Can you raise the handlebars or are they stationary?
1096524
You can raise them, but you'll need a hex wrench. But you'll need one, anyway, to attach the handlebars in the first place.
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.
563235
you can order a stem riser from amazon. I ordered and installed one - it raised the handle bar height by about 5-6 inches. If you don't like it you can always return it (for free if you're a "prime" customer and the item is prime eligible, which i'm pretty sure it was). I ordered the Delta stem raiser for about $28.
1050631
Yes! There are bars that the handle bar slides into. There is a metal piece that's snaps into place to keep it stable. If it needs to be removed you just press in the little metal taps and pull the handle bar up!
1454552
it only raises it a couple of inches. i actually used wood blocks to raise it higher so the bike would level out and relive pressure on my arms.
1417428
You can set the bike to where you are leaning over on the handlebars or set it where you are sitting pretty much upright without have to reach far for the handlebars. I believe you would be ok with this bike if you adjust the seating position to where you are sitting upright.
126260
You do not need a riser if you absolutely dont want one. You can make a homemade item that keeps your front wheel stable All the riser does is lift your bike up and keep it stable so that you are not riding on a decline.
464523
They are not adjustable. I am also short (5'1)and find it only slightly inconvenient. It's also quite practical just to sit on the bike and pedal and not bother to hold on to the handlebars. Ideally I'd like it if the handlebars were either adjustable or not leaning so far forward to begin with, but I am still making good use of the bike.
1796000
The control should be attached to the handlebars, then you can adjust the resistance as you pedal.
1592957
Sorry the rise is the way the handle bar is made. It brings the handle bar up closer to you . Your arm reach. They will not fit on some mountain bikes. Thanks
664436
I believe the bar is higher. Bought boys bike for my Grandson. He loves it. Hard to find tire tubes for replacement though.
1560629
Depends. I was able to mount my wife's upside down. My daughter's bike barely fit the regular way. So I was able to get them on without issue, but a converter bar might have been easier for my wife's.
74411
The handle bars position is primarily immobile. The only ways to adjust is to increase the height and also slight front to back mobility. Hope this helps.
1585825
Nope, not usually. Most of the time you can shift the other bikes a bit to lift bikes in the middle out. We are very happy with our Monkey Bar Rack.
185124
The adjustment on the handlebar height is very limited. They can move a large amount front to back but not up and down. Hope this helps.
464524
The handlebars are not adjustable, and can't be moved forward. I'm pretty short too, and have even shrunk from 5'4" to 5'3.5". I do have to lean forward, but I try to change position, and even sit up straight to prevent fatigue while pedaling for long amounts of time. I am still happy with the bike, even without not being able to adjust the handlebars. I hope this helps.
1744886
There is a quick-release on the handlebar stem. It can be raised but not lowered from the original factory assembly