BRCOVAN Aluminum Alloy Handlebar Extender Extensions with 4'' Long Cross Bar, Fit Handlebars 0.875'' / 1'' / 1.125'' / 1.26'' in Diameter, for Bike Bicycle Motorcycle Scooter ATV

Not much to say. It's made well and it clamps tight. It does the job

It fit my Lectric XP Lite top handle bar perfectly, allowing me to use the ROCKBROS upright bicycle bag; the frame bag they carry can’t be modified for length so I can’t use it on my e-bikes. This solved that problem as the bag I use requires a point of connection to the stem. It doesn’t shift at all. It looks great since it’s compact. Hasn’t scratched yet and is sturdy. I recommend it a lot! It fit my rubber ducky and action camera perfectly before I finally installed the bag.

It appears to be a quality item, however it looked odd sticking 4 inches high over my handlebars. Was going to mount two headlights on it. The headlights did mount perfectly and was a very solid installation. Didn't cost much to try, since I am not returning them. If you need to have this for an accessory then it is pretty solid. But I do not think it adds to the overall looks of my bicycle.

If you suffer from “cyclist’s palsy” or “handlebar palsy” this item and changing your posture will help. Along with the other things you will see in the photos below. I ride a hybrid bike and the flat handlebars and poor posture started making my hands and wrist go numb. My solution involved many things. 1. Different Handlebars to raise them. 2. MTB handlebar riser. 3. Shock absorbing handgrips. 4. These Aluminum Handlebar Extenders. 5. Shock absorbing handgrips for the extenders. 6. Shock absorbing bicycle gloves. Now paying attention to my posture and moving my hands around the various places I can place them on the handlebars, the issue with “cyclist’s palsy” or “handlebar palsy” is fading away. Sure you can mount things on the extenders, but they can also be used as I have shown.

Have a ez-pass i use on occasion, it’s similar in size to the one’s mounted in a car. This little handlebar extension allows me to remotely and securely attach the pass without hogging space for my phone mount. Fits my Kawasaki handlebar perfectly, and is pretty well built.

Read complaints about this thing, but it works perfectly on my Seg Max G3 for mounting a Hafny mirror. Put over 500 miles with it on my scooter and not one issue. It works great!

I was trying to figure out a way to rig something like this, I couldn't think of a phrase to search for and didn't know they were made, I stumbled upon a reference somewhere. I saw several models for various prices on Amazon, this one was not expensive and was smaller than some of the others. I only needed something big enough to do the job, anything larger would have been in the way. The main motivation was to raise my light above my cables. This is perfect, I also stuck my gps on there. I like the way the clamp that goes around the handlebars is hinged. I used a rubber spacer around that and around the clamp for my light. My GPS bracket just used zip ties so it didn't need anything. I had no problem with slippage, I have it pretty upright so it's unlikely the weight from my devices would have much effect. I mounted the bracket close to the stem as possible, and the bar that things are mounted is offset a little, the mounting bar is not centered in the clamp. This is because I only needed a little space for my GPS but wanted the light to be centered on the handlebars over the stem, hopefully this shows up in the pictures. It's not meant to be a handlebar, it's an extension for your attachments. It's very sturdy for that, big enough to do the job, not too big to get in the way. I may order another for my other bike.

I see this product working OK for a very light application such as a digital music player. I work with metal near daily (CNC) and I can assure you these will snap under load or when struck moderately. I would never recommend using with a heavy device such as a smart cell phone. The hinge pins are extremely small.