Is the diameter 22.2 mm or is it 1". I need the 22.2 mm to fit my older mountain bike
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I purchased this 22.2mm stem and it was slightly too wide and didn't fit into the steering column. You want the other one I purchased off amazon...though its just normal length twill, not extra long. (Wald 550 1-Inch Quill Stem - 6-Inch Long 25.4 Clamp by Wald MFG)
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I will need to see if I can find a micrometer to say for sure. I can not remember. But the description shows a 22.2 mm quill that goes down into the fork and then the opening for handlebars is 1"
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It's 22.2 mm or = 7/8 inch. When you tighten it down the base expands to 1 in. I use mine on an old road bike to get a more upright position. Works perfect. No more back problems.
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If you mean the distance between the bottom of the bars to where they turn upward, 6" wide on the inside closer to 7" on the outside. If you mean the grooved middle section for mounting on a single bicycle stem, then it's 1 1/4". Should fit all Bicycles and most motorcycles. I'm mounting mine on an old Honda motorcycle once I can find the correct length front brake cable. Nice product for the money. Good luck.
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I checked the handle bar end diameter on my Trek 6700. It measures 22.4mm then I measured the inside diameter of the Avenir grip. It measured 21.5mm - tough to do without distorting the hole. I'd say they should be fine on your 22mm bar. see if you can find the review where the guy gives a detailed explanation of how to remove old grips and install ones. He uses alcohol - follow his instructions. I did and had no problems with the grips slipping even under some hard use at Moab this year. These are great grips! I would definitely recommend them.
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Jeff Im not sure i use 22" sorry Im not the one to ask i am new to the sport good luck
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Can't find the specs but it almost certainly will work. Almost all older mtb cranks are the same bolt circle diameter.
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John- It's a nominal 1 1/2". Actually, I measured it with a caliper and it's 1/64 smaller than 1 1/2".
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I think it all depends on the size the bike requires for the threaded insert of the pedal. I believe this one comes 9/16" or 1/2". Determine the size of the original pedal insert. I originally took our old pedal to Dicks Sporting Goods and they explained to me the difference and exactly what pedal to look for. I believe ours was the 1/2"--not typically found in stores so that is why I went to Amazon to order with the suggestion of the type of pedal (not plastic) to get.
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The description doesn't specify the clamp size. It is 22.2mm. I bought one unfortunately, but my bike is 23.8mm.
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You know I think it is 1" but probably need to check specs. I have three of them now and should know. When you get it in and go to gunshop to mount they will tell you if you do not yet know. Love them.
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Are you looking for the handlebar diameter they fit? The specs on this page say "Fits 22mm to 25.4mm w/ included sleeve".
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Mike, I have it on two bikes Both are 1 1/8" threadless stems. Best bet is to take the bike by your Local bike shop. I absolutely love these extenders so much I wouldn't buy a new bike unless I knew the extender would work with the bike. Hope it works for you. Cathy.
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The only way to be sure is to take your handlebars off and measure the fork extension diameter where the handlebars mount. If I remember correctly mine was 1 1/8 inch but cant be sure. Then match your measurement with the correct riser to fit your particular mount size. Hope this helps a little.
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About the size of your index finger . Definitely wont fit your bike . Didn't work for my 42 forks
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The diameter won't likely be your problem. The length was the issue for me. It was a little too long, and wouldn't lock. However, I was able to grind part of the bolt off and get it to work. You might want to measure the space between your forks to get a better idea it it will work for your bike.
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Hello. A 2.1" tire is only very slightly wider than a 1.95", so I am virtually certain it will fit. I would think this width difference is common within one tire size simply due to knob design. Further, most bike builders leave extra room around the tire area of the frame and forks for mud build-up. My understanding is that the studs are replaceable, but I do not know how. So far I have not lost a single stud. I really like these tires.
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I'm using it on a 2010 Cannondale CAAD 9 which I believe is 130mm, it also fits my older Schwinn 974 which is 126mm. There is quite a bit of adjustment still either direction.
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ther are two measurements one is the handle bar size which can be 25.4mm(1") or 31.8(11/4)the other is the stem size this is normally 11/8 there are 11/2 but these are on very expensive bikes usally the handle bars have the size on them the item is 1/18 stem size but will do both sizes of handlebars