properly engineered
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Honestly kind of genius
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Agreed.
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Doesn’t hurt that the trek is sweet and pro as hell.
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yeah that kinda rules
That is really nicely done. $125 is a decent price for a machined, niche, innovative product like that, I’m kinda surprised it isn’t more. I’m jealous I didn’t think of it first.
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Wow. I think I actually would be more likely to do that on my dumb vintage roadie instead of a hylix 1" carbon fork.
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so you could attach a fender to it?
It really would be perfect for 90% of the conversions that are out there.
So I could use this to turn my gios into something that will take a modern fork? That would make it so much easier to sell.
Edit: nevermind. I see now that isn’t what it does.
I was thinking more like a headlock headset. For me, quill stems were always flexy.
Ultimate threadlessifier shortlisted for 2019 tarcklebee for Bike parts that didn’t exist but you’re so glad they do
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He likes to match his handlebar height to his mood
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What a goose neck. 
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The Slam That Stem movement must have really bothered that guy
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Maybe he felt a sense of fellowship with other people who really care about stem height
I installed these on 105 crank and when in the small/small the chain ring catches the shift pins and trys to shift up to the big ring. Any thoughts on a fix?
Thanks
Your chain is too tight, try adding a few links
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