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Original section Cycling Equipment
Published 4 August 2005
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Original author Treke2005
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Original post Treke2005
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4 August 2005, 16:45 UTC
#1
Does anyone know what I can use as an adapater for a handlebar diameter which is smaller than the quill stem?
I bought a Modolo quill stem which is 26mm in diameter but the easton handlbar which i have is 25.4 mm in diameter. I am short by a hair but can think of anything good that i can use to fill in the gap. Any ideas/past experiences?
Treke2005
4 August 2005, 16:50 UTC
#2
Harris Cyclery sell one, try their "stems" page..
4 August 2005, 17:40 UTC
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gclark8 said: Harris Cyclery sell one, try their "stems" page..
Or save some money and use a beer can.
4 August 2005, 17:44 UTC
#4
artmichalek said: Or save some money and use a beer can.
But make sure to use a regular can. The Lite ones are too thin. 😉
4 August 2005, 17:54 UTC
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cydewaze said: But make sure to use a regular can. The Lite ones are too thin. 😉
A few pieces of shimstock, or folded kitchen foil, works well.
4 August 2005, 19:27 UTC
#6
...maybe some duct tape, bailing wire, and a toothpick or two as well? A bunch of MacGyvers you guys are. :p
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