how should the grip be mounted on the handlebar. Should the thin extension of the grip point towards the rider or away from the rider?
2025558
It should point toward the rider for resting the fat/cushioned part of the palm of your hand. Same area that rests on your laptop when you're typing.
2056501
The mount goes into the handle bar. This is an excellent mirror, but only where the bar end is available free space.
2088663
I'm having the same problem and am beginning to feel kinda stupid. How far through did the holes go? I mean there is one hole in the handlebars, and then two through the post, but it seems like there should be another hole on the other side of the handlebars that should "recieve" the screw. Am I right?
504586
The only mount I see is on the top of the hand grip. The "foot" portion has a rubber non-skid cap that I assume is a pressure fit which I have not tried to remove. Does not look like it is intended to be removed either. But still a great idea you could pass along to the manufacturer. Best of look in your shopping.
1868594
If you're talking about a mirror that mounts in the end of the handlebar then they already have a hole in the end. I will say that I had to cut mine (make them shorter) to accommodate my grip shifters.
1122797
I'm not sure about what specific handlebars those are, however the bar attachment seems to be so adjustable that it can conform to any I've seen and I've got 5 bike with straight bars, butterfly bars and racing bike bars. As long as there is a small "T" form where the bars are attached to the front stem extensions you are set to go.
1238110
It connects to the arm (with the frame clamp) then you simply adjust the length to the desired point on the handlebar.
99504
Moving handle bars requires removing 4 set screws to reposition. Mine are set farthest back toward rider, which I prefer. My wife who is much shorter than I uses the same bar position. Most users will adjust to the setting of primary rider.
439520
Sorry, unfortunately I don't know and I don't have the grips anymore. We didn't use them as bike grips as intended but for a completely unrelated application. What I would say is that they would be the right size for a conventional handlebar, not over or undersized. The quality seemed very good.My apologies that I couldn't be more help.TyB
1978427
The mounting screw increases the diameter of the mounting plug until the unit is snug in whatever handlebar you have. I'd be shocked if it didn't work for your application.
1175141
My bike doesn't have those kind of handlebars, but it has many cables that run along the handlebars. The mount for the bag is about 2" wide and 1/2" deep so it holds the bag away from the handlebars about 1/2" which allows plenty of room for the cables to run in between the bag and the handlebars. I would expect the bag to work fine with your cables & handlebars. I love mine, and works well.
1303327
Not sure if the mount is too big or too small for your handlebars. If it is too big, even completely tightened up, you should be able to get a couple of rubber shims to take up the space. If the mount is too small, then you must have some mammoth handlebars! You could try putting it on your handlebar stem. The light can be swiveled, so you can mount it in any position. The other option would be to get an extension that attaches to the handlebars.
1040758
It can be handlebar mounted, or it can be flush mounted. Mine is mounted flat against the dash of my atv.
362087
These clip on to the handlebars around the end where the grips are. You need to slide the grips over to get room on the bar. Not sure what you have now to give better answer.
1563403
Make sure the handlebar is perfectly clean. Particularly free of oils, silicones (polish) or even body oils (fingerprints). Then spray water onto the handlebar ad slide the grip on. If you have access to compressed air and a thin nozzle you can install these dry by inserting the nozzle between the grip and the handlebar. They pretty much float over the bar.
1537887
I have my on my 2004 Suzuki and all I did is push on the handle bar grip it is a tight fit and that keeps it from sliding around. If you think you are going to fast all you need to do is slide it around to a position the you feel comfortable with it. Only a couple of seconds and you are back in business, It really save wear on you thumb as your palm does the work. It almost acts like curies(sp) control. I am on my 4th year with mine. Hope this info is a help. Have a Merry Christmas and A New Year. Happy riding, I won't be riding now until late March as we are to receive up to 14" of snow today, snowing now as I answer your question.
1083659
If you mount it at the farthest limit mark your handlebars center will be mounted approx. 10" above the top of your neck tube. My stock stem was only 3" at it's highest point! This is so much more comfortable for a taller rider!