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• #2
You can't open the front of an Eclypse or Grammo :)
PM me for a welded 1' ahead openable stem -
• #3
Yeah but you can bend it open more easily than a traditional forged alloy stem. I'll pm, thanks!
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• #4
If that's of any help you can fit compact bars on a forged stem without too much trouble. I used the "coin" method (Nitto M151 and Pearl).
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• #5
I've got a Dynamic lying around and there is no way this one is going round the bars (I've tried).
I don't think the coin method works with the Dynamic, doesn't it?
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• #6
I wouldn't have thought they were very different in terms of thickness / material, but I haven't tried that model.
Being two (one holding the stem and the other turning the bars around) sure helped a lot. -
• #7
Easy trick with a regular quill is to flip the clamp bolt around then close it onto a coin. This pushes it a bit more open, just enough to get it around the bars.
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• #8
I think I have an itm eclypse. Are you sorted?
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• #9
Nope, I’m interested. Send me some pics?
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• #10
I got one of these a few months ago, seems fine if a little crudely made.
https://www.amazon.com/SENQI-Bicycle-Aluminum-Alloy-Clamp/dp/B07H3B4R5C -
• #11
Nice one, but they’re 31.8mm and I’m after 26mm!
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• #12
I have a 110 mm 3ttt openable with missing cover but 100% usable and working
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• #13
Hey there, that sounds perfect, I’ll pm!
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• #14
Does it hold the bars well enough? I was thinking of getting one of these but two bolt system... Many of us know about the problem with Thomson x2
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• #15
Seems to be fine, but it's only being used for gentle commuting
Hi,
To fit some compact bars I'm on the lookout for one of these stems:
Let me know if you've got something!
Thanks