Do these grips block you from installing a bar end mirror or bar end grip on the end of the handle bars?
1749959
No, They include an end cap with which you can plug the handlebar end, or you can use the collar with the cap and leave the handlebar end open for accessories that mount inside the bar such as you mention. If your bar end accessories clamp on you would simply need to move the grip in a bit to leave room for the accessory clamp.
1749960
Depends on the style of mirror. If it's the clamp style, you might need to grind down a tiny bit of the inside of the outer clamp. Mine slid on and stopped at the end of of my bars. Now if you have the type that slip into the handle bar opening, it would be possible by not adding on the ODI grip plug/cap.
1749961
The clamp goes around the very end of the bar so anything that mounts to the end of the bar will not work.
1749962
That depends on the mounting style of the bar end mirror. The grip locks fit around the outside of the bars leaving an open end for a handle bar plug and some types of bar mirrors. Hope that helps!
1791240
I have these bars and while riding there is almost no pressure on your wrists at all.. It's all in the forearm, and the wrists are only resting on the bars themselves. I suggest you buy some sort of tape before putting them on your bars because the metal clamps will scratch your handlebars, and in my opinion aren't quite tight enough by themselves. However, for the price these cant be beat.
661054
Yes they do ,but it's all they've got, not .001" more. I cut to size and rolled a piece of a plastic water bottle, slipped it into the handle bar and then installed the mirrors. I wish they had a sleeve like this shipped with them. They tighten up nicely now.
1000943
As long as you have the handlebar mount mirror holders with at least like 3/4" of space to mount them on your handlebars. These are generally for clip on bars that allow for accessories to be mount because of the longer handlebars
1179430
Seems like the shorter bars are what make the difference. Grips don't play a part in that. These are great by the way.
145167
Clamps are adjustable, will fit practically all handlebars..Install just forward of left grip.
1488493
No, there are not. I used aftermarket chrome cable clamps to secure my cables. However, these are AWESOME bars. You will be amazed at the difference in the handling of your bike.
1349802
In my case my bicycle handlebars have a hole at the end which was covered by a thick plastic. What I did was to pierced that plastic and stuck inside the bar of the mirror and adjusted it with its screw. I hope my explanation is clear since English is not my native language. Good luck!
1452274
They clamp on, you can install a mirror with them. I installed this mirror with them: Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror
1922301
The stem is 2.5" tall from the grip threads to the bend. The mirror end of the stem is about 3" to 3.25" long. On my bike the bottom of the mirror is about 4.5" above the grip and extends over the grip.
338945
The grips are not open on the end, however I needed to add a mirror and needed holes in the ends. I used a hole saw and created the perfict hole. You need to make the hole smaller than the handle bar so the grips will no slide up the handle bar but large enough for the bar ends to fit into the handlebar. Hole saws come in many sizes and look in the harbor freight or your local hardware store. Hope this helps as I love my grips.
97917
Yes either side. You need access to the inside end of handle bar tube, typically by cutting the end of the grip off, or removing the end plug if there is one. The mirror will replace and cover whatever has been removed. Installation is very easy. Best mirror available.
661052
What I did was install a wooden dowel inside the handlebars and then drilled out a hole, and installed the mirrors that way. I know that does not answer the question, but I never tried to find out.
857273
I have this same bell on two different bikes. ( cruiser and hybrid - both Scwhinn) We did not remove handle bar grips. Mine are placed right next to the grips so that it is easy to reach while riding. I am able to hold my handlebar grips and use my thumb for the bell when needed. :)
1746305
You remove your existing grips and these slide into the bars. They have a clamp collar that secures them. Alan wrench is included. A snap to mount. I used a utility knife to remove my old grips.
1452275
They go around the bar so if you want end mirrors just slide them in further
2241284
The handlebar end will eventually cut the inside of the grip. Look for one that will fit the measurments of your bars.