BBB BHP-22 Steerer Tube Extender
BBB BHP-22 Steerer Tube Extender
BBB BHP-22 Steerer Tube Extender
BBB
Adapter that enables you to make your steering tube longer without affecting the ahead system.
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$21.24
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Top Features of the BBB BHP-22 Steerer Tube Extender
Adapter that enables you to make your steering tube longer without affecting the ahead system.
- 6061 aluminum steerer tube extention
- Total extention: 67mm
- Fits steerer tubes with diameter 28.6mm
- BAP-02 cap included
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BBB BHP-22 Steerer Tube Extender
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Quick fix
This is a fairly elegant quick fix for turning the wrong size bike into the right size. The lift in handlebar height is massive - much more than you'd get from either a riser stem or a riser bar. It goes on without any dramas and comes with an extra star-fangled nut but you should be able to screw the long top cap screw directly into the existing star nut. Note that it doesn't come with headset spacers. You'd have to buy about 30mm's worth extra. Remember to buy different size spacers so you can adjust the stem height accurately. Also note that your bike won't win any beauty contests after fitting this thing. I guess that's what what you get for wanting to ride upright and not crouched over like a bean. A more elegant solution would be BBB's BHP-20/21, but you'd have to pick the right one and be prepared to hammer the star nut out of your fork. Not fun.
09 March 2013
handy when steerer tubes are too short
good sturdy product which i used to lift handlebars/steerer tube too short. I actually trimmed mine down and still worked great. The bolt down the centre goes into your existing star nut in the steer tube.
20 January 2013
Did the trick
Needed to raise the bars and this did the job perfectly. Nicely made bit of kit.
20 January 2013
A simple solution for an uncomfortable stance
Easy to install, fits well, and makes a big difference to riding comfort
26 November 2012
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Yes, you have to. You will need at least 25mm extra rings, maybe more.
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I'm not an expert, but when I installed this, the bottom of the extender sat right down over the stem and ended up flush with the top of the crown race, so as far as holding the bearings together goes, no spacers are needed. It may depend on the length of your stem.The installation guide indicates that spacers should be placed below the handlebar stem, but I don't really see the point if the stem is clamped on tightly enough.
Country : Australia
5 months, 1 week ago
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when I placed it on my stem I needed about 21mm extra spacer rings, so I am guessing a few extra wouldn't go astray.8 months ago
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Depends on the length of your steerer tube. You probably will but as wiggle does not charge postage you can try it out and then ordeer the necessary spacers later. I needed 3x10mm to set it as I wanted it
1 year, 10 months ago
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Yes, you can cut it down whatever you want. It comes with a new star nut. In my case, I've used the old one of my SID forkAnswer:
I have heard of others cutting down the extender tube. And yes it does come with its own star nut.8 months ago
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I have cut it 30mm and it works well
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It comes with a star nut and a longer bolt. I did not use the star nut that came with it as the bolt reaches the existing nut in the tube.(I could not see how to use the supplied nut). I expect you could cut it to be a bit shorter as I used spacer rings to make full use of the extra height.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 4 months ago
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Yes, it has its own star nut. I would not recommend attacking it with a hacksaw.
the steer tube on my reba@s is to short for me could this be used to save me having to buy a new set of forks?
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 4 months ago
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Yes, thats the reason I bought it. it's perfect for that issue!Answer:
That is exactly what it is for.Country : United Kingdom
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Yes if you can live with the bulkines and weight
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If the steerer tube is 1 and 1/8th inch then the answer is yes.Country : New Zealand
1 year, 2 months ago
I have a Specialized Tarmac that is too low at the front and wonder whether I should purchase this extender or an adjustable head unit.
8 months ago
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I think you can't use it for carbon forks. Maybe you can break the carbon bar, be careful! The brand says is not alowed...Answer:
no, it is my understanding that it will damage your carbon forks8 months ago
I have a 1 1/8 Threadless headset and want to know if this will fit onto this tube extender.
8 months ago
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I can confirm that this is compatible with threadless 1 1/8th Aluminum and Steel steerer tubes.5 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi
Need to raise the handle bars on the above bike due to an old shoulder injury which has left me with an artificial joint. I know the bike has carbon forks but an ally steerer tube will it be ok to use this extender.
Thanks
Need to raise the handle bars on the above bike due to an old shoulder injury which has left me with an artificial joint. I know the bike has carbon forks but an ally steerer tube will it be ok to use this extender.
Thanks
Country : France
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This would be fine if installed correctly to a 1 1/8" aluminium steerer3 months, 3 weeks ago
Aside from a set of hex keys, do I need any extra tools to fit this extender?
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I can confirm that due to the fitting of this you only need an allen key. I hope this helps.Answers
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I can confirm that the steerer clamp on this adaptor covers approximately 40mm of the steerer. I hope this helps.
Steerer tube has been cut flush with top of the stem, and no spacers provided on bike.
I think the steerer tube is alloy, so assume this is the solution i am looking for?
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/de-rosa-milanino-2012-limited-edition/
I think the steerer tube is alloy, so assume this is the solution i am looking for?
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/de-rosa-milanino-2012-limited-edition/
Country : United Kingdom
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Yes this will increase the height or you could try this option also. Ascertain the stem length you have and match with the appropriate adjustable stem. Please be aware however that this bring you back slight when raised which may not suit you:-http://www.wiggle.co.uk/?s=adjustable+stem
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