Hi, and hope someone can give me a bit of help/advice. I own a
Cannondale mountain bike, F700 which is about 3 years old. I need a
bit more rise to get into a more comfortable riding position. I've
added a 2" rise handlebar which is -almost- where it's really comfy.
My question is: will any clamp on stem, with a bit more rise, fit this
bike or due to the suspension lockout lever on top of the current
stem, will only a Cannondale specific stem work? I need about 3/4"
more height to make this bike fit perfectly! Thanks in advance for
any advice on this!
richard
Cycling Equipment · Public discussion
Stem for Cannondale F700
This thread is locked and is currently read-only.
Thread navigation
Jump through the discussion
Go to the original post, the replies on this page, or the latest preserved contribution.
Thread details
What we know about this thread
- Original section
- Cycling Equipment
- Published
- 15 April 2007
- Last activity
- 27 April 2007
- Original author
- richard
- Posts
- 6
- Discussion status
- Public discussion
- Total views
- 815
- Views / 30 days
- 0
The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.
-
-
"richard" <[email hidden]> a écrit:
Quoted message said:
Hi, and hope someone can give me a bit of help/advice. I
own a Cannondale mountain bike, F700 which is about 3
years old. I need a bit more rise to get into a more comfortable
riding position. I've added a 2" rise handlebar which is -almost-
where it's really comfy. My question is: will any clamp on stem,
with a bit more rise, fit this bike or due to the suspension
lockout lever on top of the current stem, will only a Cannondale
specific stem work?It's not the lever, but the diameter of the steerer tube that's the problem.
The headshok steerer diameter is unique to Cannondale, so you need to use a
Cannondale stem, or one of the few Headshok-compatible stems made by other
manufacturers, such as Syncros, Profile, Roox, Kore, or Syntace.A Syntace VRO would give you a lot of options:
http://www.syntace.com/index.cfm?pid=3&pk=428
James Thomson
-
James Thomson said:
"richard" <[email hidden]> a écrit:
Quoted message said:
Hi, and hope someone can give me a bit of help/advice. I
own a Cannondale mountain bike, F700 which is about 3
years old. I need a bit more rise to get into a more comfortable
riding position. I've added a 2" rise handlebar which is -almost-
where it's really comfy. My question is: will any clamp on stem,
with a bit more rise, fit this bike or due to the suspension
lockout lever on top of the current stem, will only a Cannondale
specific stem work?It's not the lever, but the diameter of the steerer tube that's the problem.
The headshok steerer diameter is unique to Cannondale, so you need to use a
Cannondale stem, or one of the few Headshok-compatible stems made by other
manufacturers, such as Syncros, Profile, Roox, Kore, or Syntace.A Syntace VRO would give you a lot of options:
http://www.syntace.com/index.cfm?pid=3&pk=428
James Thomson
Thank you for your excellent suggestions, James. They all look good
and will pick out one and install it just as soon as time permits.
Again, thanks!
richardQuoted message said:
-
richard said:
On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:55:22 +0200, "James Thomson"
Quoted message said:
"richard" <[email hidden]> a écrit:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Hi, and hope someone can give me a bit of help/advice. I
own a Cannondale mountain bike, F700 which is about 3
years old. I need a bit more rise to get into a more comfortable
riding position. I've added a 2" rise handlebar which is -almost-
where it's really comfy. My question is: will any clamp on stem,
with a bit more rise, fit this bike or due to the suspension
lockout lever on top of the current stem, will only a Cannondale
specific stem work?Quoted message said:
It's not the lever, but the diameter of the steerer tube that's the problem.
The headshok steerer diameter is unique to Cannondale, so you need to use a
Cannondale stem, or one of the few Headshok-compatible stems made by other
manufacturers, such as Syncros, Profile, Roox, Kore, or Syntace.Quoted message said:
A Syntace VRO would give you a lot of options:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
James Thomson
Thank you for your excellent suggestions, James. They all look good
and will pick out one and install it just as soon as time permits.
Again, thanks!
richardRichard,
Messing up with geometry of bicycle is not usually payed off..I will
keep my fingers crossed but If You could get your hands on the F700 2"
bigger then Yours this would be in my opinion much better (probably
more expensive) solution.Ride well and safe!
Nedeljko. -
"jesus" <[email hidden]> a écrit:
Quoted message said:
Messing up with geometry of bicycle is not usually payed
off.Richard isn't changing the geometry of his bike - he's changing the stem to
adjust the riding position.Quoted message said:
I will keep my fingers crossed but If You could get your hands
on the F700 2" bigger then Yours this would be in my opinion
much better (probably more expensive) solution.Headshok bikes of different sizes have the same head tube length. The
steerer length is fixed because it contains the supension system.James Thomson
-
Same bike, same need. I've been trying to find out if the stem from a
Cannondale
Adventure (adjustable) would fit and do the job. Unfortunately I've yet to
run one
down."richard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Hi, and hope someone can give me a bit of help/advice. I own a
Cannondale mountain bike, F700 which is about 3 years old. I need a
bit more rise to get into a more comfortable riding position. I've
added a 2" rise handlebar which is -almost- where it's really comfy.
My question is: will any clamp on stem, with a bit more rise, fit this
bike or due to the suspension lockout lever on top of the current
stem, will only a Cannondale specific stem work? I need about 3/4"
more height to make this bike fit perfectly! Thanks in advance for
any advice on this!
richard
Active in the last 60 minutes
Active in this thread
0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total
No signed-in users are active right now.
No known search crawlers active right now.