How far apart are the handles when used with the PPR200X rack? If I understand how it works, they would be 44" or ~3.5', which seems too far for dips.
2031249
It looks like it should be about 26" between front and back posts. If that is the case, the dip bars will be approx 24" apart center to center when set on the inside of the posts and approx 31" when set on the outside. They can mounted either way. Hope this helps.
2031250
They don't go one on each side like you're thinking. They both go on either the right side or the left side. You can have them facing inside the rack or facing outside the rack. The width is perfect for me.
2031251
They attach to two of the side posts with the handles on the inner side of the posts. The handles are definitely less than 3.5' apart. I use them solely for dips and have no trouble.
1179429
Seems to be about 4.5 to 5" where inside butts against bar. There are shorter versions for Gripshift but I don't have those.
882523
Pauline L, the gap between racks is about 4 1/2", a little more like 5" between the top two racks. If you use the "front" and "back" fixed racks instead of tucking the "front" underneath, it is more fixed at about 4 1/2". Hope this helps.
702412
Because rear base is longer than front you should be able to.Very sturdy dip bar.Im 230 but only use it for regular dips.5 star piece of equipment.
745370
The 1033 bar is used on a lot of the smaller snow units. I could not get a dimension for the 0451. They could be compatible on a 21" unit.You might also want to get paddles. Sooner or later you'll need them as well. You also might want to try turning your bar around use the backside edge same for the paddles. you do not want to overuse the edge as more damage would be done to the shell.
1928286
About 30" in all honesty I wouldn't get these, I prefer to cut 30" off a pool noodle and combine those with the fcs straps. Cuts the price in half and the straps are well worth the money
1838519
A friend of mine did some dips on them. He's about 200lbs. It didn't look totally stable, and I don't know how long the welds would hold if you did this repeatedly.
1011400
Yes. I have that same rack and those same bars which I use for dips and they're awesome! There's a locking screw on the bars for extra stability but I don't bother because it's just extra time and hassle. There's some wobble without screwing them in but once you're doing dips you don't notice it at all since you're pushing down on the bars which stabilizes them anyway. I've also had guys around 220lbs+ doing dips on them with no worries at all. I would also recommend setting them to the inside of the rack as the rack is very light so as to prevent any chances of tipping over. And when doing dips I would do them facing the other side of the rack because depending on how high you set the bars and how tall you are, you don't want to take the chance of bumping your head into the crossbeam if you can't keep from going straight up and down due to how short the rack is.
254260
It sounds like you need the 52". The fairing should cover the entire rack, then extend outwards a little bit from the little plastic winglets on the sides.
1049362
The rack is 82 inches tall, 44 inches wide (outside), and 53 inches deep. The inside of the rack measures 40 inches. Pins can be adjusted from 27 to 68 inches. Spot bars can be set at 27 to 58 inches. Uprights are 28 inches apart, allowing plenty of room inside the rack, as well as outside for using the dip handles. Solid rack for home use. I've had over 300 pounds on the rack with no issues.
1098738
I get about 45" when I measure. I measured from the floor to the top of the first post. Then I measured the four inches left above the adjustable bar. It is possible that when lowered it will slide an inch (or so) below the 45". I can't lower my rack right now to measure it specifically (while it's lowered) for you.
1880277
Mine was 3/4" for both sides. Don't know why it would be different unless you needed a reducer.
2007353
I measured the distance between the rails, and there is less than 3.5". Although we are very pleased with this rack, in my opinion it will not work with your wide tires.
379735
I have had an 8'2" on it securely. My rack is mounted on a Yamaha TW200 enduro and I have not gone over 40 miles per hour with it on the bike. It seemed fine at that speed. I plan on putting a 9'2 on there shortly.
719189
Your knees will touch when your arms are at about 90 degrees. I'm a little taller but, that's how it is for me. Works fine for me as that's all the lower I need to dip anyway. That being said, I do wish they were a few inches taller, just for more clearance from the floor. Good piece of gear though with lots of uses. Totally happy with the bars!
1307306
I don't think 2.5 inches will work. My bar is a standard 3/4 inch pipe which is 1.05 inch nominal outside diameter. The handles seem designed for about that size. I think a 1 inch standard pipe, outside diameter 1.315 might work, but no larger.
11326
I don't think so, think it just works with the ppr200x - I have both the rack/lat attachment, nice setup btw.