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How Do you Measure a Stem?

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  1. Is it center to center? This is a regular stem not a quill.

    Thanks.

  2. Magna Mater said:

    Is it center to center? This is a regular stem not a quill.

    Thanks.

    Yes, center to center.
    Measure from the center of the stem bolt to the center of the
    breakaway clamp.

  3. "Magna Mater" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Is it center to center? This is a regular stem not a quill.

    That's what she said

  4. Magna Mater said:

    Is it center to center? This is a regular stem not a quill.

    We're not telling, it's a trade secret!

  5. Magna Mater said:

    Is it center to center? This is a regular stem not a quill.

    Huh, I thought a regular stem WAS a quill.

    Art Harris

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    landotter said:
    Magna Mater said:

    Is it center to center? This is a regular stem not a quill.

    We're not telling, it's a trade secret!

    I use a tape measure. And one-eye-closed Kentucky windage.

    With my reading glasses on. Usually.

    cheers,
    Tom

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  7. "A regular stem, not aquill"?

    Since when did the standard design for a hundred years become irregular?

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  8. It's Chris said:

    "A regular stem, not aquill"?

    Since when did the standard design for a hundred years become irregular?

    When TrekGiantSpecializedCannondale switched to threadless on most of
    their bicycles?

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