Could these be used for more of a "sit up straight" kind of 'cruiser' bike handlebar option while still allowing for the normal flat bar use?
739822
Yes they can. That is exactly why I bought them. I have a neck injury and leaning forward to hold the handle bars and lifting my head up causes pain in my neck and I wanted to be able to sit up straighter while riding and not have to lift my head up. They work great.
739823
I believe they will work.. I use them on Mountian bikes and am very happy with them
739824
Depends on the shape (curve) and thickness of the handlebars on the cruiser. It'd be a waste of money and not of much use imo. I have a cruiser, but put these on my hybrid/road. For what I wanted, they're great.
342065
it could possible. it didn't line up well with the ones on my bikes frame. there is a clamp ring setup that comes with it so you can attach it just above (this is what i did) not all frames have rack attach points so i imagine this system was designed to mediate that issue.
1558264
If a cruiser, then it is built to take cruiser treads. Having said that, putting on knobbies wouldn't interfere at all with ride.You could also use the no flat tubes that can reduce flats.
1288897
Handlebar can only be adjusted up to a certain point. Yes, a suspension seat post can be added at a leter time as all bikes are already boxed with to the current specifications. Thanks
1417428
You can set the bike to where you are leaning over on the handlebars or set it where you are sitting pretty much upright without have to reach far for the handlebars. I believe you would be ok with this bike if you adjust the seating position to where you are sitting upright.
1216882
You sure could. I placed a longer seat post on my bike to give me a better pedaling geometry.
1461796
Possibly. The possibility hinges on the size of the handlebars without grips. If the big wheel's handlebars are the size of the average bike handlebars then it will be possible. (I currently don't have this sizing information available.) If they are slightly larger than that default size, you may find that the hole for the handlebars on the Drop Ends may be too small. I would closely examine them in person to decide.
1543261
They could possibly be made to work? These grips have a solid rubber end like bmx grips, not a plug like lock-ons. Sov theoretically you could cut the rubber but pribably not worth the effort
137396
If you can move the grips and shifters off of the bar, these would slide down anywhere on the bar. Not sure if the angles would be right. I havs seen something similar mounted on the middle of the bar. Not sure it would have the same effect.
2044371
I don't see why not. they are designed to be universal. Though a completely round cross bar would offer less area for the clamp to grip so you will want to make sure to tighten them so they can't easily shift forward or backward from the high forces applied to them by the wind at highway speeds. As long as you use all of the included straps and tighten them all appropriately you should have no issues at all.
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
1122797
I'm not sure about what specific handlebars those are, however the bar attachment seems to be so adjustable that it can conform to any I've seen and I've got 5 bike with straight bars, butterfly bars and racing bike bars. As long as there is a small "T" form where the bars are attached to the front stem extensions you are set to go.
1772294
They fit nicely on my Suburu's flat blade -like cross bars. They would not do well on the round bars.
1915543
you can attach this basket to any kind of bike with any type of upright handlebars or straight bars or riser bars as long as you have enough open area at the center of your handlebar for the upper clamps of the basket to attach there. basically you need about 3-4 inches of straight exposed handlebar (without any obstructions such as bells, shifters, brake levers, lights, etc.) in either direction away from the stem. I've installed this basket on multiple bikes with upright cruiser handlebars and it works just fine. If you have a lot of cables housings that are extending far past your handlebar such brake housing/cables and shifter housing/cables you might have to fiddle around with those to get them routed in the best way.
630817
Yes u can but if you need or prefer u can buy a support to set under the front wheel and get the bike more flat too.
496904
I think so, Marc. I think I would have been frustrated and therefore remember if they hadn't. These are just for foot positioning on the pedals BTW. There's no opportunity to actually pull up on the pedals. I use them on a recumbent to ensure my feet don't slide off the pedals. They're great for that purpose.
112301
No I don't think so, these are for aero bars. They would probably flip around.