These are clamps for the handle bars, thumb shifters, not the down tube
261693
Yes, these shifters clamp to the handlebar. They do work very well; I prefer them to indexed shifters for casual riding and reliable, easily "tuned" shifting (to eliminate noisy misalignment common to indexed shifters that aren't tuned perfectly).
261694
Yes, for the handle bars. If you got clever with the clamp, you could rig them for down tube shifting, but probably best to leave them on the bars
261695
Yes, the clamps for the SunRace friction shifters are to mount on the handlebars not on the downtube.
2041071
They are not , but the arms are worth it . I got my pegs that match my grips and highway pegs at j.p. for 16.00.
1746302
You have to cut off your old grips. Then really oil up these to get them on your handle bars. And they really work
1801785
Yes they are. My bike shop had to do some extra work to make it right for a bicycle. Not sure exactly why they are not set up like most bicycle brakes.
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.
1834076
I don't think so but youtube how to convert down tube shifter to handle bar shifter.
114578
They are hose clamps. You have to buy the adapters. You can get a set of two on Amazon for about $18.00. That includes shipping if you're not a prime member
86211
too many variables. What kind of handlebars? Where are the shifters located? Where are the brake levers? I used them on an older (late 90's vintage Trek 850 hybrid) and on a kids Trek mountain bike.
743110
Believe these are "Pulse" wire connections to the "Handlebar" that has pulse sensors in each side. I don' think it matters how they are connected.
1153660
Yes they are however, those tires didn't work on my bike. They would not seat to the rim.I even went to a bike shop and they couldn't put them on my rims either. I bought two tiresfrom them and they worked fine. Buyer beware!
1504833
That depends on the diameter of your bar clamp: I'd recommend buying spacers. (this handlebar is thinner/intended for motorcycles)
977869
Yeah. But it's not really bike specific it's handle bar specific. And if your handle bars are stock then they are most likely the skinny renthals with the crossbar. Either way if you buy these and you have the fatbars all you would have to do is get the oversized mount
1536901
They are held in place by a standard bmx-style "goose neck." It's two u-shaped bars that clamp down using four Allen screws. If you had the correct wrench, it shouldn't take more than a minute to rotate them down. Do you need me to measure height with bars rotated down?
985055
Sorry, I don't know about aerobars, I purchased them for use as barend shifters on road bike handlebars. They work flawlessly.
1564375
They work with Shimano SH51 style cleats, single direction and multi-direction. And they are very strong, its a chromoly spindle, although this is designed as a commuter/hybrid pedal, not for mountain biking as it is single sided.
1881044
No, they don't have to be mounted on the ends. You can position the clamps further toward the center of the handlebar. The plastic caps are plugged in the end of handlebar for cosmetic purpose. I actually bought two sets to create a L shape at the end of handlebar so I can ride completely upright.
976304
Yes. I was dumb enough to order new grips without measuring my old grips, so I didn't realize that these aren't designed for a bike with grip shifters. It would have been too much hassle to return them, so I cut them down to size with a box cutter and used them anyway. The cut ends look a little raggedy, but hey, they work fine.