Sentence examples for to handlebars from inspiring English sources
noun
The bar used to steer a bicycle, motorbike, or similar vehicle, usually used in the plural.
What matters is the relationship of the seat to handlebars to footpegs, and the CBR has it right.
CYFI ($100) For the cyclist who has everything, here's the CyFi, a compact, water-resistant, aerodynamically shaped speaker that fastens to handlebars (or backpack strap, or stroller).
This one's ideal for any cyclists who want to look chic on two wheels as the canvas straps attach to handlebars.
The Lightship Adult Classic by Nantucket Bike Baskets attaches to handlebars to carry provisions in classic style (this model is a replica of a 19th-century design); $40 from beachbikeoutlet.com, (877) 955-2453.
These days a kickabout with David Beckham, or perhaps a cycling trip from Venice to Rome, would be more effective: "It's about the bragging rights of doing something others can't do," he says.If sophisticated consumers are shifting their preferences from handbags to handlebars, makers of luxury goods need to pay attention.
This "formal operational" level of cognitive development includes analogical reasoning about relationships, such as: "Bicycle is to handlebars as ship is to rudder, with "steering mechanism" being the similar relationship" (Goswami, p. xxi).
In addition, thousands of bikes were parked handlebar to handlebar on both sides of the street, buffed and brushed to a high polish.
Add a plastic riser to the stem to bring the handlebars to the desired height and return the handlebars to the stem.
When he finished, he had about three feet of thin but durable rubber strap left over, which he proceeded to tie to my handlebars.
The rider applies torque to the handlebars in order to turn the front wheel and so to control lean and maintain balance.
She listened to talking books – Tolstoy, Roth, Asimov and Bukowski, among others – while I taped poems to my handlebars and learned them to enliven the tedium.
