Technically you can't. You could press in a new one, but to be honest, if your fork took enough of an impact to break the steerer, then chances are it's stuffed.
time for a new fork....
depends on your fork but you're probably looking at a new crown steerer assembly and if your fork is an in expensive one then its probably not worth it.
How the **** can you break a steerer tube? From what I understand it's quite a difficult thing to do? Talk to James in OC Tuning - 01 492 9552.
I was cycling along minding my own business one time on the wocca woccas when I rode into a ditch and the forks snapped off at the steerer !! They were first generation Rockshox Judys..you must be one hardcore slut of a rider like me, Mr Jumbalumbadonkeyjericho !! ah Sean and Bruce had a good old laugh at me !!
[QUOTE=Fat Fecker;119606]Technically you can't. You could press in a new one, but to be honest, if your fork took enough of an impact to break the steerer, then chances are it's stuffed.
time for a new fork....[/QUOT
fork crown down to the lowers are ok..it snaps right were exactly the starnuts is..try to remove spacers and install a new starnut but to short..
Technically you can't. You could press in a new one, but to be honest, if your fork took enough of an impact to break the steerer, then chances are it's stuffed.
time for a new fork....[/QUOT
fork crown down to the lowers are ok..it snaps right were exactly the starnuts is..try to remove spacers and install a new starnut but to short..
wow..sounds like a loose headset wore a groove in your steerer and BooM !!
well it was obviously wearing away unknown to you..unless you are a real expert you won't know and all it takes is little particles of Ireland grinding away under the headset against the steerer..
depends on your fork but you're probably looking at a new crown steerer assembly and if your fork is an in expensive one then its probably not worth it.
thanks al, yah.. i think if i spend much in reinstalling the steerer..i better get another good fork...