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Old 03-09-21 | 08:28 PM
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smontanaro
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Originally Posted by unworthy1
do you have a cutting guide and a hacksaw, or don't want to remove any metal on general principals? My Sutherlands show many Camp HS with a stack ht. close to 42mm: Super Record Road 42.2, Chorus, Croce DeAune 41.2, C-Record Road and C-Record 1990 with seal 41.4, Athena just over 41, I think a bunch of the Mavic HS are 45 or even a tad over....all of these may be too modern for your taste but, check out a later edition Sutherlands
Cutting the steerer would only be as a last resort, and I would take it to someone with the skills to do it right. (That ain't me.)

I obviously should be looking at a table newer than that in Sutherland's 3rd ed (like JohnDThompson's table). Mine only shows Campagnolo Record Strada (39.1) and Record Pista (33.7). This must predate the arrival of Super Record. As for those C-Record era Campy headsets, maybe it's just me, but I've always found them unattractive. I had one on my Redcay and was glad to replace it with an early Chris King.



I'll see how close I can get with the NR headset I have. Maybe the Wheels Mfg option Doug Fattic mentioned or the rather blingy example merziac showed will be necessary. More tomorrow.

I appreciate the responses. The intent of my post was mostly to demonstrate why I'm not a hot sh*t bike mechanic. I often forget the most basic stuff. Fortunately for the world of cyclists out there I basically only ever work on my own bikes.
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