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Re: I have a Huffy Timber Creek 10 speed and I would like...
Go to your local bike shop and ask for a stem extension piece, take your bike w/you to ensure you have enough cable slack to accomodate the modification...good luck to you friend...Tim
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any upholsterer or shop that makes tents, shades or awnings can do this for you
check the trades directory or google-- tent repairs-- for a business near you
On the steering stem were the handle bars go through there will be a clamp. This clamp will have one, two or four bolts tht clamp the handle bar.
Depending on the type of bolt used on your bike you will need a ring, socket or allen wrench. Loosen these bolts of about two turns anti clockwise and center your bars and then tighten the bolts.
If you are talking about the handle-bar stem, the bolt you need to tighten is right in the middle of the post. It may have a snap-on plastic cover over it. This will be the head of a long bolt that reaches down inside of the stem where the nut is shaped as a wedge that serves to tighten inside the tube of the front fork. If you are talking about the the seat-post, then your seat-post might be of too small diameter.This page shows a good picture of the handle-bar stem bolt and wedge nut. http://www.bikewebsite.com/bikeoh.htm
not knowing the model,, look down at the gooseneck, ( the piece that holds the handlebars) you should have a nut or a recessed allen head right in the middle of that piece,, loosen it until it spins freely, But don't completely remove it,, grab the bars on each side and work then back and forth as you straddle the front tire with your legs to keep the tire from moving, Pull up as your doing that and you should be fine
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