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I should probably have done this in the first place, but I've just offered the plates up: two of them completely fill the well, from which I assume that the risers sit on, rather than in the well?
So I do need another pair which will cost me another EUR12.50 in shipping.
FFS
I've measured them again and two are just over 3mm: is a 2mm bridge adequate?
Scilly.Suffolk-
I assume that the risers sit on, rather than in the well?
Yes, because my risers have a deeper chord than the stock ones.
is a 2mm bridge adequate?
Check your thread engagement, if there's enough to use a 3mm bridge I'd stick with that. The Mk1 had one set of converter plates added without needing longer screws.
In the end, you're the one with the Mk2 bars in front of you, take measurements and see what will work.
gbj_tester
They do, but I think they are only 1mm thick. I've got to take it apart sometime, so I'll have a measure.
There's a certain amount of wiggle room in the stack height, the screws don't bottom out if they are the 'right' length, I suspect that 5mm increments on the screw length would allow you to have proper thread engagement but no bottoming out for the full continuum of riser stacks.