I have a new drop bar handlebar that I am trying to fit into my bike that is 105mm in circumference and doesn't fit my current stem. would this work?
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I believe so, because this stem does come with additional spacers, which I needed to use with my bars, if the 105 is too narrow. I like this stem a lot.
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It is designed to fit on the handlebar stem (usually a much larger diameter than the handlebar). I first used it on the handlebar with some shims, but now I have it on the stem as designed. It works slightly better on the stem, but can be used in either way (stem or handlebar). It is very adjustable as to diameter of bar, height and position - I don't think there will be any problem getting it to fit and adjusting it to your personal preferences. I like it a lot, but it has loosened up on me twice - easily tightened on the ride with an allen wrench. I now keep the allen bolts very tight and it hasn't loosened up again. It is designed to fit on the handlebar stem (usually a much larger diameter than the handlebar). I first used it on the handlebar with some shims, but now I have it on the stem as designed. It works slightly better on the stem, but can be used in either way (stem or handlebar). It is very adjustable as to diameter of bar, height and position - I don't think there will be any problem getting it to fit and adjusting it to your personal preferences. I like it a lot, but it has loosened up on me twice - easily tightened on the ride with an allen wrench. I now keep the allen bolts very tight and... » Read More It is designed to fit on the handlebar stem (usually a much larger diameter than the handlebar). I first used it on the handlebar with some shims, but now I have it on the stem as designed. It works slightly better on the stem, but can be used in either way (stem or handlebar). It is very adjustable as to diameter of bar, height and position - I don't think there will be any problem getting it to fit and adjusting it to your personal preferences. I like it a lot, but it has loosened up on me twice - easily tightened on the ride with an allen wrench. I now keep the allen bolts very tight and it hasn't loosened up again. « Show Less
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In my case, the stock Cannondale stem was removed along with 10 mm worth of spacers to accomodate the new Avenir stem, which measures 45mm - a perfect fit. They have a cautionary note that states that you need to be sure you've got 45mm to work with, either current stem sleeve height or with spacers combined. Thus, your fork steerer tube needs to extend at least 45mm. As far as bar height, you're dealing with differences in angle and stem length. I'm quite happy with the rise on my handlebar.
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Standard I.S.O. size, used on the vast majority of newer bicycles with upright handlebars.They are 7/8 with a 1inch clamp, So no I dont think it will work sorry
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I don't know what kind of bike you have but it must be a hell of thick one. You probably need to shop around for a different clamp to fit your bike. The handle bars for most bikes are pretty much the same diameter. Last you might need a special clamp for your bike.
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I really don't know. What i know is that i have measured the stem on my mountain bike before buying this stem. The original one was larger in diameter so i had to use a shim which i also bought on Amazon.
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Hi Belladona;I'm quite confident that it will fit because the strap that goes around the tubular handlebar has a span of from 13/16 inches to about 1.5 inches.Right now I have it on my wife's bicycle handlebar that has a 7/8 inch outside diameter and she loves it. If the tube you plan to mount it on falls within that range, it should work.
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Not sure what the measurement is of your bike? On a standard mountain bike, the handle bar area is pretty snug. It wouldn't take anything much wider than that.
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depend with handlebar, have you a 1" or 7/8" bar? this one is that you need!!
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I agree with Arlind. You need to know the size of the hole in the bottom of your steerer tube. There also is the issue of clearance around the fairing at that area of the bike. Too bad you couldn't find one of the owners of this wheel stand in your area who could let you do a test fit.
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I don't think this will work for you. The stem seems to come through my rim and measures about 19mm from the outside of the rim.
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Some older metric bike handlebars are 3/4" or 7/8" not 1" like the new ones. It's just a spacer if needed. I love mine. 20 oz. bottles tip over though while riding. Lol smaller bottles or cans work fine.
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Hi,Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork.Thanks
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Yes. That's my son's bike size, and they work great on his bike. I think most handlebars are the same size metal tubing anyway.
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Affirmative!. Just use a Pipe cutter to trim the steer tube down to where You want it!. I used Extra Spacers for more Handlebar Height!.
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Well , I don't know... I have a Kona Kahuna.... I believe all handlebars have the same end diameter so they should work fine.
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If I understand the question, if your old strap worked with the rubber handlebar mount, then this will, too. I happen to have lost my rubber mount, so I just went to a bike store and they had a box of various mounts and gave me one free.