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My Home made Handle Bar Extender
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After looking for some handle bar extender, I got to thinking in my wood shop that I could build one out of wood. So I went to my pile and pulled out some walnut and come up with this design. It turned out pretty good, not for sure what I would change other than a put in a couple of degrees where it mounts to the bike.
Michael |
Nice work.
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Very classy. Fine work!
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Why is there a dinosaur attached to your bike?
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Originally Posted by Throwmeabone
(Post 7379266)
Why is there a dinosaur attached to your bike?
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Originally Posted by Throwmeabone
(Post 7379266)
Why is there a dinosaur attached to your bike?
Michael |
nice work. that looks great! I don't care for the dinosaur much, but it's your bike.
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Yet another cool wood accessory for bikes. Wood fenders, rack decks, now handlebar extenders.
It is a cool idea. It lets you customize the fit. Raise the bar, offset, make room for handlebar bags. I really like it. I think I'll steal it (the idea that is). |
Michael - how did you construct the clamp? Did you just drill two holes in a blank, then rip it in two bisecting the holes?
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Originally Posted by urban_assault
(Post 7379411)
That's what my nephew said to me once. I looked for a second, then realized he was talking about me.
:o Nice wood solution. I do a lot of woodworking as well but would never have thought to make something for the bikes out of wood. Perhaps just because it's so wet around here all the time. I'm curious though, why only the one forward extension instead of two and just move the speedo'? You'd get double the clamping force for resisting pivoting when pulling hard during hill climbs. At least sitting forward and reaching to the extensions during climbs is where I'd tend to use them the most |
Originally Posted by BCRider
(Post 7382145)
:lol: That needs to go into the 50+ forum :lol:
Nice wood solution. I do a lot of woodworking as well but would never have thought to make something for the bikes out of wood. Perhaps just because it's so wet around here all the time. I'm curious though, why only the one forward extension instead of two and just move the speedo'? You'd get double the clamping force for resisting pivoting when pulling hard during hill climbs. At least sitting forward and reaching to the extensions during climbs is where I'd tend to use them the most Looks good! |
somthing you made is always better than what you can buy then i makes it one of a kind,
i have lots of parts on my bike i have machined myself and that is always better |
Beautiful
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Very cool! And I used to have a dinosaur just like that. Now I have a bell. Its sound is much more pleasant.
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Nice work! Now you need to get more accessories!
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clever.
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ahah nice.
i must say... that dinosaur is mighty cool ! |
Nicely done.
Looks like wooden versions of the Nitto Lamp Holder http://cgi.ebay.com/NITTO-Computer-L...ayphotohosting |
I made an extender out of a section of mtb handlebar and some old reflector mounts pieced together.
Handlebar extenders are probably the one thing that's easiest to make better than what you can get at a bike shop. The ones made by Minoura and (I think) Dimension are small and have no quick release capability (what if you want to take all of your lights and swap them from one bike to another at once. Or take them with you when you lock your bike). They are also very small. I will try, however, fashioning one out of wood. That makes perfect sense. |
Definitely would look more at home on a Calfree bamboo bike. Cool design, regardless.
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Originally Posted by nahh
(Post 7381127)
nice work. that looks great! I don't care for the dinosaur much, but it's your bike.
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Originally Posted by GV27
(Post 7381558)
Michael - how did you construct the clamp? Did you just drill two holes in a blank, then rip it in two bisecting the holes?
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That's pretty sweet, when do you start mass production?
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