What is the diameter of the handlebar?
614326
I put Tektro in line brake levers on and had to shim them to make them fit so I suspect the diameter of the bar is 23.8.
614327
I am sorry but I don't know... But the handle bars are pretty long and comfty!
614328
The handlebar is standard diameter - about 1". The wrap around the handlebar isn't that great but I figure if it has issues it will be easily replaced.
614329
I am not so sure. but I know it is just like every other road bike handlebar so around 31.8.
218726
I have never used the handlebar, I just bought it put on my old bike when I bought new once. Sorry.
927409
Not certain. But it doesn't fit 1" diameter handlebars. It'll fit 3/4" bars.
1690106
My handlebar on my 82 Honda Silverwing is 1 inch, and the u-bolt had room to spare on each side. I believe the u bolt can go as big as 1.25 inches.
1640275
It will fit on most standard handlebars which are about 1" in diameter. Newer more expensive mountain bikes are using a 31mm bar which will not work. If you are using a mountain bike you might want to measure but otherwise you shoul be fine. God Bless
1354921
I will need to see if I can find a micrometer to say for sure. I can not remember. But the description shows a 22.2 mm quill that goes down into the fork and then the opening for handlebars is 1"
1869247
It will depend on your model, if you look up the bike online it will tell you the diameter of your handlebars, the listing tells you what size handlebars it will fit.
1228716
Not totally certain, but it came with an adapter for a larger diamtere handlebar and it fits my 25.4mm bar just great.
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.
157336
The diameter of the drop bar ends is 7/8". I highly recommend this product! I originally planned to secure them on not only by just tightening them, but also putting a screw through them so they couldn't slide off accidentally. Ended up just tightening them on good and tight, and they haven't budged 1,000 miles later.
1474982
without dimensions i cannot be uneqivocal but i expect it would. i put one on an adult schwinn three wheelbike with a normal sized handlebar and one on a razor scooter, and there was leeway for a larger diameter handlebar, the connector was a flexible cycolac interrupted ring that was closed with a thru screw bringing the two ends of the ring to a closed fitting ring,
1821071
I don't have the bike anymore so I can't measure it, sorry.I do remember I needed to buy the rhino moto bar ends because it has the recess cut in the barend for the mirror to clamp on.
1211015
Well, typical handlebars are 7/8" OD and the expanding bolts will tighten up on them. I haven't measured the ID but it is probably about 5/8".If your handlebars are larger inside, like 1-1/8" OD fat bars, find something like a bit of plastic tubing or a sleeve of something that can expand when you tighten the clamp bolt. It doesn't have to be the exact size, you can slit one side of the tubing, or whatever, to fit over the expansion bolt as long as it still fits inside the handlebar end. If I have misunderstood the problem, please explain why they don't work and I will try to help. Well, typical handlebars are 7/8" OD and the expanding bolts will tighten up on them. I haven't measured the ID but it is probably about 5/8".If your handlebars are larger inside, like 1-1/8" OD fat bars, find something like a bit of plastic tubing or a sleeve of something that can expand when you tighten the clamp bolt. It doesn't have to be the exact size, you can slit one side of the tubing, or whatever, to fit over the expansion bolt as long as it still fits inside the handlebar end. If I have misunderstood the problem, please explain why they don't work and I will... » Read More Well, typical handlebars are 7/8" OD and the expanding bolts will tighten up on them. I haven't measured the ID but it is probably about 5/8".If your handlebars are larger inside, like 1-1/8" OD fat bars, find something like a bit of plastic tubing or a sleeve of something that can expand when you tighten the clamp bolt. It doesn't have to be the exact size, you can slit one side of the tubing, or whatever, to fit over the expansion bolt as long as it still fits inside the handlebar end. If I have misunderstood the problem, please explain why they don't work and I will try to help. « Show Less
1899823
Fits up to 33mm diameter handlebars. If you need something larger, see the zip-tie style strap mount, model # SMWPCS534, also available here on Amazon.
451820
It is 7.5" from the extension tip to where it meets the original handlebar. In other words, there are 7.5" of effective grip.
2128830
It will fit any 3/4 - 1 inch handlebars. It's fairly adjustable and fits most any bike.
62577
Yes, the bar is 1 inch in diameter. The thing comes with mounting screws and was a breeze to install. Very rugged.