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Do you need to use special stems for carbon steerer tubes?

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  2. ....Not usually, most stems will be compatible.

    I did have a version of a Deda Zero that wasn't supposed to be used with
    one, and some reduction sleeves for 1" steerers have nasty sharp edges that
    wouldn't be good on carbon.

    Best are stems with a "bias cut fork clamp and opposing bolts reduce stress
    on carbon steerer", eg. Oval R700 (from Wiggle).

    ~PB

  3. Brilliant. Ta

    "Pete Biggs" <p@melonbiggs{remove fruit}.tc> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    ...Not usually, most stems will be compatible.

    I did have a version of a Deda Zero that wasn't supposed to be used with
    one, and some reduction sleeves for 1" steerers have nasty sharp edges
    that
    wouldn't be good on carbon.

    Best are stems with a "bias cut fork clamp and opposing bolts reduce
    stress
    on carbon steerer", eg. Oval R700 (from Wiggle).

    ~PB

  4. Paul D said:

    ?


    No, but you should use a bung rather than a star-fangled nut for the
    headset.

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