Brand Wald Model 867 Details Lowest Price ($9.73)

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Wald 867 Low-Rise Cruiser Bike Handlebar (20-Inches Wide, Chrome, 4-Inch Rise)
Wald 867 Low Rise Cruiser Bike Handlebar (20 Inches Wide Chrome 4 Inch Rise) – Features
The little brother to our classic 828, 872, 896, and 898 bars, this bar features a 1-inch clamp area (which equates to, you guessed it, 25.4 mm), a 4-inch rise, and sports a 20-inch wingspan for squeezing through tight gaps.
20W x 4H x 1″

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Wald 867 Low Rise Cruiser Bike Handlebar (20 Inches Wide Chrome 4 Inch Rise) – Reviews

I have a ten speed bike that I transitioned into an indoor stationary bike and the handle bars of the ten speed was too low and too narrow. So I purchased a stem and handle bars which are working fine and giving me a more relaxing ride and by purchasing a brake cable the bike’s brakes and gears are still working like new.

A. Brick

I even set an alarm for the date my order was to arrive it went off an hour after UPS handed my box to me. Good price fast service accurate representation of product. I hope this solves some of my problem namely having to bend over to ride the bike I had major back surgery 3 level fusion bending over any amount is painful. As I stated I have yet to install but what can go wrong they are handlebars that allow you to sit upright. WALD 867 Low-Rise handlebars.

MMouse

I used these handlebars to convert my mountain bike to a commuter. My original mountain bike handlebars required me to lean forward and it was bothering my lower back and neck. I was able to put my all-in-one brake/click shifters combos on the Wald 867 handlebars — there was just enough space left for my hand grips. (I had to replace the brake and gear cables and housing as the originals were too short for the new longer handlebars.) The Wald 867 bars are a little narrow (20″). One thing I don’t like about these handlebars is that the grip section goes straight back at 90 degrees and forces you to turn your wrists out in an awkward manner — I think they would be more comfortable for your wrists if they swept out just a little.

Alex Chaffee

I used these on an old light road bike from the early ’80s. I love the frame and just couldn’t give it up, but my old back wouldn’t let me use the drop bars anymore. I paired the bars with Oury mountain bike style soft rubber grips and old style (read, Dad’s 3 speed) Dia Compe brake levers. If you don’t have down tube shifters like I do, or don’t have a fixed gear bike…look out. THERE IS NO EXTRA ROOM FOR SHIFT LEVERS. That being said, these bars are great for me and my bike’s combination. The narrower width is an A+++ for me. They are well finished, surprisingly light weight and were shipped very quickly complete with tracking information. Oh, and I eventually saw them at a bike shop for three times the price.

PlasticJackie


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