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Handlebar Shim Question
Looking for a little more reach on the fixed gear, I've dug through the
parts bin and pulled out an old Cinelli steam (1A, I think). So, when I put it on the Sakae handlebars, it of course slipped. Drat - must be one of the Cinellis that used a 26.2, while most used a 25.8 diameter. From recycling, I pull out a soda can, which supplies shim stock of an appropriate thickness. Two layers of soda can thickness seem to do it. Is this a good idea or a bad idea? I can definitly get things tight enough so that it doesn't slip, but I wonder if I've had to put too much pressure onto the system - I guess it's the way the little rubber washer has splayed out a bit. Just a little nervous about slipping bars on a fixed gear. Input appreciated! -- Jim http://www.cyclofiend.com |
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