I have an old Odyssey C.F.L. stem that's completely stripped out and I wanted to re-knurl it. Problem is though, I don't know how to. Anybody done it before and could give some tips?
I have an old Odyssey C.F.L. stem that's completely stripped out and I wanted to re-knurl it. Problem is though, I don't know how to. Anybody done it before and could give some tips?
stems don't come with knurls...
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Its the pattern the knurling on the bars pressed on to your stem because your stem is softer metal.
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Collin_McClenahan wrote:stems don't come with knurls...
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Collin_McClenahan wrote:stems don't come with knurls...
this man. don't need to.
you probably just need new bars buddy
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Collin_McClenahan wrote:stems don't come with knurls...
sketchytravis wrote:this man. don't need to.
you probably just need new bars buddy
At least someone knows how to answer politely. I wasn't aware that it's not the stem that was slipping, thanks for the info.
I ALWAYS sand the clamping area, and then take a box cutter and carve notching into the clamping area, BE VERY CAREFUL AND CUT AWAY FROM YOURSELF OR HAVE SOMEONE HELP YOU.
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