Best Carbon steerer fork bung
maxlite
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Best Carbon steerer fork bung, anybody got any experiences.....good or bad.
Some people say serated or fluted??
Some people say serated or fluted??
Cervelo R5
Cinelli Saetta
Giant XTC
Raleigh Classic
Cinelli Saetta
Giant XTC
Raleigh Classic
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TA Expander Comes with a selection of grommets so you can get the right fit with no abrasion on the inside of your steererNeil
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Not the FSA carbon one that comes with their top-range headset - it 'walks' meaning you have to constantly re-adjust the headset - tried it in 2 bikes and get the same result each time - the cheaper one without the fancy carbon top cap works fine.Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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Got 2 of these on the go http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Pro_Headset_Carbon_Expander_Cap/5360042880/ ...no problems at all, well made and kind to carbon, one person on there has brought the star rating down with a comment about height and torque being on the same screw or something, thats just someone being a berk.0
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That pro one looks good.
The on in my carbon steerer is an FSA one at don't look the best, it's quite hard to get the bearings loaded.
Do hope do a road version of their MTB head-doctor?0 -
Wooliferkins wrote:TA Expander Comes with a selection of grommets so you can get the right fit with no abrasion on the inside of your steerer
Seconded. The TA expander is an excellent design. Kind to the steerer tube, very solid when locked in. Job done.0 -
proto wrote:Wooliferkins wrote:TA Expander Comes with a selection of grommets so you can get the right fit with no abrasion on the inside of your steerer
Seconded. The TA expander is an excellent design. Kind to the steerer tube, very solid when locked in. Job done.
Suppose it's even beter if you've got a CAMPY specced bike...
Sorry Proto.... I couldn't help myself.Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
The M Part one works extremely well.0