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What's the typical MTB bar diameter?

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  1. I built my bike not knowing what the normal stem/bar size is for MTBs, and now someone wants to buy
    my stem, but I don't have calipers (and I'm not on campus where the stem/bar is).

    What's the most common size of MTB bar? I'm 90% sure I don't have the oversize 1 1/8"... is 25.4mm
    (1inch) the norm?

    TIA!

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, Phil, Squid-in-Training

    Quoted message said:

    I built my bike not knowing what the normal stem/bar size is for MTBs, and now someone wants to buy
    my stem, but I don't have calipers (and I'm not on campus where the stem/bar is).

    What's the most common size of MTB bar? I'm 90% sure I don't have the oversize 1 1/8"... is 25.4mm
    (1inch) the norm?

    Yes, 25.4 is normal for the handlebar.

  3. "Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I built my bike not knowing what the normal stem/bar size is for MTBs, and now someone wants to
    buy my stem, but I don't have calipers (and I'm not


    on

    Quoted message said:

    campus where the stem/bar is).

    What's the most common size of MTB bar? I'm 90% sure I don't have the oversize 1 1/8"... is 25.4mm
    (1inch) the norm?

    Wrap a paper around the part and mark off the circumference. Take it off and lay it flat. Measure
    the circumference with a ruler and divide by pi -
    3.14159. You have your answer without a caliper.
    --
    Andrew Muzi yellowjersey.orgyellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April 1971

  4. Quoted message said:

    Wrap a paper around the part and mark off the circumference. Take it off and lay it flat. Measure
    the circumference with a ruler and divide by


    pi -

    Quoted message said:

    3.14159. You have your answer without a caliper.

    Yes... I was going to do that before I left my dorm room and came home for spring break 😉 But it's
    not in my current possession and I can't measure it, and I have to give the ebay guy an answer.

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

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