First remove the fork from the frame and set the headset spacers and dust cap to the side. Grab the pipe cutter and cut the steerer tube on the line you just marked. Take your time and work your way around with the pipe cutter.

Can you cut a Crown race?

The only thing the race is for is to be the “glue” layer between the crown and the headset. Cutting a slit in it makes virtually no difference in terms of overall strength of the system.

Can you replace steerer tube?

If you have cut your fork steerer too short, got a new frame or bought a second hand fork we can fit a new steerer tube rather than buy a new CSU or fork. …

How do you clean a steerer tube after cutting?

After you cut the steerer tube, use the flat file and clean up the raw cut edge. If you have an inner and outer reaming tool, now is the time to clean up all of the edges of the steerer tube. We like to call the the inner and outer reaming tool a monkey in the barrel tool for obvious reasons.

How do you cut a steerer tube on a mountain bike?

First remove the fork from the frame and set the headset spacers and dust cap to the side. Grab the pipe cutter and cut the steerer tube on the line you just marked. Take your time and work your way around with the pipe cutter.

What is included in the steerer tool?

The tool includes commonly used hex bits, a screwdriver, chain breaker, and storage space for a quick link. There are two bolt lengths and spacers included to accommodate a range of head tube sizes and steerer tube lengths. The tool isn’t compatible with carbon steerer tubes or bikes with threaded headsets.

How do you cut a steerer tube on a headset?

Cut Steerer Tube First remove the fork from the frame and set the headset spacers and dust cap to the side. Grab the pipe cutter and cut the steerer tube on the line you just marked. Take your time and work your way around with the pipe cutter. 6. File and Ream The Steerer Tube’s Cut Edge