steerer extender. anyone used them?
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Splatter Paint
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Yes on my commuting bike, it is heavy and ugly!
not_fat_matt
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Not to hi-jack the thread, but will this kinda thing work? http://www.wiggle.co.uk/bbb-bhp-22-...t=BBB-BBB_BHP-22_Steerer_Tube_Extender-Silver
Brought a bobike mini + aheadset clamp and by the time i get it fitted right the steerer is about 10-12mm below the top of the stem :?
Brought a bobike mini + aheadset clamp and by the time i get it fitted right the steerer is about 10-12mm below the top of the stem :?
I think thats what we are talking about.
The ones i have fitted have been these:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Satori-Heads-Up-Ahead-Extender-Silver/dp/B004XVPUAM
The ones i have fitted have been these:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Satori-Heads-Up-Ahead-Extender-Silver/dp/B004XVPUAM
not_fat_matt
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Looks just the job, comes with spacers too, cheers for the link
i was thinking about one of these http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/bbb-ahea ... 21879.html
its bound to be heavier, but it would be invisible. and i like the idea of the insertion over the put over type.
just looks like a handy bit for the box. my long term plan is to replace the steerer on my z1's. but i need to get it out and make sure the replacements are compatable.
its bound to be heavier, but it would be invisible. and i like the idea of the insertion over the put over type.
just looks like a handy bit for the box. my long term plan is to replace the steerer on my z1's. but i need to get it out and make sure the replacements are compatable.
greenstiles
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hi have used the bbb internal ones as above, very good hidden and very ajustable and not too heavy...so much better that the ugly external ones
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