Front forks
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Front forks
Changing front forks....
Pretty easy isn't it?
Managed to get mine off, but the new (ebay) ones I'm looking at putting on have a little shorter steerer tube.
Basically means I can loose the 2 spacer rings that were there before as the tube is exactly the right length then.
Should be ok shouldn't it?
Steve
Pretty easy isn't it?
Managed to get mine off, but the new (ebay) ones I'm looking at putting on have a little shorter steerer tube.
Basically means I can loose the 2 spacer rings that were there before as the tube is exactly the right length then.
Should be ok shouldn't it?
Steve
Re: Front forks
When you say exactly, do you mean the top of the steerer is flush with top of your stem?
The top of the steerer needs to be a few mm below the top of the stem.
The top of the steerer needs to be a few mm below the top of the stem.
Jase- Chris King Racer 600
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Re: Front forks
Well that should be perfect then. I could either cut down the steerer a little, of use one of my spacer rings I suppose.
Steve
Steve
Re: Front forks
If it's really tight, some headsets have a short top-cup assembly which may give you more room to play with. Likewise, some stems have shorter clamp areas.
Tom (who has consistently cut his forks too short, every time)
Tom (who has consistently cut his forks too short, every time)
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