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is it possible to replace a steerer tube

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  1. I have an older (98ish) Z-2 bomber and need a longer steerer tube. Can I replace just the tube, or
    must I replace the entire crown assembly?

    Thanks, -Adam

  2. "Adam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    I have an older (98ish) Z-2 bomber and need a longer steerer tube. Can I replace just the tube, or
    must I replace the entire crown assembly?

    Thanks, -Adam

    Marzocchi can probably replace the tube alone. I have a Z2 Atom Bomb that came with a super-short
    steerer, and just replaced the whole crown assembly with one from somebody else who had it lying
    around. I think it was a z1 crown actually, but they look identical. Give them a call/email, they'll
    help you out.

    Jon Bond

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    "Adam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I have an older (98ish) Z-2 bomber and need a longer steerer tube. Can I replace just the tube,
    or must I replace the entire crown assembly?

    Thanks, -Adam

    Marzocchi can probably replace the tube alone. I have a Z2 Atom Bomb that came with a super-short
    steerer, and just replaced the whole crown assembly with one from somebody else who had it lying
    around. I think it was a z1 crown actually, but they look identical. Give them a call/email,
    they'll help you out.

    That's probably the best route, but there's also the steerer tube extender gadgets, a little
    kludgey, but they work.

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