How do I remove the "computer" from the handlebar bracket? Please answer me quickly!!!!
471342
Hello, it slides out (upwards), facing the unit to read it hold the handlebar bracket in place and push the unit away from you, it should slide out.
471343
Pretty easy! Just push the computer in the opposite direction of how it mm was put in! There are two place holder below the button fpr you to put your fingers on and push! At first it is a little hard bur comes off easier in time!
471344
Put your thumb on the bottom edge, under the middle tab, and push it up. The computer slides right out, the opposite of the way it slid in.
1721299
It comes off the same way the side cases do. When you turn the key counter clockwise, the handle pops up and the hooks holding it on the rack pop open. To reattach, you just place it back on the rack and close the handle and it locks back on the bike.
62944
I have replaced the handlebars on this. It was easy and I used this handlebar off of Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006R1IU5S/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
993546
No, it is not. It is a large formed foam type piece that fits over the handlebars snugly and can easily be removed. It has a cloth cover. There is an elastic band that is pulled over the edge of the laptop giving it a bit more stability. Since the desk itself can be taken off and, if you are crafty, you might be able to contrive an alternative desk but the handlebars limit how low the desk can go. I once needed to use my large desktop computer rather than my laptop so I removed the desk top and moved the bike as close as was safe to my computer, adjusted the monitor on a separate table to view easily. I laid a small board across the handlebars and rested the keyboard and mouse on it.
326735
The handle was welded together on mine, so I had to sand of the little bit that remained after taking it off. Other than that, if you have the tools you can get it off just fine. Just beware of the welded piece when swinging around. *cough* if you do that.
1680004
I wouldn't recommend taking them off after you've tightened them onto your handle bars. You risk stripping the hex screws that hold them on and the diameter of the bar ends would be smaller than originally once you remove them. I would not recommend any type of bar ends on a rental bike, not to mention the ends of the handlebar grips have to be cut/removed to put these on a bike's handlebars.
1124082
A clip to the handlebar would probably be too loose and movable. It has a very secure mount with rubber pads, and yes it is tightened with a screw which has a large wing for ease of use without tools. However, the device that the clip holds can be removed easily by squeezing the clip handles to open it.
2173273
Hey Philip, I'm not sure where to get spares for this, you could try the manufacturers website; I do have a spare handlebar mount which I would be happy to post out to you for no charge. The Airzound mount was too narrow for the drop bars on my KTM road bike, so I used a dremel with a diamond bit to cut a groove in the housing of the horn so that I could secure it to the bar with cable ties - fits perfectly and is more secure. Drop me your address and I will post you the mount for free. Best regards, Jeff.
1159539
hm... I don't have that problem. It seems like you have a bigger handle bar? I'd bring a screw to a local hardware store and look for a same size but longer ones. Good luck.
1536899
Yes, they are like a bicycle gooseneck and could be easily removed if necessary. I just received your message this morning and am at work so I can't measure exactly but I am pretty sure you should be all set to clear with the handlebars removed or laid down.
218726
I have never used the handlebar, I just bought it put on my old bike when I bought new once. Sorry.
845496
I had the *exact* same issue. I learned by tapping the unit on the side until the handle jiggles up and down makes it much easier to then simply lift the handle off the top. **UPDATE Fe b 20th** Nevermind, it has now become almost impossible to remove the handle. I now loathe trying to remove the top since it could take anywhere from 3 minutes - 10 minutes... along with a bruised palm of my hand.
111758
Turn the Three pointed knob clockwise to tighten it on your handlebar. Used mine again last weekend at the Sugarpine MC Rally. It was a little loose so I turned the knob and tightened it right up!
169729
just twist it on with your hand. It will tighten when you ride. To remove it however you need an acs crossfire key(removal tool)
2079963
What u do is remove the clips that are by the handle..... Then un screw it with a Phillips screwdriver..... Then put the new one on the same way u took it off...... Easy..... It will take u 15 min
440453
I had padded grips on my handlebars, so it was just easier to remove them first and replace them after installing the handlebars into the stem. I had to cut the grips to get them off, but I just rapped them with athletic tape after putting them back on.
2269638
There is a hex drive on top of the handlebar as you lok down at it. Tighten it and that should work