22.2 mm quill x threadless stem adapter?

rickn- Someone out there (other than Performance / Topo) must be making an
adapter that would adapt from 22.2 mm quill stem to a threadless (1-
1/8"?) threadless type stem. BRBR

Cinelli, Profile, some others....

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Performance used to sell one. It is a cylinder that fits into the
headtube that gets wider at the top, to 1 1/8. Is that what you are
looking for? If this is it, I think that I have one at home. I'm out
of town. Send me an email tomorrow and I'll check.

Andres

rickn rickn wrote in message ...
Greetings:
Someone out there (other than Performance / Topo) must be making an
adapter that would adapt from 22.2 mm quill stem to a threadless (1-
1/8"?) threadless type stem. I have been to a bunch of websites and I am
surprised that none of the "big Name" stem manufacturers make this item.
Any suggestions?

Also, I have encountered claims of interchangeability between 22.2 mm
stems and 1 inch stems. According to my scale, 1 inch = 25.4 mm (not
22.2). I'll take a guess: Maybe "1 inch" tubing refers to the O.D and
would have and ID of 22.2 mm? But that is only a guess.
Please educate me . . . .
Thanks,
Rick

Performance used to sell one. It is a cylinder that fits into the
headtube that gets wider at the top, to 1 1/8. Is that what you are
looking for? If this is it, I think that I have one at home. I'm out
of town. Send me an email tomorrow and I'll check.

Andres

rickn rickn wrote in message ...
Greetings:
Someone out there (other than Performance / Topo) must be making an
adapter that would adapt from 22.2 mm quill stem to a threadless (1-
1/8"?) threadless type stem. I have been to a bunch of websites and I am
surprised that none of the "big Name" stem manufacturers make this item.
Any suggestions?

Also, I have encountered claims of interchangeability between 22.2 mm
stems and 1 inch stems. According to my scale, 1 inch = 25.4 mm (not
22.2). I'll take a guess: Maybe "1 inch" tubing refers to the O.D and
would have and ID of 22.2 mm? But that is only a guess.
Please educate me . . . .
Thanks,
Rick