Steerer tube diameter?
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The handlebar stem I was replacing had the diameter etched into the surface. I think it was etched below the minimum insertion line. If you don't see that, you can measure the diameter or measure the circumference and calculate the diameter.
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The diameter of the part that goes into the fork (the quill, I think) on the part I received was 22mm
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I spoke with a rep at J&B; (manufacturer) and I went on their website www.jbi.bike and determined I indeed received a part that will not work for my bike. I received 58383 but should have received 58391. If you go to their web site you can confirm. The part they sent has a length of 180mm quill (too long per spec given in description) and the fork diameter (stem) is not 22.2mm, it is in fact 25.4mm. I ended up returning the product twice and then bought the correct part from bikeparts.com
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The stem diameter is larger that most standard bike stems. Be very careful to measure the existing stem diameter. I thougt it would all be standard. Not true..
2044091
Not sure why you would need this, but the stainless steel guide rod measurement I found was 0.186" thick. The rod plus the modified springs provide less felt recoil. The previous answers are basically consistent with my view.
984965
I returned the unit! The diameter was only 2 1/2 in. if memory serves me right.
2217477
My steering is 15.1approx when I fitted it on I had a little to play with, but I am not sure it would accommodate another inch.
855118
what is the diameter of the tube? I use the brush with a pipe of 3 inches with out problem including the elbow.
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If it has a 1 1/8 steer tube you will be all set. I used a pipe cutter to trim the tube to the right length. Matched the length on the one I replaced.
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Likewise - the outside diameter of the aluminum tubes is 1 3/4". I really like these carts. Dede
265307
I didn't measure it but I also have drop pitman arm and have no bump steer at all I also have six inches of lift, and 35 12.50 15 tires hope this helps
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I have no idea. Duh, ask the seller. They should know.Warning! You will need to have the steerer tube cut bya professional bike mechanic to custom fit your bicycle.I returned mine. Shocking don't you think?
1104868
Whats the diameter of your barrell ? And I will measure mine. I don't have it mounted yet.
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Also, meant to add that you should remove your stem from steerer tube, not your bars from your stem. That way, when you reassemble you don't lose your fit/bar angle.
642158
The inside diameter of the tube is 3/4 inch and nowhere is the outside tube greater than 1 inch. I use a standard 1 inch rifle scope mount adapter to attach the light to the stabilizer of my bow to hunt wild hogs at night. With the optional pressure switch/end cap it is a good combo for hunters. I purchased the light as a backup for my high dollar light from another company, but it is as efficient as the higher priced one.
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im not sure,go to youtube and type in. how to measure steering cable for boat.and you will get a Teleflex how to video that will explain how to measure,look for model numbers,well bottomline will show/explain better than I goodluck
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The steerer is also carbon so you'll need a compressor cap/plug, bung, expander plug, or whatever the person you're talking to calls it.
2076115
the steerer tube on these forks I 265 mm. you will, more than likely, need to cut them to size. you can find most other info you need on sram.com. I have enjoyed these forks
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I think the Camber uses a tapered fork. It goes from 1 1/2" to 1 1/8". The recon uses a 1 1/8" steerer tube. Look for a tapered variation of this or try other models.Hope that helped.
477727
As long as its a 26 " wheel and it has a 1 1/8 head tube it will fit . After you cut the steer tube it will fit .