Wanted: 22mm Stem Expander / Stem, help...

Posted on Tue 5th, May 2009

• #1

Jung

Hi All,

Anyone got a spare 22mm quill stem with slit / conical expander type fastening?

My 'new' bike got shipped with the stem removed and the expander got lost in transit. I really can't be arsed to remove the bars and re-wrap all the tape just to fit a whole new stem.

Present stem is a 3TTT.

Ta,
Joe.
• #2

Khornight2

You mean you realy just need the expander/wedge? I've got a fucked quill you can have the expander for?

If you is westside, want to meet at west drinks on thursday?
• #3

Jung

You mean you realy just need the expander/wedge? I've got a fucked quill you can have the expander for?

If you is westside, want to meet at west drinks on thursday?

Yup, it's an expander type (rather than the sliding wedge type) I need - wests on thursday should be fine. Drop you a PM tomorrow.

Cheers
J.
• #4

Khornight2

I'm pretty sure it's an expander, but I'll try to remeber to check tonight...

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