if travelling on holiday, how does the stem/bar with handles detach?
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Good Morning: Look at the undercarriage of the scooter where the stem sits when installed. You will see a red piece of plastic. If you push it it will enter into the stem. You can use a screwdriver or a pencil to push the red piece all the way in. Then pull out the handle.
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I wouldn't recommend taking them off after you've tightened them onto your handle bars. You risk stripping the hex screws that hold them on and the diameter of the bar ends would be smaller than originally once you remove them. I would not recommend any type of bar ends on a rental bike, not to mention the ends of the handlebar grips have to be cut/removed to put these on a bike's handlebars.
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Mine is detachable and adjustable (bought it about 4-5 months ago), also has handles for carrying.
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Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack without a sissy bar, you could probably secure it without any problems. Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack... » Read More Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack without a sissy bar, you could probably secure it without any problems. « Show Less
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It is an Andros stem, which offers several adjustments. There are two levers that unlatch, allowing the handlebars to be rotated toward or away from the rider, as well as turned. Check the web for photos to see how it works.
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Yes... It just detaches from the hardware attached to the handlebars. Just use one of the bike cable locks if you are concerned.Butch
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The handle's not really removeable, but it doesn't have to stand straight up, as in the picture; it will also lie flat in an indentation in the lid. One layer can definitely be used alone; I usually take just one when I'm traveling, and it keeps a pretty slim profile in my suitcase.
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The spring-locking mechanism used for pinning the wheel to the axis is curved with tension such that it takes considerable trouble to get the wheel off once it has been placed on the axis. This is certainly a safety mechanism (you wouldn't want a wheel accidentally coming off when taking the pram through rough terrain, of course). Putting the pram in a suitcase seems like overkill. I have taken the pram on over 12 flights (4 international) without any trouble The airlines have always gate checked it without any fuss or additional expense.
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The GPS is part of the upper handle, of which is detachable. The GPS is adjustable forward and back for better viewing but can only be detached with the handle.
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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.)
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you can take it off but there is a stem where it is attached that sticks up
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Just remove the only screw on the side the handle and pull apart. Hope this helps.
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Dear Mathew, please tell me how you did it. My brother bought one similar to this one for my daughter but apparently it is way to big to take abroad. I wonder if you were able to dismantle it. Thanks!
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I've not had a reason to take it off, but I did examine the handles hardware and believe I know the approach. When looking at the handle itself and the hardware attached, it appears the chrome buckles snap down on the apposing sides of the handle. I suggest putting a flat piece of metal under the screwdriver you will use to pry up the ends, so you won't damage the top of the wooden lid.
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The wand does not detach. I just give it a quick rinse under water while it's on. The handle is rubber like non-slip and has a good feel.
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Neither the wheels or handle are removable. It acts just like a suitcase. I love that it saved me a ton of space tho. I hope that helps.
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A piece of Velcro attaches to the back which the handle attaches to so you can remove the handle and then be a will to use it without the handle