Sunlite Hi-Rise Chomr Handlebars

These handlebars were exactly what I was looking for to complete my husband’s vintage-style bike. The chrome finish looks great—clean, shiny, and classic. They gave the bike that timeless cruiser feel without compromising comfort or function. Easy to install and they feel sturdy on the ride. Definitely added the perfect finishing touch!

Needed to raise handlebar height on Granddaughter’s 20” trike. Tried a couple of other possible solutions but finally came to the conclusion that new taller bars was the best answer. Factory cables had enough slack to accommodate these bars so it was a quick and easy swap. Worked out great. Quality is very good. No issues.

These Sunlite Hi-Rise Chrome Handlebars were just what I was looking for at a good value. I really like the look and comfort of them, and they were easy to change out. Durable and a good height, I would purchase them again; five stars from me.

It took a while for me to get these handlebars.Just wondering why it needed to go through seven different UPS terminals to get from NY to NC. The quality of the bar is good, the chrome is very nice. The problem I, and a few others have had is that they fit loose. Most bars you buy are slightly larger where they tie to the neck hub. These stay the same thickness from start to finish so there's no way to fully tighten them down without a spacer. You can order one from here,[...]The spacer will cost you $4 plus shipping, but if you have the means to SAFELY cut metal I would suggest buying a 1 inch copper coupling for about a buck or two. Any hardware store carries these. Sit it end to end in a vise and slice it down the middle on one side. Spread it open and slide over the bars and have it in the neck stem when you tighten the bars. In some situations it might be better to cut the coupling in two halves to ease wedging them into the stem.Some couplings are shorter than others, but it may stick out slightly on the outside edge of the neck stem. If you can't trim it neatly and it bothers you,I would suggest buying a BMX headset that has four bolts to hold this baby on. If anyone else has a better solution by all means post it! I like the look and feel of the bars and like I said before the chrome was beautiful.If you're handy, which you must be if you're messin with a bike, this is an easy fix. If this is your first build (and or) new to tinkering with stuff, Take it to a shop so you don't damage the bars or your bike.

Great purchase, perfect height

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Nice hi-rise handlebars for use on a highly modified Razor Dirt Quad turned into a yard tug with a 36V conversion (eBay), the Beach Cart Conversion Sprockets and Chain Kit (electricscooterparts.com), 31.6 mm seat post (Amazon), etc... Inspired by all the beach cart conversion videos out there and the LiveLiveGear website.

the product was an excellent choice, added a nice look to my bike