Can anyone tell me the clearance between the point of attachment to a joist and the top of the sliding bars / cycle mounts? Is it adjustable at all?
618187
The tracks screw tight to the ceiling surface or joist. The sliding bars are probably 1.5" lower at the most. They are very close to the track.
618188
I am not sure if I understand the question or the issue. I did not feel like climbing back with a tape but it must be around 1 inch. There are no adjustments. You could lower the rail by adding a stud between the rail and the joist for something like a light fixture. Saris has a good tutorial video on YouTube where you could see the parts and assembly.
1310162
Depends on what kind of bike you are putting on the carrier. That said, the carrier sits much further from the back of my truck than I had anticipated, so there is quite a bit of clearance to play with.
2174661
There is only 1.75" clearance between the two handle bar grabbing brackets, and it's not adjustable. If you have a large square joint where the handle bars connect to the stem, it may not fit. You may need a handle bar bag that is more adjustable.
89928
No it is not adjustable. We have this mounted on our garage. Maybe if you buy the pole separately then it can adjust. Hope this helps
690547
This is a fixed angle rod holder however I will say that I installed it on my wife's TINY Kayak and had no problem with clearance. The angle is more for ensuring your rod points out the back and not strait upwards...
551558
It is very adjustable... I run two adult mtn bikes (26") and a kids bike on it. The 29" bikes might be a bit long for the slides it but they *should* work. It holds the bikes very nicely with the clamps and has wheel straps for the bottom.
1350786
The mount is fully adjustable. I love mine and it's made my workspace extremely functional. I have a 27" on top with 2 19" mounted on the bottom.
967435
To the outside edge ... 3 1/2"To the inside edge of the bar 2 1/2" I was concerned it might come out "too far" when I opened it but actually it has proven to be just right. The hardware pretty well adjusts to fit any area you might need to place the bar (in my case vertical placement).
1776289
It is adjustable. I think it is 70 inches or something like that - plenty long. Mine drop 36 inches installed. They have that info in the specs.
1828310
It is very adjustable, but I can't say for sure. you have to measure your rails and see if they fall within the parameters of the rack.
1943006
The frame that has the mounting holes is adjustable. However, to be sure and to save you a return in merchandise check the specification page for this product.
72728
Top of the cage is 7' 3", top of the pull-up bar is 7' 2". I would guess 7' 9" would be the minimum ceiling height that would give you 7" clearance. This is without the lat pull attachment.
394592
Hard to say exactly since it is mounted in an awkward spot on my handcycle, and has stuff mounted to it, but roughly extends ~3" from the bar you are clamping to. The "new bar" is about the same length. Enough to mount two items to unless they have a rather large footprint.
938607
It is barely 1 1/2" clearance, but, the unit is so sturdy, and glides so easily, that it might be worth shimming so you could use it. This one works much better than another I purchased from a different source.
416988
The top brackets let you extend 7" and I have the bottom brackets at 13". The bottom brackets allow you to mount it anywhere on the frame so you won't have a height clearance problem no matter what the size of your tire is. This is a true adjustable rack.
1509801
The brackets themselves are adjustable to a fairly wide range. It fits fine on my bike and I have a somewhat large irregular frame. The distance between them can be manipulate about an inch in or out. Installation does take longer because just about every feature to this rack is adjustable. That's why I bought it. I can get the exact measurement on mine later today if you need it.
348701
Good day, this is compatible with nearly all types of bikes. How close to the ground it may be will depend on the vehicle. This extends from under the seat to under the handlebars, so that should help if you hold the bike up to the carrier and visualize this beam across that area, it should give you a fair idea of how much clearance you will have. Thanks!