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threaded fork, threadless stem

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  1. I've got a carbon composite fork with a threaded steel steerer that I want to use with a new frame.
    Anybody have opinions about using it with a threadless headset and stem - just clamping the stem
    onto the threaded steerer?

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    I've got a carbon composite fork with a threaded steel steerer that I want to use with a new
    frame. Anybody have opinions about using it with a threadless headset and stem - just clamping the
    stem onto the threaded steerer?

    Bad idea. The threaded portion of the steerer is substantially weaker than a non-threaded steerer.
    Why don't you just use a threaded to non-threaded adapter. It's a steerer tube with an anchor bolt
    that you can clamp an unthreaded stem on. I've used one for about a year and it's been fine,
    although not fancy. The only downside is that you don't get much adjustability.

    Rob Strickland

  3. Quoted message said:

    Anybody have opinions about using [a threaded fork] with a threadless headset and stem

    As I see it, you've two options.

    1. Buy a threaded headset

    or

    2. Buy a threadless fork

    Dave

  4. O said:

    I've got a carbon composite fork with a threaded steel steerer that I want to use with a new frame.
    Anybody have opinions about using it with a threadless headset and stem - just clamping the stem
    onto the threaded steerer?

    Quill converted at Nashbar (amongst other). Look under "Stems"

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