Is the steer tube diameter adjustable too? I'm looking for a steer tube to fit 1.25 inches
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No. It will fit standard road bike 1 1/8" threadless steerer. The steerer sleeve on the stem is not adjustable nor does it allow for shims, as it does for the handlebar sleeve.
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no it is not adjustable. You may be able to purchase smaller refills but I have always used the 1.5"
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Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.
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They give you more than enough length on the steering tube. You will have to cut it as I did to get the desired handle bar height using spacers provided with the fork. I used chalk to mark and a vice and saw. Made one cut and fit perfectly. But you local shop can do the same for you.
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No, sorry, 1.25 inches is the maximum opening for a handle/pole Del Lindsay Albuquerque, NM
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Not shure it this helps, but it comfortably fits in both the 1.5 and 2" RIMS tubes from brewers hardware. Also, I have ordered several of these over the years and the length has varied by as much as an inch and a half.
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The Avenir stem fits a 1 1/8" threadless steerer and has a 31.8 mm diameter handlebar clamp that can be reduced in diameter to 26 mm through the use of shims provided, in case your bar is smaller diameter. You need to determine if you have a threadless steerer and measure diameters on your current setup, including the handlebar. A caliper is a useful tool for this purpose - more accurate than a tape measure.
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I measured mine and the clamp won't open to 1.5 inches. I looks like it can open to 1.25 inches maximum.
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No. I recommend getting the 2.25" version and using adapters to make this fit 1.5" piping.
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Hey Jack,The steerer comes 265mm long, which should be plenty long for any setup and is meant to be cut to fit your exact setup. The star nut is also included. Let us know if you have any other questions! - Worldwide Cyclery
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If the inside diameter of the steerer tube is too big, bigger than the outside diameter of the biggest two-piece plug that comes in the kit, then try wrapping some electrical tape around that same plug and then reinstall it until you get the proper fit that you are looking for.
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1-1/8 fork steerer, 26" wheels , will work , but you'll have to pop off the bearing race or replace, press race onto fork then assemble
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Hi Ryan, No this is not. 1-1/8" aluminum steerer tube for lighter weight Straight!BrinVOJames
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My Suzuki M109R has 1.25" bars as well. The radius in the curved mount for this product will not fit bars larger than 1". The product comes with 2 mounting options, though. It has 3M adhesive to mount it to a flat surface. In my case, I mounted it with the 3M adhesive in an inconspicuous, out of the way location on my handlebar risers. That was 2 months ago. We'll see how the adhesive holds up during the heat of summer in AZ. Hope this helped. Taz
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yes they are adjustable and will fit 2in tubing. they are very handy for getting in and out. saves the steering column from extra stress from using the steering wheel as a handle.
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It has a 1mm gap between the halves when fully tightened on a 30mm tube. You could probably jam a 1" tube in it but since there are so many 1" mounts available I would just buy one of them to start with.
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The main concern for the fit is that your stem supports a 1' diameter handle bar.The shorter handle bar is not a problem