What do the 2 different sizes mean? What is the highest it will raise the handlebars?
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The "41" is the height of the clamp. The "85" or "105" are the length of the stem from clamp to handle bars. The listing is confusing because it says it's 110 length and then asks you to chose 85 or 105. Raises up to 60 degrees. (Zero being flat out and 90 degrees being straight up)
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It looks like the Diamondback Trace handlebar clamp is 31.8mm and the torker high rise bars fit a 25.4mm clamp. So, you have two options - One, get a stem with a 31.8mm clamp or two, get a 25.4 to 31.8mm shim to put around the handlebar to make it fit in the stem. You will also need to lengthen the brake and shifter cables. They are awesome bars once you get them set up.
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The particular avenir MTB handlebar I bought has a 100mm rise, and there is nearly 180mm before the curve. I have a 4.5" grip, a handbrake, and an old friction type gear shifter all mounted on one side and equivalent on the other.
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Handlebars are the same size where the grips, shifters and brakes go. 31mm bars taper to a larger size at the middle but still use the same size accessories.
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John,the STS model you are already sitting straighter.Why would you want to put risers on it?I don't believe there was any changes to the handle bars in size. It's just how high they sit.I do believe there would not be any problem with fit.Have fun riding!
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it only raises it a couple of inches. i actually used wood blocks to raise it higher so the bike would level out and relive pressure on my arms.
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The only way to be sure is to take your handlebars off and measure the fork extension diameter where the handlebars mount. If I remember correctly mine was 1 1/8 inch but cant be sure. Then match your measurement with the correct riser to fit your particular mount size. Hope this helps a little.
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you can order a stem riser from amazon. I ordered and installed one - it raised the handle bar height by about 5-6 inches. If you don't like it you can always return it (for free if you're a "prime" customer and the item is prime eligible, which i'm pretty sure it was). I ordered the Delta stem raiser for about $28.
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I ended up with mine about 1 inch higher. The amount of sag will depend on the preload setting you use, your weigh and your riding position. So you just see what works best for you.
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My wife has a similar model with the same stem handlebar setup. It is adjustable, maybe a couple of inches total up and down. You adjust it with an Allen wrench.
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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.
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I'm 5'5. I bought the 15" and am considering getting the 17" instead. The seat height is fine (I have it adjusted fairly high), but the top tube is too short. This causes the handlebars to be too close to my body for comfort, and I have relatively short arms. Unlike the 2014 model, the handlebars do adjust some, but moving them further out also causes them to be lower, and I don't really like leaning over, which is what happens when you have the seat up really high and the handlebars very far forward. If your wife has short arms and/or legs and does not want a very upright position, the 15" bike might work for her, but I think the 17" would be better. I'm 5'5. I bought the 15" and am considering getting the 17" instead. The seat height is fine (I have it adjusted fairly high), but the top tube is too short. This causes the handlebars to be too close to my body for comfort, and I have relatively short arms. Unlike the 2014 model, the handlebars do adjust some, but moving them further out also causes them to be lower, and I don't really like leaning over, which is what happens when you have the seat up really high and the handlebars very far forward. If your wife has short arms and/or legs and does not want a very upright... » Read More I'm 5'5. I bought the 15" and am considering getting the 17" instead. The seat height is fine (I have it adjusted fairly high), but the top tube is too short. This causes the handlebars to be too close to my body for comfort, and I have relatively short arms. Unlike the 2014 model, the handlebars do adjust some, but moving them further out also causes them to be lower, and I don't really like leaning over, which is what happens when you have the seat up really high and the handlebars very far forward. If your wife has short arms and/or legs and does not want a very upright position, the 15" bike might work for her, but I think the 17" would be better. « Show Less
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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.
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It refers to handle bar size. Standard is for 1" bars 25.4mm Oversize is the new bars that are 31.8mm in diameter.
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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.
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Standard I.S.O. size, used on the vast majority of newer bicycles with upright handlebars.They are 7/8 with a 1inch clamp, So no I dont think it will work sorry
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My Large model weights 25 pounds without the handlebar add-on, with the added weight of a 40mm handlebar raiser (don't know the weight of it,but must be less than 0.5 pounds