I'm thinking that it'd all be compatible but I'd sure like to hear from someone who say's it's all ok. Would you expect any problems with this? mixing sizes that is.
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hwttdz said:
I'm thinking that it'd all be compatible but I'd sure like to hear from someone who say's it's all ok. Would you expect any problems with this? mixing sizes that is.
Interchangably the same. -
That's an interesting way of wording it but I get the point. You've tried it? Is 31.7 deda proprietary?
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hwttdz said:
I'm thinking that it'd all be compatible but I'd sure like to hear from someone who say's it's all ok. Would you expect any problems with this? mixing sizes that is.
0.1 mm is about 0.004 of an inch. About the diameter of a human hair. Assuming you are using a two piece, faceplate clamp style stem it should be no problem.
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Mr_Potatohead said:
0.1 mm is about 0.004 of an inch. About the diameter of a human hair. Assuming you are using a two piece, faceplate clamp style stem it should be no problem.
It's quite likely that the manufacturing tolerances on the stem and handlebar would allow for at least plus or minus 0.1 mm! Absolutely without question it'll work. It's a bike not a watch! 😄
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Mr_Potatohead said:
0.1 mm is about 0.004 of an inch. About the diameter of a human hair. Assuming you are using a two piece, faceplate clamp style stem it should be no problem.
It would be no problem even with a non 2 piece.
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