looking for new grips for tricycle for a 3 year old with 3/4 in. diameter handlebars,could you recommend?
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Yes, there's variety of colors for girls. Though as mentioned, it's a bit difficult to install (slip onto bar).
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You might find the length of the bar ends to be a little bit on the short side. Personally I have medium hands and have the small grip. The bar ends seemed small at first, but now I love them as they are just big enough for my needs. These are the most comfortable grips that I have ever used.
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Yes handle bars are adjustable to 3 different settings, good for enough for 4 year old.
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i used the smaller ones on my yamaha royal star .the grips were a very tight fit on my 1 inch bars.
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Yes the handlebar diameter is what will determine if the grips will fit or not. I assume they are pretty standard as they fit my bike and would fit all the bikes of the people I ride with (5 additional bikes).
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If the trike affords access to the left handlebar tube, it will work great. Some handle bar grips have plugs in the end and on some you have to cut the end of the grip off- I did this to 2 bikes and it was less brutal than it sounds. Go for it, whaddya got to lose?
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My grandson is turning ten and granddaughter is seven, and both have been using the maxi. The handlebar raisesAs they have gotten bigger, but goes low enough for a four year old. If you think he will continue to use it for yearsI suggest the maxi.
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To save you the money in another clamp, you can try wrapping some pipe tape around the section of handle bar that you'd like to place the clamp to compensate for the gap and provide enough grip with the rubber foam in the clamp. Any hardware store(Ace, Lowes, Home Depot) should carry this.....maybe even a dollar store, grocery store or Walmart. I hope this works for you.
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12 inch is perfect for my 3 year old grand sons, a four year old may need bigger. Go to Target or Walmart and just look at the 12 inch and 16 inch bike and that might help you decide before you order from Amazon.
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Thank you for the answer, I have already wasted money on grips too big for this gun! Appreciate your time.
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Take either a hammer or a rubber mallet and tap the end of your grips. The handlebar will cut the ends off your existing grips. Then slide your existing grips inward about 1 inch. Soapy water can be used to aid in getting the grips to slide over. These origin8 bar ends slide onto the bare bar and you clamp them down with an allen key. Then insert the handle bar end caps if provided. I hope this helps you out. Ps they are fantastic
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Yes, there are small and large sizes, but there are also different styles (lengths) for different handlebar setups. I actually ordered two sets. Longer ones for my bike that has thumb shifters, and (as a gift) another shorter set that is made for grip-shifters. Pay attention to which style you are ordering.
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I'm pretty sure if the '66 Schwinn's handlebars are standard size they will look amazing. I put these grips on my ten year old Trek Beach Cruiser and can only say that they not only look great but also feel better than any other bicycle grip that I've ever placed my hands on.If your Schwinn is a beach cruiser I'm pretty sure they'll fit your handlebars.
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I bought a set for my wife's 950. But I modded the handlebars so that I didn't have to go with longer cables. That probably why they aren't on the fitament list? Great product though! Great quality, and fast shipping!
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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
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If your bike has 1in diameter bars, then go for the Cruiser-specific heated grips. If it has a 7/8in. bar, then go for the Sport heated grips.
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I checked the handle bar end diameter on my Trek 6700. It measures 22.4mm then I measured the inside diameter of the Avenir grip. It measured 21.5mm - tough to do without distorting the hole. I'd say they should be fine on your 22mm bar. see if you can find the review where the guy gives a detailed explanation of how to remove old grips and install ones. He uses alcohol - follow his instructions. I did and had no problems with the grips slipping even under some hard use at Moab this year. These are great grips! I would definitely recommend them.