Steerer diametre, trek 7500
10-17-05, 01:22 PM
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Steerer diametre, trek 7500
I have tried reading the site and manuals that cam woth the bike, but i cant find out whether it is 1" or 1 1/8" diametre steerer.
And also what the difference between threaded and no threaded.
Thanks Alex
And also what the difference between threaded and no threaded.
Thanks Alex
10-17-05, 02:56 PM
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To determine the size of your steerer tube, measure its diameter.
To determine whether it is threaded or threadless, look for "threads" at the end of the steerer tube.
To determine whether it is threaded or threadless, look for "threads" at the end of the steerer tube.
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A Trek 7500 has an unthreaded fork. Why do you need to know the diameter of the "steerer"? What is the "steerer"?
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as i am wanting to upgrade the fork, and i didnt know whether i needed a 1" diametre or 1 1/8in diametre tube. The steerer as they called it is the part at the top of the fork that goes into the frame. But i guess it has a propper name........
Thanks for the help.
Alex
Thanks for the help.
Alex
10-17-05, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Robert Gardner
A Trek 7500 has an unthreaded fork. Why do you need to know the diameter of the "steerer"? What is the "steerer"?
