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It fit my big scooter ( Turbowheel Phaeton) perfectly the screws were an exact match for me thread. Although it is smaller in size that others, you are able to utilize the space better on this one. Seems very sturdy and looks great.

Doesn’t fit every bike. The bolts and spacers that came with the installation package for this did not fit my handlebar clamps. They were too small. I had to find bolts and spacers and drill out the openings in the extender to be able to mount it. The promotional material should be clear about what size bolts are included. It’s A great design and is working well now that I’ve gone through all of the hoops of getting it installed

This item is too short to be useful for me. They changed the contour of the bar to help prevent rotation that is a common problem of the brackets sold today (Not this bar, the brackets / clamps). I really would like to see them go with the picatinny mounting scheme. For some reason, the picatinny rail items sell for a lot less money than all these typical bicycle mounting schemes.

I bought a really cheap Walmart gravel bike (Kent Eagle Ridge 700c) and ordered this extender because the handlebars on the bike have almost no way of affixing any accessories. The way this goes on is perfect, the spacers keep it from bumping into the handlebar clamp on the stem, and it's just the right positioning without sacrificing any handlebar real estate (I initially placed it through the top screws, but I've since moved it to the bottom for better aerodynamics).However, the bolts provided (and the corresponding spacers) are M4 screws, while my bike's stem takes M6. So I had to go to the hardware store, find screws and washers that were the same diameter as my bike's screws and as long as these screws (I want to say 40mm long?) and find spacers that fit over the new diameter screws. Since the only spacers they had were nylon with too wide an outer diameter, I bought a short length of hollow stainless steel rod with the correct inner diameter, and used a Dremel cutter to cut it into half-inch spacers specifically for this. I also had to use the Dremel widen the holes in the mount itself so that it would fit the wider diameter screws. Other than running around getting the materials, everything I did was fairly easy given the appropriate tools, and the total additional cost ended up being about $6.I didn't remove any stars from this review because the description on the item clearly states the size of the screws provided, but be sure to check the size of your bike's hardware and be prepared to do something like this if it isn't right. For the price, and even with the extra work, this has been so, so worth it.

This looks solid, looks good but my bike fell over one time and it broke off like nothing, as if it was glass. Maybe it was made on a Monday or a Friday and they just didn't want to be there. But for me $ down the drain.

I ordered a new item but received a used item with missing parts. I made and bought the missing parts. The item is now installed and works fine.

Well, I knew what size it was when I bought, the issue is this an industry-wide problem. Accessories extensions are 26mm but nearly all accessory mounts are 38.6mm. This leaves a 12mm gap to address over and over again. Solution stop making 26mm solutions they are legacy.

Nicely finished. Not round kind of clover shaped. It does a far better job of keeping things oriented than a round bar, kinda has additional bite.Spacers worked well, aluminum, included screws were correct, at least for Diamondback Podium, Cannondale Synapse, which have either 3t or FSA.