Can we remove the handle bars!?
1349036
It appears that the handle bars could be removed by taking out the 4 phillips screws on each bar. The bars are clearly not designed to be removed and although it probably wouldn't hurt the functionality of the item it wouldn't look right either.
1349037
Yes you can, but remember, these "handle bars", as you call them, also act like protective bumpers. This model was made to be used on construction sites and places where something or someone might bump into it. Plus, I think it adds to the look of the speaker.
1349038
as others have said.. yes you can remove them. But why? Plus this system is built tough and that costs in weight which the top bar is kinda needed from lifting the thing.
1349039
Although I have not tried to remove the handles, it appears that you can; there are two Phillips head screws clearly visible at the ends of the handles where they are secured to the cabinet.
113432
They come with or without handle bar. You need to request which one you want.
1271342
By "disarm the handle bars" if you mean lock them in place so they stay in the upright position, the answer is "no." However, you can just use the pedals, but the handle bars will still keep moving, as I`m sure you know. I have done this on many occasion and I like it because it adds more weight/resistance to my workout.Have you read my overall review of this product??
434518
I take them off, as my bike has rubber valve stems and they would bend. Besides, there is one more place to lerak if you leave them on. They work well, but I definitely woould remove them on a bike...
2041967
Yes. Remove the bottom plate. This will allow you to remove the beater bar. You could also Google video to see if anyone made a
441852
I wouldn't remove the seat. When you are traveling at fast speeds using just one hand on the handle bars is a risky thing to do. This is not like a motorcycle. Its fun but scary.
261694
Yes, for the handle bars. If you got clever with the clamp, you could rig them for down tube shifting, but probably best to leave them on the bars
1667840
I believe the basket can be removed. But some disassembly near where handlebars attach would be necessary to remove a bracket if the existing bracket can't be repurposed for the bigger basket you have in mind. That said, the current bracket was preinstalled on the bike in the box, so I've never actually removed it.
993454
Not really. You should be able to remove these wind bar/braces for the best fit. You could slice each section length wise if the bars are not removable. Then slide one piece below the bar and one above the bar. I do not recommend this. Removing and the replacing the bars/braces is much better and gives a nice professional look.
883455
no. the handle bars are fixed to the forks that are mounted to the front tire like a regular bike.
248592
Yes I think the handle could be removed. If you could bend the handle ends.
1575964
No. Our son uses it without the handlebar. I guess to use it the safe way it should have them but it is possible to use it without.
62944
I have replaced the handlebars on this. It was easy and I used this handlebar off of Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006R1IU5S/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
614327
I am sorry but I don't know... But the handle bars are pretty long and comfty!
262690
Yes. The handlebars fold down easily. But you need to use an Allen wrench to remove the seat. Not hard, but if you don't have one with you, you are out of luck.
1680004
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.
1527263
Yes but the bar is removable.... It's good quality foam patting not like on a bicycle handlebar