I'm shamelessly copying your handlebar design - it's at the welders shop now. Since you say it doesn't bump your knees, I wanted to get some specs from you...
If you were to hold it so the plate was level, how much higher is the T-bar than the plate?
How wide is the T, the horizontal part?
Thanks.
I want royalties!! I'll pop out to the truck between patients and measure for you, Jim
To the guy that asked for measurements: The cross bar is just under 4" wide and is just level with the mounting plate. With the seat angled up in front, the cross bar is about the middle of the seat. The cross bas extends just under 4" from the front of the seat base. I am really liking the way it works. Very comfy and really helps climbing and so light. I don't torque the bar ends down all the way so that they can rotate when I UPD and drop the uni. I figure this will help protect the awesome Scott Wallis base.
To the guy that asked for measurements: The cross bar is just under 4" wide and is just level with the mounting plate. With the seat angled up in front, the cross bar is about the middle of the seat. The cross bas extends just under 4" from the front of the seat base. I am really liking the way it works. Very comfy and really helps climbing and so light. I don't torque the bar ends down all the way so that they can rotate when I UPD and drop the uni. I figure this will help protect the awesome Scott Wallis base.
Thanks - that's perfect.
-- steveyo
steveyo ...like having your own personal rollercoaster...
