult to maneuver if you carry an item in one hand, and steer with the other. Hope this helps your decision.