How long is the steer tube of this fork?
1737335
Sorry, I don't recall the original length since it needed to be cut down to size to fit my bike; it was pretty long though.
1737336
At least 81/2" long . Bought it awhile ago & didn't cut as I wanted to sit up a little straighter for a commuter & rail-trail bike .
1737337
Not sure, bought it over a year ago. Had to cut off several cm though for a giant mtb
389091
Hi Scott,The City Glide steering tube is adjustable from 34" to 38" in height measuring from the ground to the top of the handle bar, it's a great scooter I love it.
73460
Won't fit with the forks still attached. If you take the tube off the fork, you VOID your warranty.
1818099
Hey Jack, The steerer comes 265mm long, which should be plenty long for any setup and is meant to be cut to fit your exact setup. The star nut is also included. Let us know if you have any other questions! - Worldwide Cyclery
1097900
You will need a Thru-Axle adapter to accommodate your fork. These are available in a variety of sizes, the most common being 15mm and 20mm.
170588
Hello Chris, Yes the fork we (Worldwide Cyclery) are selling has a straight 1-1/8 steerer. It also comes with full warranty : ) Let us know if you have any other questions!
568506
Entire ratchet is 9.5 inches. From top of drive to end of handle is a hair under 9inches
1989525
Yes it is, but it's not useful because it is much longer than the fork part. The design doesn't make sense to me at all.
486031
I haven't measured it but I think that it will take 4-5 inches. I use it mostly when I chicken fry my deer back strap.
1530209
This fork in here is a 1 1/8 non tapered. it works but you need to look for the tapered version.
562471
I forget the length. My application was to replace an older mountain bike stem and use a more standard roadbike stem and bars. This product worked great for the application.
1859308
Hey,The steerer tube is 265mm, which should be plenty long for any setup and will most likely have to be cut to fit your setup. - Worldwide Cyclery
1072002
Hard to measure this bike, as it doesn't have your conventional seat and top tubes. It's 23" from the seat tube to the steering tube. I don't know if that helps you. I often add a set of "antlers" to the handlebars, as I prefer sitting upright most of the time cause I'm top heavy and it wears on the shoulders. That can add an extra couple inches if you adjust them forward a bit.
1897164
I am not sure exactly how long it is since it is already mounted on my Bike. There was nothing in the documentation. I have a mountain bike with 26" wheels and a 21" frame, and had to spiral the sensor cable around the front brake cable housing to take up the slack in the sensor cable, because it was actually too long.
1354921
I will need to see if I can find a micrometer to say for sure. I can not remember. But the description shows a 22.2 mm quill that goes down into the fork and then the opening for handlebars is 1"
1354920
I purchased this 22.2mm stem and it was slightly too wide and didn't fit into the steering column. You want the other one I purchased off amazon...though its just normal length twill, not extra long. (Wald 550 1-Inch Quill Stem - 6-Inch Long 25.4 Clamp by Wald MFG)
600039
This fork will fit your frame/wheels but this is technically not the correct fork. Your frame uses G2 geometry which is a 51mm offset fork and this is a a 46mm offset fork. Teh result is that this fork will make your bike's steering a lot more sluggish.