I have these bars and 1 of the forearm rests fell off when the bike was attached to my vehicle, Is it possible to just order the forearem part only?
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I don't know of anywhere you can get these specific parts (comes with this set being so cheap) but you can get upgraded pads for less than a replacement set of these. http://www.amazon.com/VisionTech-Multi-Deluxe-Plates-Velcro/dp/B005U60ODW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1377029038&sr=8-10&keywords=aero+bars+pads
51055
I don't think so but you can send this question to the seller and I think they will answer you if they can just sell to you the forearm part only.
51056
I don't know of anywhere you can get these specific parts (comes with this set being so cheap) but you can get upgraded pads for less than a replacement set of these.http://www.amazon.com/VisionTech-Multi-Deluxe-Plates-Velcro/dp/B005U60ODW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid;=1377029038&sr;=8-10&keywords;=aero+bars+pads
1761055
I had the same problem You can get them from your bike dealer or go to a fastner company like fastenal. I ordered mine through fastenal I have one close. If I can find my invoice for them I will post it here with the part number.
475969
You can't. The back rest is attached to the side brackets that are mounted onto the frame of the bike (turn signals area). If you choose not to use the luggage rack, then you may need to custom-make new brackets to fit the back rest posts, and have them cut to the desired height. I think it would be easier to just buy exactly what you are looking for. I hope you find this information useful. Good luck!
1099657
I just put my bike on crooked using the frame, but it would no doubt be better and more stable if I got a cross-bar adapter such as the Allen Sports Tension Bar Bicycle Cross-Bar Adapter which is one of the less expensive of such bars available on Amazon. May be I'll order one, myself :)!
147202
We have ALL parts available. Are you looking for a replacement leash assembly? It would be helpful if you could call or send a photo of the part needed. Thank you, Bike Balance
1748533
You could just not connect the mounting bar & bracket, kinda defeats the purpose though. I believe there's another model, ~$50 cheaper, that doesn't include the bar at all.
2013183
Don't try it yourself. Have your local dealer do it. I did it myself and did it wrong because I have saddlebags and a hidden hitch. My bike was a special case!
182123
Probably not unless you order a kit. I got mine from eBay. Came with everything. It's a great addition to the bike. Try and find the complete kit.
1688947
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.
2114404
I bought one of these bikes a while ago and the front wheel was stolen. Do you know where I could order a replacement wheel/tire?
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No. You'll have put the handlebars, brakes, etc together. I ended up taking it to sports authority and the finished it for me, although I'm not that handy.
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Only option I aware of is to contact Suntour directly. You will not find parts online that I have ever seen. Your local bike shop maybe able to get parts from Suntour as well.
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Get the part number for your specific bike off K&Ns; website.. that way you'll know for sure
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No where are you going to be able to find that part for less than the $2.33 cost of a replacement. Does your bike have a rear reflector? Remove the reflector and re-use its mount for the light. That is, assuming the part that broke is the one that wraps around the seatpost, not the part that holds the light.You might be able to scrap some reflector mounts of a trashed bike. They may or may not fit. Or try this light: it is only $1.50 including shipping and is basically the same. Plus you can wear it on a belt if you go walking at night. Or clip on dog's collar.http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00ELAM42M/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition;=all No where are you going to be able to find that part for less than the $2.33 cost of a replacement. Does your bike have a rear reflector? Remove the reflector and re-use its mount for the light. That is, assuming the part that broke is the one that wraps around the seatpost, not the part that holds the light.You might be able to scrap some reflector mounts of a trashed bike. They may or may not fit. Or try this light: it is only $1.50 including shipping and is basically the same. Plus you can wear it on a belt if you go walking at night. Or clip on dog's... » Read More No where are you going to be able to find that part for less than the $2.33 cost of a replacement. Does your bike have a rear reflector? Remove the reflector and re-use its mount for the light. That is, assuming the part that broke is the one that wraps around the seatpost, not the part that holds the light.You might be able to scrap some reflector mounts of a trashed bike. They may or may not fit. Or try this light: it is only $1.50 including shipping and is basically the same. Plus you can wear it on a belt if you go walking at night. Or clip on dog's collar.http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00ELAM42M/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition;=all « Show Less
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Yes, that is what I did. I broke the stem. Leave it to Amazon to have the part. I got it three days after ordering.
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Attach mounting brackets that are shaped in half circles to the handlebars using screws. Next you will need to attach the arm rests to the top of the mounting brackets. Make sure the foam pads are removed from the arm rests. They are attached with velcro and should peel off. You should see holes that you need to put an allen screw through. Line up the holes on the arm rest and on the mounts that attached to your handlebars. Once screws tightened down, apply the foam pads and take for a spin to see what kind of adjustments need to be made for comfort. Loosen screws on mounting brackets to move left or right. Loosen screws on arm rests to change angle in or out. Hope this helps. Attach mounting brackets that are shaped in half circles to the handlebars using screws. Next you will need to attach the arm rests to the top of the mounting brackets. Make sure the foam pads are removed from the arm rests. They are attached with velcro and should peel off. You should see holes that you need to put an allen screw through. Line up the holes on the arm rest and on the mounts that attached to your handlebars. Once screws tightened down, apply the foam pads and take for a spin to see what kind of adjustments need to be made for comfort. Loosen screws on mounting brackets to... » Read More Attach mounting brackets that are shaped in half circles to the handlebars using screws. Next you will need to attach the arm rests to the top of the mounting brackets. Make sure the foam pads are removed from the arm rests. They are attached with velcro and should peel off. You should see holes that you need to put an allen screw through. Line up the holes on the arm rest and on the mounts that attached to your handlebars. Once screws tightened down, apply the foam pads and take for a spin to see what kind of adjustments need to be made for comfort. Loosen screws on mounting brackets to move left or right. Loosen screws on arm rests to change angle in or out. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes.. it's sold as a one or two piece part... this worked perfectly for my bike! Good luck to you! :)