Hello. Does anyone know how far away the arms project from the wall? I have very wide handlebars on my cruiser.
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Approx. 14.5" of hanging space. If you place the hanger above where you'll run into the handlebars you should be OK. I have both commuter and mtn bikes (1 on each hanger) and have no problems. There is not really room for 2 bikes unless they are hung in opposite directions and even then it would be very hard to situate them.
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As I recall, bars angled back about 20 deg. My bike was stolen shortly after bar instalation.
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Sorry to hear about your theft - seems like nothing is sacred anymore. The clamp for post tightens up to hold it on to frame & also adjusts onto seat. My post is approximately 1" wide. A bike shop can help you. Good luck. Carol
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distance between the mounting brackets is 10 3/16 inches on my 600 vlx honda shadow I will have to insert some spacers not much tho so can make it work and it will look on the sissy bar I will haul my golf clubs to the cource
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It could be used as a stand. The stand and clamp seem plenty strong for that. The top of the stand will be several inches from the wall, which would allow for clearance of handlebars if the stand were placed against the wall.
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The clamp arm can be removed but you will still have about a 6" projection from the wall.
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you can buy kits to highten the handlebar. I raised mine by approximately 3-4 inches. Montague also sells a kit for that matter, although that is not wht I bought.
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Good day, this is compatible with nearly all types of bikes. How close to the ground it may be will depend on the vehicle. This extends from under the seat to under the handlebars, so that should help if you hold the bike up to the carrier and visualize this beam across that area, it should give you a fair idea of how much clearance you will have. Thanks!
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Hmm, what kind of bike and most importantly, handlebar, do you have? I have no problems at all mounting it on mine using one of the provided rubber rings. You should find images or videos about it using google.
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I think the arms are way to short. One bike at best if you want to mess with the attachment.
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Its very easy to mount, it swivels too. However, it did not fit my handlebars well (I have a Cannondale 2013 Quick 2), so I ended wrapping 5 inches of fabric tape around my bars... perfect.
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There is some play in the bracket that hooks to the handlebars and the basket. In this photo they point forward. On my bike they are rotated pointing straight down. Giving you a couple of inches of play.
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If the pole is against the wall the ends of the hooks that the bicycles hang on stick out about 4 inches. This is the thickness of the pole the small thickness of the arms and the hooks them selves.
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It appears it will work without the custom brackets. If you could post a picture from the rider's position shooting towards the handlebars and mirrors, that would help us now for sure. But otherwise, if not, you could either return them or purchase the custom brackets.
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The handle bar is great .well made but it will not fit. So I'm not using it. Thank you
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Mine holds two 33 inch wide SUPs on the factory cross bars of an Acura MDX but is is a very tight fit due to the cross bar width. On my 2004 Honda CRV I had to replace the factory cross bars with Yakima bars to make it fit. The units reduct the width 3 to 4 inches total so measure you crossbars and subtract the 3 to 4 inches. Also I did not need the longer bolts. Lastly the racks work great. I have used many other types of racks for surfboards and these are by far my favorite so far. The only thing are the pads are too narrow and made for round not arrow bars
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I have 4 on my wall side to side, spaced about 9.5" apart from each other. At first i measured directly underneath my bike's bottom bracket to the outside of one of the pedals which was about 8 inches, so I knew it had to be 8" apart at least. But actually my studs dictate where the rack goes