What is the grip width of the bar?
298031
Bar diameter is metric its a bit smaller than 1 1/4". Stud Bars website says they just made the bar smaller to improve the handgrip and the new powder coating has more texture offering more grip which was a complaint in the past. I installed mine in 30 minutes and was impressed with how solid this pull up bar is. I never take the time to write reviews however this product got my attention. Well done Stud Bar!
298032
I believe it's an inch in diameter....it's textured as well. I have mine mounted against a side wall instead of from the ceiling and braced with two ratcheted come-alongs. Sucker can support both my wife and I dead-hand and full weight without even creaking.
298033
Do you mean how long is the bar laterally or the diameter? The effect length of use is 46". The diameter is 1.5". Easily supports two adults at once. I added 1st Aid tape to the bar to increase grip. Very happy with this product.
2241284
The handlebar end will eventually cut the inside of the grip. Look for one that will fit the measurments of your bars.
1818456
Measuring with a caliper it was about 5 inches from my grip to the center of the bar end tube.
291129
The gripping part of the handles are approximately 1 1/8" in diameter by 5" in width. My palm width is 3 3/4" across and I wear extra large gloves. The handles are comfortable for me.
628452
2.5 inches wide. Most attachments have kit that will allow you to put them on different bar styles. Good Luck!
2047980
I am going to say 1.25 inches. It is not as big as some grab bars but it should meet any required standards. It is a very sturdy comfortable bar that should work for multiple size hands.
825960
My internal measurements: 13 1/8" x 8" 13 1/8" x 7" &lt;= at the point of the handle grip (there is 3 1/2" of space on each side of the grip) As for the depth, the best that I can ascertain, without calipers, is just shy of 3 3/4 inches.
1046314
These grips are pretty wide. The grip surface area is about 4 1/2 inches, not including the bar end portion. You should be good. Be careful when you tighten the bolt that secures the barend, I snapped it off and had buy another set of grips. The other Ergon grips were different and smaller, the GP2 was much wider as I mentioned above
1094274
I hope this helps... The total length of the bar is 16". There's 5 1/4" on each side for the weight plates. There's a 1/2" spacer between your grip and the weights on each side of the grip area. The grip area for your hand is 4 3/4" wide.
1748579
The thinnest (smooth) portion is 5/16" wide. The grip (knurling) is 3/8" wide. The thickest area (the knob on the end) is 17/32" wide (just barely wider than 1/2"). Hope this is helpful!
628819
The grip is 11" ( new in package) and these are very nice grips. Length may vary a little after you install.
1721024
It seems to be a standard size, but I haven't measured. The question is more around the length from the end of the grip to your front brake. Often times, the front hand brake (if you have one) is shorter due to the low hand breaks, and you may find it stretches that cable. But the handlebars worked great for me, with no noticeable difference in the dimension your asking.
261053
Probably 4 1/4 grip, standard width 105? (i have oversize). 27" ... I'm 5' 8". I use 4 1/8 grip. But it's real light. A solid racket.
2164263
55 1/2" wide, 80" wide with smith bar, 85" height at pulley handles, 66" length
67266
Maybe a inch and half is my bars are inch and a quarter they seem just bigger than the bar. If you don't want the fat 2" grips these are the ones to get I had fatter Harley ones and my wrists band hands would go numb. Not with these Avon's. Good price too
1137844
They are all standard. I don't have measurement but roughly 10 inches. It's the grip width that has differences. I believe one is Olympic and the other is called standard. Google it. Not a lot of difference
1393408
Its a very nice bar. I have just average hand size. I cant say the exact diameter but it feels just slightly larger than the other Olympic bar I have. I really like it. Hope this helps. I just lift in my basement by the way so I'm not in a gym setting. Perfect for me.