Here's what I've got going now. Are there other hanger options for reducing the stack? I know that there are TriRig brakes or stem, but I'm not wanting to spend that much. And the fork is getting cut soon, so those spacers are going away!
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Re: Cable Hanger Help [AKCrafty]
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That is about as low as you can go.
Re: Cable Hanger Help [AKCrafty]
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STS Headset bearing cover, maybe? It would only win you a few mm
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Re: Cable Hanger Help [Barchettaman]
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Barchettaman wrote:
STS Headset bearing cover, maybe? It would only win you a few mmWhat he said, the conical top spacer is probably 15-20mm, STS (Slam That Stem) is probably more like 5mm, you might get 10-15mm lower.
https://www.certifiedslammed.com/...t-stem-bearing-cover
Re: Cable Hanger Help [AKCrafty]
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Google search images for 'fsa orbit ce cyclocross headset'
It might fit straight on your setup ?
I am thinking of a tri rig front brake and I am hoping that option would work with my setup - I am on an FSA headset so hoping for seamless compatibility :-)
WD :-)
It might fit straight on your setup ?
I am thinking of a tri rig front brake and I am hoping that option would work with my setup - I am on an FSA headset so hoping for seamless compatibility :-)
WD :-)
AKCrafty wrote:
Here's what I've got going now. Are there other hanger options for reducing the stack? I know that there are TriRig brakes or stem, but I'm not wanting to spend that much. And the fork is getting cut soon, so those spacers are going away! "FSA Orbit IS CX"
Comes with standard 36-45 deg 1-1/8" ACB & the integrated Hanger/Cover will reduce your stack by ~ 3-5mm by the looks of it. The space might be tight for a -17 Stem (I can't remember if I went that route before). Consider the FSA SL-K Drop Stem to reduce the stack even more. Again, the Noodle may pose space constraints.
http://www.wiggle.com/...t-with-cable-hanger/
The "FSA Orbit CE CX" is a Campy standard with 45-45 deg ACB. It will also work out of the box, but not with any existing 36-45 deg parts you may have laying around (eg: the existing Crown Race on your Fork).
Another option is a Fork-mounted Hanger. Then you can "Slam That Stem" to your heart's delight, & there are no Headtube/Stem clearance issues.
http://www.trpbrakes.com/...tid=188&subcat=0
