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Old 10-09-25 | 06:45 PM
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From: San Francisco - it used to be nice

Bikes: 1970 Alex Singer, 63 Hetchins, 75 Motobecane Townie, more . . .

I would be careful with a cast aluminum stem like that. Is the part that goes in the frame straight ? It looks a little curved in one of the pictures, although that could just be distortion from the camera.

I agree with one of the prior answers, that is likely a replacement bolt. If you're lucky you have a Bike Co-Op near you to hopefully find a replacement. Sometimes a seatbolt can work. Grind a little flat and you'll be set.

Or simply shove a thick screwdriver in there while you turn the nut.

Good Luck !
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