Where is the stem riser installed? In place of the headset? I think the stem on the Zike is the part with the faceplate clamped around the handlebars.
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The stem riser is installed in the spot where the handle bars connect to the bike frame. It's very simple to do. Pop the cap off the top of the center bar between the handle bars, unscrew the center screw holding it in place, loosen the clamp securing the bars in position, remove bars. Insert the riser, replace the handle bars, screw down into the riser, then tighten the clamp being sure you've lined up the bars properly. Honestly, realigning the bars was the hardest part for me cause I was working by myself.
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It is an Andros stem, which offers several adjustments. There are two levers that unlatch, allowing the handlebars to be rotated toward or away from the rider, as well as turned. Check the web for photos to see how it works.
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I had to remove a 5mm spacer to get it to fit properly. That is the same as the 490 degree Bontrager stem which I suspect is made by the same place. Having to drop the stem this additional 5mm somewhat negates the additional rise, but not completely.
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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.
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There are 2 screws located along the bottom of the yolk that holds the handlebars. The handlebar location works for us great right out of the box.
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It comes with a mount that can either be mounted on the handlebars or on the headset. Easily installed and removed. No tools required. No obstruction while riding and easily visible.
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The stem is rubber and is flexible. It makes it easier for install as well.
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I am a cyclist and I also ride a motorcycle with a full face helmet. I would not consider the SENA for a bicycle because of the wind noise. You couldn't hear or be heard!
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I believe the question arises from the need to replace the fork. The Hybrid 700C fork is a good piece of steel but may reduce your wheelbase. This bike has always been a twitchy and front responsive machine. Perhaps too responsive. Use a top quality headset and if you don't have the tools, have it installed for you and pay the mechanic gratefully and tip him too. Ride On
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Ask at your local bike shop, I think there's something called a "stem extender" that might work.
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My wife has a similar model with the same stem handlebar setup. It is adjustable, maybe a couple of inches total up and down. You adjust it with an Allen wrench.
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Because Razor changed the bike..no suspension..mine did that on the first day. Junk! Razor should be ashamed..
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It can either go on the stem or the handlebars. There should be a mounting holder that came with the package
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The upper (forward) handle bars can be left off. I only use them to hang my headset on when I'm not riding. I find the lower handles more comfortable while exercising.
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I bought a set for my wife's 950. But I modded the handlebars so that I didn't have to go with longer cables. That probably why they aren't on the fitament list? Great product though! Great quality, and fast shipping!
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I have a Specialized Shiv TT and my bike fits in. I didn't have to take the aerobars apart, just simply loosen the entire handlebar so that it lays flat against the front fork.
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I took my Zike to a local bike shop which happened to be a recumbent shop and the owner was able to order it and install it for me if you know how to install or what you are buying you could probably get it at Amazon but if you want to get it locally just go to a bike shop and they if they are a good shop they would be willing to order it and install if you like it doesn't take very long to install it if they know what they're doing. I'm not mechanically inclined so I took it to the shop take less time for a knowledgeable person to do it right.