Could these work for wheelchair handle extensions?
1277803
Probably so... The inner diameter of the clamp needs to match pretty closely to what you're attaching it to, but I -think- it would work. You would have to remove or modify the rubber grips somehow (same on a bike. ) Otherwise, these come off the clamp at a little over aa right angle, then have the bend you can see in the picture. For a BIKE, I highly recommend them, they're light-weight and have a surprisingly solid grip surface. If you are doing what I'm imagining on a wheelchair, then yeah, they should work great.
1277804
In reality, I don't know. But this is what I would do to find out; Measure the circumference of the wheelchair handles, then measure the circumference of a bike's handles. Go to Walmart or some other store that sells bikes if you don't have access to a bike. Get a tape measure to wrap around the handles. If there's no difference between them, or the wheelchair handles are only 1-2 millimeters smaller, then it'll work. If they're bigger, you're out of luck.
1277805
Not sure, but they're really inexpensive for a good quality product. Worth trying. I know they really work well on my handlebars.
2172005
Yes. The mounting brackets seem to be standard for most wheelchairs. These are interchangeable between my regular Drive chair, my Invacare one, and my Drive transport chair. I recommend these very highly. I am subject to leg spasms, and have broken several plastic footrests. By contrast, these are effectively indestructible.
1353051
It should. My wheelchair is manual. One handle fits on each handle at the back of the chair.
1149237
That is what i purchased them for however I'm not sure of the size of the wheel that I had. They worked for my application. Hope this helps. Good luck
489853
My friend uses them to wheel her wheelchair so I guess so. I buy these for her for that purpose.
2057928
I do not know. Their seem to be a lot of extensions out their and from reading about them, that is not their purpose. I would not expect it to work or would I try it, but I maybe wrong. Good luck, Glenn.
1886882
No, it is designed only for a chair with a hard seat. I wish there was one that would work with a wheelchair, but this needs a hard surface and a fairly large seat.
2077689
Hi Missy, Yes they will work but I would suggest the avid shorty levers also with your purchase. You will be amazed how well they work for very little money and they are easy to install.
1768275
the first set I ordered, the tubes were too small. My handle needed the bigger tubes. And yes it works fine. good luck
2238287
I purchased these for a basic DRIVE transport wheelchair that I got seconhand...they fit fine. Don't know how they'd be with other models. I would hope they are somewhat universal, at least within the brand.
241023
Hello, These are only compatible with the Medline K1 basic wheelchairs. Thanks
1059704
I have used these on both the Power handle and the non-power handle. They are completely interchangeable.
840312
probably, if the handlebar diameter is about the same. You may need to custom fit these, to the particular part of the handlebar they're needed...
30924
Yes they should....I use them in a Model airplane application and they work just fine trimming small gauge servo wire. Of course these are small braided and you would use solid correct. They work great for me.....
1694313
I don't think so - this particular brand attaches to the bike via the wheel and wheel skewer and I'm pretty sure the wheel mechanism would be different on a wheelchair...
1579891
I don't really know. If the bed has a frame and casters I'm sure that they'll work. If your sleep number bed doesn't have a regular frame there would be nowhere to insert the posts for the extensions. Sorry I can't be of more help.
440897
As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.