How far apart are the neutral grip (parallel bars)? Are these a comfortable distance in your opinion?
1888873
Yes, I would say they are a comfortable distance for myself. The bars are 25.5 inches apart - center to center.
1171575
The Rack for the bar is about 46 inches or just under 4 feet apart. I use a 7 foot bar. I'm not sure where the weight dividers are on the 6 foot bar, but that would be the big question. In other words, as long as the skinny part of the bar where you grab with your hands extends 4 ft, you should be good.
971574
If your bike has grip shifters than yes, if your bike has trigger shifters then they will be to short. These are grip shift model grips which are shorter than standard model grips.
365005
I've been able to place mine 30 feet apart with no obstructions in the way. Obstructions reduce the distance. As I write this review, they are about 24 feet apart and sound incredible. Bose, you have a serious competitor at a much cheaper price.
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.
1734151
For an inexpensive grip they are pretty good, although they don't have as much support as Ergonomics Grips. Well worth the money if you can't afford Ergons. I bought these for my son because he was having wrist pain on his mtn. bike. They fit standard sized bars (99% of bikes).
1950502
Yes, because you can move them closer together or farther apart. You won't have a ton of space between them though - a longer bar will allow wider grip placements and such.
1234880
The upright bars aren't equally spaced. The widest distance is 3" with some closer to 2 1/2".
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!
1463995
My hand and fingers fit behind the shaft on the grip but I hold it where my index finger is in front of the shaft and the rest of my fingers are behind the shaft. I believe the split finger hold provides better balance than the offset position.
232225
You know, It can't be more than 3 or 4 inches, I'm not exactly sure but as you can swivel the bars from 180° all the way around, the distance between them doesn't really matter. It didn't for me anyway. I hope this helps.
2163975
They're not soft at all, they're made out of magpul plastic. They're rather thin, I like them a lot better than the stock wood grips, I would suggest changing to allen head screws too, just so it looks cooler.
7050
I find that the knurling on the handles is actually very good. It's much rougher than the knurling on my barbell, which surprised me. A couple of reviewers actually said it was too rough. Overall, feeling like my grip was slipping has never been an issue.
1351299
They are angled toward you..:-)Not a lot but enough to make the reach more comfortable.I hope my answer was helpful to you.
705956
My answer would be yes, but in all honesty I don't love the grips when they are separated. They are round on one side and flat on the other. Still absolutely worth the price.
1465166
I can just manage to fit my hands in this space to use a neutral grip. I like to think I have average sized hands for a grown man. As long as you don't have meaty bear paws for hands, you should be all right.
2283815
I honestly don't know what to tell you; I have a vertical grip hung off mine that extends beyond the off-set's length, and I haven't had an issue/ I suppose you could buy 2 and mount them next to each other if you're worried about contiguous mounting for the sight.