What is the gain in height from the top of the head tube to the handlebar? I am looking to raise my handlebars about an inch while bring them closer to me to about 75mm horizontal distance. I'm thinking your 80 mm might work What is the gain in height from the top of the head tube to the handlebar? I am looking to raise my handlebars about an inch while bring them closer to me to about 75mm horizontal distance. I'm... » Read More What is the gain in height from the top of the head tube to the handlebar? I am looking to raise my handlebars about an inch while bring them closer to me to about 75mm horizontal distance. I'm thinking your 80 mm might work « Show Less
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I gained almost 2 inches of handlebar height over my stock stem, and it brought the bars back approximately an inch. So it sounds like this would about do it for you. Also, this was slightly lighter than my stock stem.
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Pictures with my stem:Lengthhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/archergal5129/9886574316/Height:http://www.flickr.com/photos/archergal5129/9886679893/HTH.
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Because it is short, there is not much rise. Unless your current stem has little to no rise at all, I don't know you will get much more height with this one. For length it was just what I needed and well worth the price.
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I gained about an inch, this really help me get taller on my bike, since then I have purchased a larger bike that fits me better. Good luck, the product is easy to install and I have had no issues with it.
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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!
1981197
not sure what you mean here, are you referring to the height of the each part that extends out of the head-tube of the frame? or asking if a stem-spacer stack comes with the unit?
1703063
Please? Anybody? If anyone is 5 feet tall or around there and has used this machine or others (418, 431, 438) in this line, please drop a line here and tell me what you think of it? I am particularly interested in what kind of reach it takes to grip the handlebars while striding. Does it bend you forward to reach them or can you do so in relative comfort without straining your back? ANY input is greatly appreciated!!
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It's totally adjustable, I would say 18-20 inches from the top of the headlight, I put it on a 2006 Harley Superglide,with 12" narrow apehanger handlebars, it mounts on the handlebars so You have lots of adjustment, hope that helps, Im not sure what a Honda spirit 750 looks like so I cant say for sure if it will fit. It looks killer on My Harley and will keep the bugs off my glasses.
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That represents the RISE of the handlebar, how far the sides of the handlebar rise up above the centerpoint.
286126
It really depends on how tall the handle bars on your machine are but it will be around 30 inches from the top handle bars. I got this for my father for a gift. I'm not sure what brand his machine is but he is 6'3" and it clears his head fine
66075
The handlebar is not adjustable. The distance between the handlebar and the top of the trampoline is approx. 28 inches. The trampoline that I ordered is now at my grandson's house, so this is just an est. from pictures I had taken. Hope it helps.
1992118
My straight pieces at the top of my handlebar measure close to 8in. I have grips and brakes,a mirror and even a bell. All these items are spread across bothof the straight pieces.
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Hi Anna,Thank you for contacting us! In response to your inquiry, anytime you are using the handlebar *in-between* the top and bottom height settings, you must tighten the clamp in a particular manner:1) First, unlatch the handlebar clamp2) Next, raise to desired height3) Tighten clamp with No. 5 Allen Key **before** closing latch4) Finish by closing handlebar latch-- this should be somewhat difficult if the appropriate amount of handlebar tension is achievedPlease let us know if you have any other questions, we are here to help-- we have a toll-free telephone number, 888-236-5657, and are open Mon-Fri from 9am to 5pm Eastern Standard Time (EST). Cheers! Hi Anna,Thank you for contacting us! In response to your inquiry, anytime you are using the handlebar *in-between* the top and bottom height settings, you must tighten the clamp in a particular manner:1) First, unlatch the handlebar clamp2) Next, raise to desired height3) Tighten clamp with No. 5 Allen Key **before** closing latch4) Finish by closing handlebar latch-- this should be somewhat difficult if the appropriate amount of handlebar tension is achievedPlease let us know if you have any other questions, we are... » Read More Hi Anna,Thank you for contacting us! In response to your inquiry, anytime you are using the handlebar *in-between* the top and bottom height settings, you must tighten the clamp in a particular manner:1) First, unlatch the handlebar clamp2) Next, raise to desired height3) Tighten clamp with No. 5 Allen Key **before** closing latch4) Finish by closing handlebar latch-- this should be somewhat difficult if the appropriate amount of handlebar tension is achievedPlease let us know if you have any other questions, we are here to help-- we have a toll-free telephone number, 888-236-5657, and are open Mon-Fri from 9am to 5pm Eastern Standard Time (EST). Cheers! « Show Less
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Borderline. Yes, you can adjust saddle and handlebar and paddle away. Depends on the distance. One mile to grocery store, two miles to work, etc, no problem. Thirty, forty miles on trail... the distance between saddle and handlebar may feel too large and you end up reaching out with your arms more than is comfortable. Also depends on upper body length. I am 71" with inseam 31.5", so my upper body length is 39.5". You are 5" shorter, say your inseam is 30", so your upper body would be 36", you will notice the handlebars feel like they're really far forward. The result may be tired arms, numb crotch, but again, only if you go on long rides. Borderline. Yes, you can adjust saddle and handlebar and paddle away. Depends on the distance. One mile to grocery store, two miles to work, etc, no problem. Thirty, forty miles on trail... the distance between saddle and handlebar may feel too large and you end up reaching out with your arms more than is comfortable. Also depends on upper body length. I am 71" with inseam 31.5", so my upper body length is 39.5". You are 5" shorter, say your inseam is 30", so your upper body would be 36", you will notice the handlebars feel like they're really far forward. The... » Read More Borderline. Yes, you can adjust saddle and handlebar and paddle away. Depends on the distance. One mile to grocery store, two miles to work, etc, no problem. Thirty, forty miles on trail... the distance between saddle and handlebar may feel too large and you end up reaching out with your arms more than is comfortable. Also depends on upper body length. I am 71" with inseam 31.5", so my upper body length is 39.5". You are 5" shorter, say your inseam is 30", so your upper body would be 36", you will notice the handlebars feel like they're really far forward. The result may be tired arms, numb crotch, but again, only if you go on long rides. « Show Less
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Hard to measure this bike, as it doesn't have your conventional seat and top tubes. It's 23" from the seat tube to the steering tube. I don't know if that helps you. I often add a set of "antlers" to the handlebars, as I prefer sitting upright most of the time cause I'm top heavy and it wears on the shoulders. That can add an extra couple inches if you adjust them forward a bit.
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40cm from top tube to bottom bracket. The top tube is 50cm. Be aware, my bike arrived with the crank shoved thru the front wheel spokes which were pulled out of the wheel. I sent it back for a replacement which arrived in the same condition. I emailed Pacific Bikes who sent out just a wheel, but it took a few weeks. Also, there is insufficient caster on the brakes which squeel.
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The height is adjustable. I don't know the full range. I have it on a Dodge Caravan and there is plenty of adjustment to go both higher and lower. One of the bars telescopes into the other, then a pin goes through to secure it. By the way - I love this device. It works amazingly well. If you would like for me to measure it later when I'm home, I wouldn't mind doing it. Just send another message.
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My user is about 5'4" which required adjusting the handlebars up 4-5" or so. She's very happy with it. It's quite sturdy & well made, but not a lightweight. We'll probably buy another. I hope this helps.
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Hi, I don't think the bars can be raised... but the neck measures approx. 18 inches from the base to the handlebar grips. Remember that this is a folding bike and the size needs to be limited. I find the handlebar height is fine as is. I hope this info. Helped.
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The maximum lifting height is the distance from the ground to the top of the ratchet bar, 16". The only way to get a higher lifting height would be to place the jack stand on blocks. But, trying to get a 30" lift with this stand would be unstable and very unsafe.