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• #2
Your handlebars will be lower, although if it's only 3mm you'll struggle to notice.
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• #3
i had three spacers fitted. 10mm each.
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• #4
If the steerer tube is flush with the top of the stem you won't be able to get any tension on the headset bearings. Also, if you've a carbon steerer you should have a spacer above the stem.
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• #5
its a steel frame. and no i know what you mean, i think i can get tension on the headset bearings just as enough.
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• #6
Sorry, read your initial post in mm, daft really, imagine a steerer only 19mm long! I blame the wine.
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• #7
Good, but if you find you can't just put a slim spacer in... You only need a couple of mm over the top of the steerer
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• #8
What does the spacer above the stem do for carbon? Sounds like internet bullshit.
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• #9
Stem is less likely to crush to the steerer below where it was cut. Or something. The full length of the clamp is braced, where as a bit of it isn't when you don't have a spacer on top.
Some set-ups like Cannondale's are the opposite and dislike spacers above the stem as they have a special top cap that braces the steerer.
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• #10
That's just not possible. The carbon steerer column is full of bung.
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• #11
your full of bung
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• #12
You're are too
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• #14
That's old as shit.
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• #15
That'll be the same 'Zinn' who thinks I need 22omm cranks....
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• #16
Yeah - you need at least 300mm, right?
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• #17
Sore looser
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• #18
I saw a few that were 'full of bung' but still crushed at the top due to this. PPL are stupid.
That said I saw plenty that were fine too.
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• #19
'Loser'
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• #21
I've just fitted a Marzocchi DJ2 fork to an Identiti Crisis frame and found the steerer stopped 2-3mm below the stem with no spacers at all.
Need to see whether I can get a lower top bearing cover for an Orbit MX EC34 headset.
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• #23
What kind of a clown explains their jokes?
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• #24
one with more self loathing and doubt than the other clowns.
De de de diddle de de de did dede
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• #25
Wait, since when do you need a spacer above the stem for carbon steerers? What is this pseudoscience? Or is it genuine?
Got a new fork that is 19cm steerer and the one i had fitted was 22cm.
I put everything up and i can see it exactly fitting without any spacers - just fork, bearings, stem, and top cap.
Will that affect anything?
Thanks!
IC