31.8mm
Originally Posted by
dddd
"I have access to a 3D printer, and can probably model the adapter, I can even do one or two tries until I get it right, however, will this still be as good (both from the performance of a direct mount with adapter and homemade adapter breaking perspective)? The material is pretty resistant and light (kind of like a good plastic), if it makes a difference..."
Substituting plastic for metal reminds me of folks thinking they can repair cut tire casing fabrics using crazy glue.
In each case, we're talking orders-of-magnitude reduction in strength, no?
Yeah probably not a good idea, just wanted to see if someone had personal experience, since it's free and it feels good to make something yourself
Looking on ebay I found that "adapters" are quite a bit cheaper, more like $10, so, cost being the same, is there any advantage to buying a clamp-on model over getting the adapter? Also, does anyone have any idea what my tube diameter should be? Lastly, is
this the right model for the adapter (supposing I have a 31.8mm tube)?