Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What does 'adjustable handles' mean? Can the handle bars be lowered or raised?
Document: Let me start by saying that I did A LOT of searching before settling on the Bazoongi 48 Inch Bouncer, and here are the features that are FAR SUPERIOR to the other kid's indoor trampolines out there:-Great price at around $100-Superior construction all around, except for the foam cover on the handle bars (which can easily be replaced)-The springs are completely covered, unlike many other brands of kid's trampolines (seriously? can you say dangerous?!
Perfect form my 2 and 5 year old. We have ours sitting on carpet and I have not seen it tip over so I'm happy about that! The only complaint I have is in regards to the metal clips that hold the handle bars together. Ours broke, but luckily it still works fine without them. Still I'd prefer these to be stable and in place firmly. Hopefully this is not a common defect. Other than that, the kids are getting a great work out indoors on a rainy day in Oregon.
I found assembly to be quick and easy. If you fully assemble each part of the circular frame one at a time then the last part of the frame may be difficult to line up. If you leave everything a little loose, line up all of the parts and then push it all together it is no problem. Also for the handle -  if the predrilled holes look like they don't line up properly then take the handle apart and switch the location of the vertical bars that join the horizontal handle to the base.
I bought this after reading the large number of positive reviews. Unfortunately my experience has been negative so far.This is a project to assemble by yourself. I am a pretty decent do-it-yourselfer. I started this project, and due to a manufacturing defect, cannot finish it.The problem is that there are six main curved bars that need to be assembled together (the circle of the trampoline).
I tried to re-work the curved bars, so that I would connect different pieces together as "the last piece" but the alignment problem remained. Basically the last piece seems to always be twisted about 10 degrees off, and therefore they don't connect (imagine trying to fit two squares, one smaller inside the other slightly bigger one.
For anyone wanting to purchase any trampoline, when you get to the last part of the frame that needs to be put together, you may think that the bars won't fit. They actually will if you have someone sitting on the floor and pulling the frame downward while your partner puts the last two bars together. When you pull the bars downward, the bend in the bars will line up better making it way easier to put them together.
Our child just loves it. The handle foam teared apart but we fixed it. It is durable if you don't jump on it by yourself :)
If the handle is pointed toward the upward side of the slope then, for us, he opposite legs do not lift off of the ground.
This is great for the winter months when we can't get the grandkids outside...The handle is nice for the smaller ones .Great for the playroom
My son loves this trampoline!!! The only gripe I have is the foam around the handle is cheap and comes off easily when poked ( not that it should be poked)
Answer: no