What size handle bars will I need to convert to drop bars?
127407
I don't know exactly but they sell different size bars on the retrospec website.
127408
Anyone about an inch in diameter will be fine as it has a 4 screw adjustment.
33867
this should work-however to be certain it would be a good idea to measure the distance-in millimeters-between your drop outs (not being condescending if you do know-but if you don't this is the measurement between the places of the frame of your bike where the axle of your wheel goes. This particular skewer is for 125-127 MM which worked fine on my road bike rear wheel. I actually think my mountain bike is 135mm. I would check this before I ordered to be sure.
1538242
That will depend on the bars you are replacing. If your bars have standard clamping bar mounts, measure from the approximate center of the bar mount vertically to give yourself an estimate of the height of your bars. These bars are very close to the specified 12" height. so if your bars are close to this you may get away with out needing new cables or extensions. I wasn't so lucky, but there are many quality companies, on Amazon as well, that sell custom made cables & hoses. Don't forget that even if you do get away without needing the hardware, your bike also has electrical wires that may need extending too. And also remember that if they fit sitting straight on, they may become tighter as the bars are rotated from side to side. Hope this has given you some things to look at to make a more informed decision.
1640275
It will fit on most standard handlebars which are about 1" in diameter. Newer more expensive mountain bikes are using a 31mm bar which will not work. If you are using a mountain bike you might want to measure but otherwise you shoul be fine. God Bless
173546
These are handlebar levers and should work on any handlebar that is 1 inch in diameter. Usually only bmx handle bars are 7/8 inch. The cable end should fit fine.
1278876
I'd be very surprised if your base bar is 22mm. Most bikes are 25.4 and larger. The bars would only work on your bar if you could find a shim at your local bike shop that's thick enough.
1001093
I think so. You can mount them the traditional way (as in the picture) or upside down to give the bars some drop. The thing you need to check is that your brake levers and shifters (if your current shifters are mounted to your drops) will work with these bars. Lot's of people use this style bars to replace drops. Hope this helps.
1738891
I have no idea as I cut them to fit, taking off a goodly amount. The tightener is a lost cause; it's for a much larger wheel and there is no way to convert them. It's listed as a small on the package. HW
2141097
they are made to go on a handlebar that is .975 in diameter- that would be a pretty big stretch, IF you got them on they would probably split in not too long of time. Maybe try some pipe insulation from the hardware store
525952
Handlebars are the same size where the grips, shifters and brakes go. 31mm bars taper to a larger size at the middle but still use the same size accessories.
815500
depend with handlebar, have you a 1" or 7/8" bar? this one is that you need!!
356016
Yes that will work on this bike. I do not have a measurement but these bars will extend just outside of the oem floodboards. I hope this helps out.
1170594
The drop measured from the centerline of the hood area of the bar to the centerline of the drop bar is 135mm. But note the bar also drops about 20mm from the stem. I hope this helps.
2007383
Yes the gards will, the hardware you may have to replace look at the size of your handlebars and make sure they fit before buying
2023548
If you use the Thule fit guide it will tell you exactly what parts you need. I suspect those bars are too short. Please don't hesitate to call with any questions. We are here to help. Cheers.
735469
If the handlebars are standard diameter the grips should fit. I continue to be pleased with mine.
1396992
Forget your handlebar diameter. It's your grip diameter that matters. If it's between 1.25" and 1.45", this one will slip over. If your grips are larger than 1.45", get the larger size grip cover. I use a little soapy water to make them slide and twist on easier. Also, wearing gloves makes getting them on much easier than bare hands.