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05-02-08, 01:39 PM
Hmm... anybody think about using something like this?
http://members.aol.com/bac2the50s/astingbar2.jpg
angled back at a pretty strong angle, to reach back to a kid stoker?
I'm kind of the odd man out in that I'm using kids' bike handlebars for my current kid stoker setup. I *was* using the bars off of his 16" bike, but then he couldn't ride his bike.
So I switched on some off a girls' 12" bike; they are a little narrower (good) and have a little less rise (not good). When he stands on the pedals, he has occasionally hits his knee on the seatpost that I'm using to set back the bars. I wonder if I had Stingray bars if I could skip the seatpost altogether and just mount them in the regular stoker stem..?
http://members.aol.com/bac2the50s/astingbar2.jpg
angled back at a pretty strong angle, to reach back to a kid stoker?
I'm kind of the odd man out in that I'm using kids' bike handlebars for my current kid stoker setup. I *was* using the bars off of his 16" bike, but then he couldn't ride his bike.
So I switched on some off a girls' 12" bike; they are a little narrower (good) and have a little less rise (not good). When he stands on the pedals, he has occasionally hits his knee on the seatpost that I'm using to set back the bars. I wonder if I had Stingray bars if I could skip the seatpost altogether and just mount them in the regular stoker stem..?