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Originally Posted by alexmansour
1 - I have an older Trek 700 MultiTrack with a Quill stem (picture included). Should I (is it possible) to convert this to the new adjustable threadless system in order to get the proper spacing between the handlebars and the bike?
You can certainly get a longer quill stem, but if you've got a larger or cheaper source of threadless stems, I'd suggest using a threaded-to-threadless adapter:

http://www.performancebike.com/webap...atalogId=10551

Your Trek 700 MultiTrack, if it's anything like my wife's 700 MultiTrack Sport, probably needs the 1" quill rather than the 1 1/8". Note that the threadless part is always 1 1/8", but the threaded "quill part" is 1".
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