Can you adjust the fore/aft position of the handlebars?
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Yes, you can adjust them. However, I would be cautious abut buying this item off of Amazon. They sold me a somewhat defective product that was too expensive and really heavy to return. Exerpeutic makes the bike, but does not send it to you. It comes from a third party seller that sells it as is. It looks as though the Exerpeutic company sells somewhat defective products to other companies to sell some of their items. It is sort of like "irregular underwear". Just a warning before you purchase. It is best to go to a sporting goods store and check it out first. One of the disadvantages of buying online, I guess. Yes, you can adjust them. However, I would be cautious abut buying this item off of Amazon. They sold me a somewhat defective product that was too expensive and really heavy to return. Exerpeutic makes the bike, but does not send it to you. It comes from a third party seller that sells it as is. It looks as though the Exerpeutic company sells somewhat defective products to other companies to sell some of their items. It is sort of like "irregular underwear". Just a warning before you purchase. It is best to go to a sporting goods store and check it out first. One of the... » Read More Yes, you can adjust them. However, I would be cautious abut buying this item off of Amazon. They sold me a somewhat defective product that was too expensive and really heavy to return. Exerpeutic makes the bike, but does not send it to you. It comes from a third party seller that sells it as is. It looks as though the Exerpeutic company sells somewhat defective products to other companies to sell some of their items. It is sort of like "irregular underwear". Just a warning before you purchase. It is best to go to a sporting goods store and check it out first. One of the disadvantages of buying online, I guess. « Show Less
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The handle bars position is primarily immobile. The only ways to adjust is to increase the height and also slight front to back mobility. Hope this helps.
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No the position of the cross bars is not adjustable. There is only one preset installation point per cross bar.
704536
I don't think there is a way to adjust them. When I in stalled them. They are in a prefixed postion.
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My wife has a similar model with the same stem handlebar setup. It is adjustable, maybe a couple of inches total up and down. You adjust it with an Allen wrench.
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I have never used the handlebar, I just bought it put on my old bike when I bought new once. Sorry.
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There's no barrel adjuster on the derailleur itself. Use the one at the shifter, and you'll be in good shape.
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yes u can, adjustment screw very sensitive lil goes long way, also has lever to bypass set position so as can go back n forth, can move out of position easly
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Yes, you should be able to do this if you're attaching to the front handlebar -
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Actually, I swapped out a set of mountain bike handlebars for this unit. To answer your question, if the stem of the gooseneck is fully inserted into the frame column, it probably won't be an issue. Because I wanted a higher profile, I raised my gooseneck an inch or two - which made the right brake cable a bit tight on right turns. To compensate, I made a quick fix by taking my finger and just looping the brake cable to the right side of the gooseneck. The other shift and left brake cables didn't require any compensation at all - worked just fine.
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The handlebar can be adjusted to several positions by changing the rotation axis.
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I have a wierd bike and I had to make adjustments for my bike. Try a bike store, they may be able to help.
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Yes they're adjustable by loosening them up a bit with an alan wrench. I noticed after a few months riding they need to be retightened, probably due to the mediocre quality of the product. They're definitely functional but i wouldn't constantly adjust them for fear of loosening them up too much. Hope that helps!
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Not sure about your particular bike but it is pretty universal with horizontal and vertical adjustments.
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the cable MAY not be long enough to go rear wheel to handlebars, otherwise = YES
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Sup mark, you would slip them on the handle bars (they indicate which one goes on the right side and left side). The "double" rings you see on the shifters can be tightened down to a custom fit by using a screwdriver, you can put the shifting levers to the angle of your desire. Afterwards you would just wire the cables through you bike and to your derailleurs. if you have more questions, feel free to ask lol. hope this helps.
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Yep you have to adjust both the front and back de-railer. You can use the +/- screws but in my case I had to adjust the cable tension as well. Even after about 2 hrs of fiddling with it the chain is not quite right still. I suggest taking it to your local bike shop for about 60 bucks to get it turned properly. FYI the directions in schwinns book are not clear on how to adjust the de-railer
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Yes, the Handle bar is adjustable. It can be angled with the use of an allen wrench to move the handlebars higher and closer to the rider or lower and away from the rider within about 90 degrees. However, the handlebars are not "up and down" adjustable as one would adjust a seat post.