Yizhet Bike Handlebar Extender, Lightweight Durable Aluminum Alloy Double Bicycle Handlebar Extension Bracket for Holding Motorcycle E-Bike Lamp S...

I assembled the parts onto my FLX2 Step Through eBike but it would not stay in place. I ended up buying some black elastic tape to wrap the bike's handlebar to make it tighter. Happy with the length of the accessory bar and quality of materials.

I mount several phones and a camera to my handle bar, it couldnt be done with out this unit. its simple and it works, also it doesnt cost much, its made out of aluminum also, you can make adjustment out in the field if you need to, by the nature of the design

The kqi 3 max has a small plastic guard thats removavle with two alan bolts. Once you take that off, youve got plenty of rook to mount of these on. That shield is just a oiece of transparent plastic sothat can reattatch any time so no harm done. Now i got room for a nice phone mount that doesnt cover the dashboard. Excellent!

My order arrived on time.The Yizhet Bike Handlebar Extender was shipped in a mailing envelope. And the bar was inside a separate zip lock bag ( that was in the shipping envelope) as were the clamps, shims, and the wrench (needed to tighten the set screws.) The product arrived in new condition/ no issues to report. The clamps also included a few shims to be added if needed for a snug fit on my handlebar. The bar is very lightweight which is my preference. The clamps are made of sturdy plastic-type material. One set of the shims was made of a sturdy plastic material and the other set of shims look to be a rubber type of material. The wrench that was provided with this purchase is a plus. Installation of this bar/clamps was very easy. The bar length is perfect for my needs. I would recommend this/the Yizhet Bike Handlebar Extender to my friends. I am thinking about reordering as Christmas gifts.

This extender would work better on a mountain or comfort bike with a straight handlebar than on a road bike, because the aluminum tube is a little too long for a 42" or 44" drop handlebars (the extender may get in the way of your fingers when you move between hoods and other two standard positions on a road handlebar). However, if needed, it is easy to cut the tube to length. Installation on 31.8 mm diameter handlebars (which is a standard diameter these days) requires that one uses a thin plastic insert, provided with the extender. Without the insert, the clamp is too loose. With the insert, though, it is hard to get the screw through the hole and into the threaded side of the clamp. The hole of the screw is narrow and long, so it is very directional; if the hole in the upper part and the threaded hole in the bottom part are not well aligned, which unavoidably happens with the insert which kind of opens up the clamp, the screw does not want to go into the thread. The hole should have been oval in shape, or a larger diameter. A metric Allen wrench (if I remember correctly, 2.5 mm) is provided, but both the wrench and the screws are poor quality, metal is soft and hex-shaped opening is easy to damage if you accidentally tighten it a little too much (and there is not much distance between "not enough" and "too much"). The quality of black coating on aluminum tube is poor, it is very easy to scratch off. Well, this can be fixed with a black permanent marker, sort of. I bought two extenders, and one had a scratch from the get-go. I used them to build a keyboard holder for an indoor bike trainer, and I eventually made them work for my purpose, even though I felt on several occasions that I may damage the parts or screws while tightening them, because they are so easy to damage.