What is the inside diameter of the aerobars themselves? I want to install my Microshift bar end shifters that are currently on my 26mm drop bars.
520817
It would fit your bars with the sleeves provided. You would need the sleeves though.
700620
I would give that an emphatic 'YES'! The handlebars I used them on were 25mm, and they fit PERFECTLY, so yours should work GREAT!
1432472
what size diameter handle bar do you have? If its about 7/8 od you should be ok use wd4o to put them on
1636344
The only thing I know is that one bolt is bad. Since the bolt is not working, this aero bar cannot be installed on any handle bars. Thanks!
1190938
The Nashbar Trekking bars fit a stem with a 25.4 mm clamp. I believe that is the size clamp you have, but you should measure it first to make sure.
60041
I can't say for sure about your shifters, but I mounted some old 7spd Deore shifters on these bars with no problem. Also some mountain brake levers which were fairly standard, so you'll probably be able to mount your shifters fine. I measured the bar's diameter, and it looks close to 22.2 mm. Hope that helps!
416554
Measure the outer diameter of your current bars. These have a diameter of 7/8 inches. I put them on my 1980 suzuki gs450, i think they look and feel great. The handeling feels tighter also.
60040
Sorry it took so long to reply just opened my mail. I installed these handlebars for a Schwinn Suburban they were an identical match to the original handlebars except they were aluminum the diameter was exactly the same.
87840
Mine is 28.8mm. I did not have good luck with the 32mm bars from other manufacturers. Both bent quickly. I suspect the tubing is thinner walled. I've had this one for quite a while and is still as strait as the day I bought it.
234077
You'll have to go for an 'L' or 'S' that is specific for grip shifters. this is specified in the sizes menu. I am not familiar with SRAM XX shifter but I think the basic sizes of all shifters should be the same, with quality and mechanisms varying. if you do identify and buy the right one, you'll love the comfort it gives. Good luck .
298798
They're actually internal mount. They slide into the bar ends. They will fit inside the end of a 7/8 inch bar and come with and adapter that will fit a 1 inch bar. You need to measure your inside diameter for these, but it sounds like you have a 1 inch bar. 7/8th and 1 inch are pretty standard on most bikes. I have 1 inch bars and with the adapter they fit good.
2254695
Yes. It should work. The stem clamp diameter is 25.4mm and the grip diameter is 22.2mm so this is the ISO size for 'flat-bar' bikes such as "modern" hybrids like yours. It should fit the stem you have as well as the levers/shifters unless your bike had drop bars in which case both the levers and shifters would be the wrong size as drop bars have a 23.8mm grip size.You may need to extend the cables (both the shifters and the brake cables) as they might not reach further up and out to these bars.
65879
http://www.avenirusa.com/parts-and-accessories/stems-handle-bars/standard-stem/40deg-fit-stems-with-handlebars-shims-80mm.html
2062692
They're site says it fits most styles, but a lot of AeroBar style crossbars users complain that it doesn't have a proper fit and seemed loose. It might be user error, but I'm not sure because I've never this rack on one. Good luck.
664026
They fit a variety of diameters of handlebars. I have them on both my road bike and modified Mt bike. I don't have the specific specs though.
51247
each one is 400mm. Hint while installing put rubbing alcohol on bars and in grips and they'll slide on easier and the alcohol will evaporate and give you a snug fit.
2025746
the ends are open, but you would be hard pressed to reach the shifters if you mounted them on the ends. I just left my Shimano Revo shifters mounted on the straight bar and moved them a little closer to center. I bought some old school dual action brake levers (like you'd find on the old 10-speed bikes from the 70's) and mounted them just inside the drop bars. This set-up worked great since I could brake while in the "crouch".