can the ends be cut out to mount bar end weights?
150546
according to the info on Oxfords web page the grips can be shortened by cutting off the ends, there is a recessed ring at the cut off location.
150547
Yes, the ends have a little room to cut. I have crg bar end mirrors on mine.
150548
Yes, I cut the ends out for installation of stock bar end weights on my Aprilia Tuono.
150549
yes, the ends can be cut but make sure not cut too much because you might cut into the wires. I was surprised with the product, the grips can get very hot. I hope this helps, let me know if you have more questions.
150550
Yes. The actual heating elements do not extend all the way to the end of the grip. They can be cut about 1 cm from the ends of the grips to fit bars of various lengths. You should be able to alter them to fit bar weights with no problems.
1364185
You can cut the metal, but the bar that makes up the long side is crimped at the ends to fit into the corner pieces, so you'll have to figure out a different way to get the pieces to attach. If you don't mind it being pretty rough looking PVC slips over the bars nicely and would work as connectors.
3917
Their are no holes drilled in the bars. The only area that is open is the ends which have a removable insert which a person can remove for bar end mirrors or possibly hiding wires(if you where to hide wiring inside these bars,which would be possible, holes would need to be drilled for different enter and exit holes for said wires)
1476601
Per Classic Store Fixtures... No it is not possible unless you know someone who can cut and weld the top bar and replace the tear drop ends, then would be possible. There are clothing racks other that are 4 ft long you might be interested in. Also be careful who you buy this rack from there are many on amazon advertising the commercial version but do not really sell the true commecial grade version of this Garment Rack thanks Ben Elkins Classic Store Fixtures
1475193
Yes, if you mount the steel end caps. You can use the bar without the end caps, just always be sure that it is tightly in place.
1786251
Yes, if you apply a gentle pull the bar pulls from the bracket and you can then cut it to length. I did this for one of my locations.
969170
Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
745821
Has anyone considered screwing each end down to a piece of 2x6 which could then be clamped to the pool rail?
912097
Bar has threaded ends and comes with two, large, chrome-plated "stars" that screw onto the ends to secure the weights. Some have complained that the stars will "unscrew" slightly with use. After a few reps you may need to retighten the stars, but it is as simple as closing a jar of pickles.
55648
You only get the product at the end at the end. However if you have a standard bar, instead of Olympic bar, you can attach it to the T-Bar platform at the end.
1821070
I'm not sure they will fit the bar ends with a larger than 1" diameter. Riders with bar end weights have mounted these mirrors inboard of the bar end so that they mount to the handlebar instead of the bar end. Hope this is of some help.
862731
As I recall when installing, it can not be cut to make them shorter because there are bars at the top and bottom.
469927
Absolutely! Just drape an end over your pull-up bar, pull the other end through, and you're good to go.
1749959
No, They include an end cap with which you can plug the handlebar end, or you can use the collar with the cap and leave the handlebar end open for accessories that mount inside the bar such as you mention. If your bar end accessories clamp on you would simply need to move the grip in a bit to leave room for the accessory clamp.
1881043
They have a screw on the back that tightens so youcan put them any where on the bar. But they do come with a cap for the bar ends
1749591
The bar and ends are separate pieces, so I would think you could cut it. However, it is pretty light-weight and hollow, so it might make a mess of it unless you have precise tools.
1978733
You will need to use a metal hack saw to cut the non-threaded end of the rod to the length you want. The threaded end screws into the ceiling mount.