Are the handlebars adjustible so you don't have to lean too forward?
147471
They don't really adjust but it's a lot closer than it looks and you can sit comfortably without looking like a fool:p
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.
804944
No, the handlebars do not adjust, only the seat adjusts. Since this isn't a spinning bike, or along those lines, you really don't need them to. A good deal of the time your hands won't be on them, or will be on the part that runs left to right in front of your body -- the part that runs perpendicular to the LED mounting post. This bike is a awesome, especially for the price. It is absolutely quiet and runs perfectly smoothly. I would definitely recommend it. I like it so much that I have been checking into purchasing an elliptical by this company as well. Hope this helps!
1622005
No. The handle bars are directly connected to the pedal motion. You don't have to use the handles though, you can just pedal and be hands free but your handle bars will be moving.
556296
Not that I know of unless you havevtried to take the seat and handlebar off..
1201089
yes. The handlebar is adjustable both horizontally and height, but it will not rotate on axis in the stem like a normal bar and stem.
431469
No, the arms only adjust up and down. They are nicely padded, so if you are a leaner, the arms are great for that.
825097
No, the seat cannot be adjusted( tilt or lean forward). The only option is to move (the whole seat assembly) closer or further from the pedals. Thank you
929173
No they do not adjust. But it is a great bike. My son is very small for 4 and it works great for him.
86003
No, the handlebar is not adjustable. The top of the handlebar is 47 inches off of the ground.
1560629
Depends. I was able to mount my wife's upside down. My daughter's bike barely fit the regular way. So I was able to get them on without issue, but a converter bar might have been easier for my wife's.
23421
Yes, you able to sit upright without holding the handlebars and no, you do not lean forward.You will love this bike. The handlebars are not far from your body. I hope this helps. You will not be disappointed!!!
2261805
Unfortunately No. The unit is designed for the handlebars to be stationary. Don't worry though Joy, Its a great unit. Good Luck!
464522
Hi Kristen,The only thing that is adjustable is the seat. The handlebars are stationary and cannot be moved up/down or forward/backward. I'm 5'7" and they are comfortable for me, but it could be a problem for someone that is shorter.
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The bars can adjust up to become almost flush with the pole they're attached to. My husband is 6'6" and long legged. He has no problem with it. It's a great bike and he says comparable in comfort to one he used when he had physical therapy post surgery. We don't remember if it can be assembled without them, but looking at it, it appears you could.
1551743
They haven't been an issue for me, but I adjusted the horizontal cross arm with the clamp on it out pretty far. I mainly did that so I can run the pedals and shift gears with the bike on the stand without the pedal on the stand side running into the vertical bar. I guess the added benefit of adjusting the bike farther away from the rack is that it keeps the stand legs out of the way also. The stand they show in the picture does not have the legs fully extended. When they are, it's a really wide base and I haven't had any issues with it wanting to tip over. I'm usually putting a MTB with 29" wheels on it so it's pretty heavy. I've also used the stand in my back yard on uneven surfaces and it's still pretty solid.
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Sherry, no the handle bars do not adjust towards the seat. They only adjust up or down. I'm 5"2 and love this bike. It works well for me and I use it 4-5 times a week for almost 1 year now.