I have a new drop bar handlebar that I am trying to fit into my bike that is 105mm in circumference and doesn't fit my current stem. would this work?
360063
I believe so, because this stem does come with additional spacers, which I needed to use with my bars, if the 105 is too narrow. I like this stem a lot.
2190195
It needs to be in the 3/4 to 7/8 inch range. You could adapt to a smaller diameter by adding padding to the handlebar -- perhaps several layers of duct tape -- and you could go larger by replacing the threaded bolt with a longer one.
1975961
They'll fit on standard handlebars. 25.4 is the clamp diameter probably -- these aren't going to fit over that as the rest of most handlebars is substantially smaller in diameter than the clamp section..
809087
I agree with Arlind. You need to know the size of the hole in the bottom of your steerer tube. There also is the issue of clearance around the fairing at that area of the bike. Too bad you couldn't find one of the owners of this wheel stand in your area who could let you do a test fit.
971575
Well , I don't know... I have a Kona Kahuna.... I believe all handlebars have the same end diameter so they should work fine.
10615
Hi Belladona;I'm quite confident that it will fit because the strap that goes around the tubular handlebar has a span of from 13/16 inches to about 1.5 inches.Right now I have it on my wife's bicycle handlebar that has a 7/8 inch outside diameter and she loves it. If the tube you plan to mount it on falls within that range, it should work.
1082236
Affirmative!. Just use a Pipe cutter to trim the steer tube down to where You want it!. I used Extra Spacers for more Handlebar Height!.
1119130
I measured the inside of the hook at 2 1/8" so if your downtube is 2" or less you should be fine. For example it does not fit on my full suspension mt bike. Hope this helps you!
1908732
The main concern for the fit is that your stem supports a 1' diameter handle bar.The shorter handle bar is not a problem
546338
Stem must correct size for your handlebars. Stem must also correct size to match your fork. I'd take your bike to a bike shop to see what size fork and handlebars your stem can use to be sure.
1190938
The Nashbar Trekking bars fit a stem with a 25.4 mm clamp. I believe that is the size clamp you have, but you should measure it first to make sure.
352695
I gained almost 2 inches of handlebar height over my stock stem, and it brought the bars back approximately an inch. So it sounds like this would about do it for you. Also, this was slightly lighter than my stock stem.
1339548
These handlebars fit a 25.4mm clamp on your stem. The other popular size is a 31.8mm clamp. So make sure you have 25.4mm bars, or buy a new stem. But you have a bigger issue. I think a windsor tourist comes with drops. You are going to need all new brake levers and shifters, as this bar is a replacement for straight bar or mountain biking handlebars. (It's an AWESOME handlebar for touring, however.)
1428778
it does not matter what the stem size is, as long as the hand grip area size of your bars are standard this will fit.
1041317
The stem diameter is larger that most standard bike stems. Be very careful to measure the existing stem diameter. I thougt it would all be standard. Not true..
285604
Dear JP, yes, it will fit, it has several layers of rubber that you can take it out if the handlebar is too thick, and if the radius is small you can add these rubbers to make it tighter.
446726
It's a universal fit. You just have to have an open spot on your handlebars. The neck, stem, and gps holder are on separate ball joints so you can really move it around. The whole thing attaches to your handlebars with a u-joint. Unless your handlebars are full of attachments, I don't see why it wouldn't fit. But, I can't say with 100% certainty