MCFK Steerer for Lefty on New Cannondale Slate
Moderator: robbosmans
Hey guys,
Can anyone advise on whether any of the MCFK lefty steerers (http://www.mcfk.de/en/products/gabelsch ... er-en.html) will be able to be fitted to the new Cannondale Slate (http://www.cannondale.com/en/Internatio ... b80683c349).
I'd love to be able to make this change. But Lefty definitely isn't my first language... Which one am I looking at?
Can anyone advise on whether any of the MCFK lefty steerers (http://www.mcfk.de/en/products/gabelsch ... er-en.html) will be able to be fitted to the new Cannondale Slate (http://www.cannondale.com/en/Internatio ... b80683c349).
I'd love to be able to make this change. But Lefty definitely isn't my first language... Which one am I looking at?
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i installed a EP carbon steerer tube on my SuperX to install a Lefty
it required the 1 and 1/8 straight version and a bottom 1 and 1/4 to 1 and 1/8 reducer shim
but i have a 137mm "old style" Lefty clamp spacing
it required the 1 and 1/8 straight version and a bottom 1 and 1/4 to 1 and 1/8 reducer shim
but i have a 137mm "old style" Lefty clamp spacing
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The Lefty Oliver is specific made for the Slate.
the lenght of the steerer tube depends on the frame size
Here is the info from the dealer book:
CROWN SPACING for Slate frame :
SMall - 97mm
MeDium - 110mm
LarGe - 122mm
XLarge - 134mm
Ron
the lenght of the steerer tube depends on the frame size
Here is the info from the dealer book:
CROWN SPACING for Slate frame :
SMall - 97mm
MeDium - 110mm
LarGe - 122mm
XLarge - 134mm
Ron
Why are you doing this?
I was reading on another thread that it actually doesn't save any weight?
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=111757
Or are you just trying to get around the 1.5" Steerer stem?
I think there are lighter 1.5" stem options now.
I was reading on another thread that it actually doesn't save any weight?
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=111757
Or are you just trying to get around the 1.5" Steerer stem?
I think there are lighter 1.5" stem options now.
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