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No, I think if the basic design remains the same, turning down the OD to different sizes won't make much difference, so most of the usual economies of scale apply. Unless you've got a 1.5" steerer, I'd expect the actual sizes to be from 24mm down to about 22mm for typical 1⅛" carbon steerers. As currently drawn, it doesn't really work below 23mm OD, but I could tweak that if there's demand from people with thick walled steerers. It would also be cheaper (incremental cost of extras, first one wouldn't change much) without the swiss-cheese effect, if people are not concerned about 2.8g of extra mass.
