what size shims should i use for these bars. who has these shims
2023800
You did not need shims for the handle bars are 7/8" , you do not need shims unless you have 1/2" mount I installed these on a phatz stretch
289688
No shim required. I have ordered two of these for two different battery's. One fit perfectly and the other I had to sand down the battery post. Once they are installed they work great. I hope this helps.
348659
Can't give a specific number. You can probably go as small as you want, but you'll need to use additional shims.
558985
If your highway bar is 1 1/2 or 1 1/4. be sure to choose the correct size when ordering. they will fit
649210
No it requires an ugly shim. I just sent a question to Tate labs about the Barfly, as i have several Classic road bikes and it looks horrid with a shim. The Standard I.S.O. size 25.4 mm, is the Stem Clamp size used on the vast majority of newer bicycles with upright handlebars, and most steel drop bars. I guess the size should be 26.0 and 26.4 mm that the Italian and some aftermarket drop bars use, and a shim provided for the The Standard I.S.O. size 25.4 mm would be best...
1220256
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.
1262094
They're for different style bars - if your bars on top are square shaped, I think you need the 450. If its the aero shape, you'll need the 450R.
2204376
Carlie, you know, I'm not sure. I had to return mine as they didn't fit what I found out where Thule bars on my Soul. If I were you, I'd order them. Go to a Roof Rack place and see what bars they fit on, then return them if they don't. I know it's a hassle--but a good process of elimination. And besides, if you're protecting (like I was ) well over 6-digits in bicycles, I didn't want to chance them not fitting well.
1934451
I made that mistake and ordered the incorrect ones. The Silver A flavor bars are shorter than Silver B and C. Check the website for the correct ones. It tells you what silver series they work with.
172295
These worked with my old style square bars. I Don't know why the description says they are for the aero bars. I can't comment on the car.
1703217
Just installed one today. Instructions call for and I used 3/16 inch bit for the included lag bolts. Worked great.
487319
It comes with bushings that will allow you to use on different size Bars up to 3" not sure if it drops down that far to an 1 7/8 you can look at product spec or call I have had to call before. Good luck.
1907857
You could always bolt longer bars to the current ones. Make your own bars out of wood or metal. In most cases still cheaper than the Thule version.
1587992
Would trust Yakima, they are not designed to fit small crossbars. Anything under 1.5" diameter would give me pause.
2023548
If you use the Thule fit guide it will tell you exactly what parts you need. I suspect those bars are too short. Please don't hesitate to call with any questions. We are here to help. Cheers.
298800
My mirrors were made for 7/8" bars and came with shims for 1" bars which is what i have. They installed well but i don't think they will expand for larger bars with out modification. Got what it's worth, i am very happy with my bar ends
1648817
Measure your bars. The space between the clamp bolts is 3-1/2", so the bars can be no wider than that. If the bars are round, the clamping bolts will allow the bracket to clamp to a 1-7/8" tube. Flat bars can be 1-1/4 x 3-1/2". The carriage bolts that clamp the bracket can be exchanged for longer ones for thicker carrier bars, but these are pretty generous. I see that they bare practically giving these away. Sure beats $140 for Thule cradles!