KhodaaBloom KESIKI Handlebar: Reading the Riser-Bar and Stem Dimensions
The KhodaaBloom KESIKI handlebar record combines a riser-bar description with a 570 mm alloy-bar entry and a 25.4 mm diameter. The stem has its own 90 mm and ten-degree figures. These numbers belong to different aspects of the cockpit, so they should not be compressed into one supposed measurement of the rider's position.
KhodaaBloom KESIKI handlebar and stem entries
The saved manufacturer's component table reads Alloy 570mm, diameter 25.4 for the handlebar. Its stem row reads Alloy 10 degrees, 90mm, diameter 25.4. The repeated diameter belongs in both records, while the bar's longer dimension and the stem's length remain attached to their respective components.
The accompanying feature text describes a riser handlebar and an upright position as part of the bicycle's intended character. That is a manufacturer design description, not a measured outcome for every rider. It does not calculate the final distance between a particular saddle setting and the rider's hands.
Include the parts touched by the hands
The grip entry names oval grips. Separate rows identify Shimano SL-M315 shifters and BL-MT200 brake levers. Those control names help describe the published setup, but they are not additional handlebar dimensions or instructions for converting the bicycle to another bar shape.
The Dark Blue KESIKI catalogue model is the relevant bicycle reference. Keep its frame configuration with the cockpit information when discussing a position. A Small and Large frame label cannot, by itself, tell someone how the complete bicycle will place their hands.
Compare shapes without borrowing a different bicycle's fit
The historical Enigma photograph visibly shows a drop handlebar. Its shape offers a direct contrast to the saved KESIKI riser description, rather than an illustration of the KESIKI's actual bar. The visible stem and controls also show why identifying the separate pieces is more useful than calling the entire assembly a handlebar.
For a fitting enquiry, explain whether the question concerns the existing bar, stem or access to the controls. Supply the actual fitted component markings and note previous changes. The saved rows do not provide a personalized cutting width, a conversion parts list, a spacer prescription or tightening values.
The KhodaaBloom overview places KESIKI among the brand's riding categories. Use the existing KhodaaBloom topic for other model questions while retaining this cockpit's particular identifiers.
FAQ
Does the 90 mm figure describe the bar?
No. It belongs to the saved stem entry.
What diameter appears in both component rows?
Both the handlebar and stem descriptions include 25.4 mm.
Does the Enigma photograph show the KESIKI riser bar?
No. It shows a different drop-bar bicycle for a visible shape comparison.
Sources
- Saved KESIKI Japanese specification (https://www.khodaa-bloom.com/bikes/kesiki/kesiki/)
Photograph credits and permissions
Photograph 1
Original title: Enigma Etape
Creator: Martin Thomas (humbert15); creator URI: https://www.flickr.com/photos/martin_thomas/
Copyright notice: Embedded Camera RGB Profile notice: Copyright 2003 Apple Computer Inc., all rights reserved. No additional photographic copyright notice found in saved individual source/metadata.
Original source URI: https://www.flickr.com/photos/martin_thomas/2364354190/
License / permission: CC BY 2.0 Generic
License / permission URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Modification notice: Original JPEG bytes retained without crop, recompression or colour edit. EXIF QuickTime 7.4.1 / Mac OS X 10.4.9, AppleMark comment and embedded Camera RGB Profile remain; prior editing unassessed.
Source disclaimer: Historical source-identified Enigma Etape; bicycle model year unknown. A different road bicycle shown for component architecture comparison, not a KhodaaBloom KESIKI or proof of its model year, frame material, dimensions, specification, component compatibility, fit, load or safety. No endorsement or warranty implied; other rights may apply.