Old 08-12-15 | 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
Sorry Ben, but you really shouldn't be doing that. As I just said above, you don't choose to run spacers above the stem more or less than recommended by the fork manufacturer. If you want to do what you are saying, you should have multiple forks for the bike with different length steerer tubes.
He was talking about running with his old quill stem. No spacers there. Of course his advice also holds no weight in the conversation either since it's discussing two different things. Also, moving the stem around throughout the year would never work for many of us who would have to replace cable housing every time an adjustment was made.
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