How much weight does this flicker hold and will the stem adjust for taller people?
1155710
The stem does not adjust but my daughter who weighs 140 pounds rides my grand daughters with no strain on the bike at all. If you go to the mfg site they will give the specifics but in kilos
933387
It's adjustable, this will work for youth and small framed adults. It is worth the purchase for the safety factor.
178668
Sorry, I don't think this would work. The stem is made to come straight out of the canopy, and the way the two parts join is fairly rigid. There's enough "give" that you could bump the light a little and it would move slightly, but not enough that you could mount the canopy flush with the ceiling and have the lamp hang straight down.
662182
Don't know how they figured that height. I think they feel that it will adjust to five feet easily as neck of light is long and very flexible. I am over six feet tall and sitting down, my lamp is adjusted to a little under five feet. If bent straight up then light will not be shining downward for reading.
1761525
It's adjustable to hang at what height you want. Not sure on the weight but my husband hung it & it looks great
538165
Just went and measured. 21 looks to be about right. Incidentally, we have a 25" and 22" pair of monitors hooked up. Spring tensions was nowhere near strong enough out of the box to hold the weight, but it is adjustable with a screw on each arm, and it holds the weight just fine now.
1226699
It's stiff enough to hold arbitrary shapes within its range of (unsprung) motion. The lamp head weighs almost nothing, so if you can get the head where you want it, it will stay. Almost all these light coil positioners work fine, as long as they don't have to hold much weight. (OTOH, these particular lights failed within weeks, flickering and dimming to uselessness, so look elsewhere.
797483
I am 210lbs and on the highest tension it hardly moves at all. If you adjust down it would probably drop up to 8". It is a good deal for the money saves the back that's for sure.
139347
It is adjustable, but it's kind of not too strong. The height adjusting screw had a nut welded it fell off.
1054943
it adjusts and is used by my 9 year old (4 foot something) and can go as high for about a 5 7" person
352697
Because it is short, there is not much rise. Unless your current stem has little to no rise at all, I don't know you will get much more height with this one. For length it was just what I needed and well worth the price.
1033941
This stands from foot to tip at 32 inches. The cymbals can be positioned as low as the notch you see about eight inches down or as high as the picture shows. The tension is not terrific but it holds up well to my six year old son. It's a kid's hi hat. I bought it for my 6 yr old's drum kit bc the kit didn't come with a hi hat or toms. It is ideal for that purpose. I wouldn't recommend it for an adult. It's itty bitty.
1667738
I'm over 6 ft 4" tall so I bought the adjustable leg model. Works fine for me. I haven't used any of the clamps but as another responder said, would put in my own larger bolts if I was going to use them for any heavy work.
1538435
I don't know how much weight it holds I have had up to 200pds on mine. It seems fine no problem with it.
739529
The unit is sturdy but light. Regarding the tension rod holding, it will depend upon what you hang from the clips.
864157
I'm not sure exactly how high it will go but I was able to comfortably use it while sitting on the couch. It is easy to adjust but you probably won't want to adjust it frequently. You have to adjust each bend independently, which can take a few tries to get exactly the same on each side.
202648
Realistically about 3" with the riser only. But if you buy an adjustable stem you can gain a couple more depending on the stem and how you use it. I gained a total of 5" using both. Could have gotten 7 with longer neck stem and adjusting it almost to verticle. Will change the feel and handling of your bike so be ready to experiment with the best setup for you. Also your cables will need to be changed to longer ones if you go too high, I had trouble finding cables that would be long enough and had to lower the bars a bit to make them work.