I transport my bike in back seat of my car - only .5" of to spare - how adjustable are these? do they rotate straight up so I can still fit in my car?
1033836
Yes. They rotate 180 deg and I believe they can be removed with an Allen wrench.
1033837
You would have to loosen them each time to rotate them. They take up quite a bit more space than regular grips. Wouldn't really recommend if space is an issue.
2106333
They are adjustable. I have been really happy with mine. It fits exactly where I needed some extra storage. I didn't find it cheap.
1029659
It can be rotated. You can mount it on the stem (get the bigger diameter version if you're mounting on the stem) or you can mount it on the handlebar and adjust to your preferred orientation.
755734
The seat that comes with the bike is not adjustable. If you go to the following link you will be able to find an adaptor and seat that should work for you. http://www.bicycleseats.org/exercise-seat-adaptor-choos.htm
652018
It's not adjustable, but I have it in my '02 civic. Best thing I ever bought. Lol.
1037406
They are solid. You cannot adjust the width. Only the top bar is adjustable in that you can push one side in if you want to so that the top and bottom are the same. You can make it shorter but who wants to do that? It is a good product for the price, but not adjustable as described.
1241125
No they are not adjustable. I put a peice of thin rubber on the corner of my hood problem solved. With some time they will wear in. I put the rubber on cause I like my deep water pearl blue paint. :)
44549
I just measured the ones we put on my Hubbies Mistress, a 1990 Harley Softail and they currently measure 11.5" and they are adjusted for a lower ride already. Hope this information helps.
1575948
They are adjustable, I would check with manufacturer, a tight fit works best
2032019
I just went to check and they do not seem to be adjustable. I hope this helps. But, it is a great chair!
2150186
Yes, they are adjustable. About the only problem I have is that the shafts should be a bit longer, so the mirrors stick out a bit more. Even though I have them close to the controls on each side of the handlebars, the mirrors see more of me than they do of what is behind me. So far, they are the best inexpensive mirrors I have found for my purpose. I use them on a Yamaha Grizzly 700 Quad.
14076
They adjust. They fit our Hyundai Entourage just fine, so I expect they would be just fine. Just follow the directions for measuring on the description. They worked great for us.
1782743
i'm not sure what to tell you....or how u attached your rear rack, because mine is almost vertical when i attached it to my bike just exactly like the picture....maybe u should ask for an exchange. 20-30 degrees of tilting (either up or down wards) i believe is not right. good luck.
341659
They are adjustable from 2 3/4 to 6 1/2 inches. If you go full adjustment you will have to take one out.
2106332
They are adjustable. I wouldn't waste my money on it though. It isn't very sturdy. I disassembled it and glued it so it's better but it's pretty cheap.
699432
They worked for me for a passenger car. Just be careful with the first one toward the trunk. Put those cradles to the maximum height. Always put that bike first and remove it last. Use the straps to tide both bikes together to the aluminum bars. It takes 3-5 minutes to put all nice attached to the car but then you can travel long distances without any concerns.
998158
Hooks are adjustable and it was easy. I have a trek road bike on top and a ladies bike with a basket from Japan on the bottom. No issues for me at all. I would post pics, but the response section wont let me.