I'm half way thru flipping my OCR0s stem to see how the lower position
goes, and I remember - I have to put the cap backon first or was that
last?
I remember remembering I should remember that as I left the LBS!
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flipping my stem?
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Aeek said:
I'm half way thru flipping my OCR0s stem to see how the lower position
goes, and I remember - I have to put the cap backon first or was that
last?The cap is used to tension the bearings in the headset, so it should go on
first. You tighten it down to get tension onto the bearings, then clamp
the stem. After the stem is tight you can pull the cap off if you want to
be a total weight weenie.--
Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
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Random Data said:
After the stem is tight you can pull the cap off if you want to
be a total weight weenie.
Don't tell that to the SpoonBoyParbs
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Parbs said:
Random Data said:
After the stem is tight you can pull the cap off if you want to
be a total weight weenie.
Don't tell that to the SpoonBoyParbs
Wouldn't that be bad for aero ? After all that's why I'm going lower.
So maybe a circle of contact ? If you're going to do that.Andre
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Aeek said:
Wouldn't that be bad for aero ?Less important on a mtb, but he could replace by gluing on the end of a
plastic spoon & save 3gParbs
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