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sbskates 06-13-05 09:55 PM

older threaded stems
 
i have a late 90's bianchi. it has the old school stem not the new threadless type in 1 1/8. anyway is there anyway i can put a modern stem and bars on. i noticed that bianchi sells stems with a 1" adaptor. any pointers ?

khuon 06-13-05 10:11 PM

I seem to recall seeing some 1-1/8" quill stems out there. You might have to do some searching and your choices might be limited. However, you have another option. There does exist a 1-1/8" quill to 1-1/8" threadless adapter which allows you to fit any 1-1/8" stem.

http://www.lickbike.com/productpage.asp?PART_NUM_SUB='1089-01'

http://www.lickbike.com/lickimages/1089.gif

MichaelW 06-14-05 03:26 AM

You can but there is little point. The systems will be less secure, heavier and you will still need a threaded headset.
You may want to look for a quill stem with a front-loaded clamp; that would be useful for fitting bars, esp modern ones with funny shapes.
If you find one, let us know.
One company that is always good for stems/bars is 3TTT.

jeff williams 06-14-05 04:07 AM


Originally Posted by khuon
I seem to recall seeing some 1-1/8" quill stems out there. You might have to do some searching and your choices might be limited. However, you have another option. There does exist a 1-1/8" quill to 1-1/8" threadless adapter which allows you to fit any 1-1/8" stem.

http://www.lickbike.com/productpage.asp?PART_NUM_SUB='1089-01'

http://www.lickbike.com/lickimages/1089.gif

Perfect khuon...got a neck today cheap -exactly the part I need.

sydney 06-14-05 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by MichaelW
You can but there is little point. The systems will be less secure, heavier ..........

I duno where you get that.I have several quill adapters and no security issues. Weight is relative. There are plenty of boat anchor quill types. The Cinelli adapater teamed up with a lighter ahead stem isn't a bad prescription.

Ebbtide 06-14-05 07:54 AM


Originally Posted by MichaelW
You can but there is little point. The systems will be less secure, heavier and you will still need a threaded headset.
You may want to look for a quill stem with a front-loaded clamp; that would be useful for fitting bars, esp modern ones with funny shapes.
If you find one, let us know.
One company that is always good for stems/bars is 3TTT.

Profile makes a 1" quill stem with a 26mm clamp diameter and two bolt front loading clamp. I think its called ther H2O series.


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