1” brake hanger for a quill stem

[bikeworkshop]

For anyone unfamiliar with the madness of cycle standard names:

The "inch" name refers to the fork standard. It's the outer diameter of the fork steerer tube.

An "inch quill" stem has outer diameter 22.2, because it fits inside the inch threaded fork.

For postwar (British) standard quality cycles, the (1" outside diameter) tube used for the steerer had a wall thickness of 1/16", so the inner diameter is 7/8", which is 22.2mm (to 3 decimal places).

It's called "an inch quill", but it measures 7/8", or 22.2mm.

 

[ishaw]

Perfect thank you

Ok so I've had a rummage and found a few. The ones that I have that clamp on seem to have an internal diameter that is approximate to a 1 1/8 unthreaded steerer. I'm guessing they won't be any good to you unless your quill stem is pretty fat before the steerer insertion part.

 

[Silverfish]

Ok so I've had a rummage and found a few. The ones that I have that clamp on seem to have an internal diameter that is approximate to a 1 1/8 unthreaded steerer. I'm guessing they won't be any good to you unless your quill stem is pretty fat before the steerer insertion part.

Thanks for looking but they sound too big

 

[Once A Hero]

I’ve got these two which may fit the bill?

 

[Silverfish]

They might work yes
What’s the ID?

 

[Once A Hero]

They might work yes
What’s the ID?

Both 22.2mm

 

[Silverfish]

Both 22.2mm

Perfect. How much?

 

[joglo]

Nobody mentioned the Syncros Hang Doggy?

I didn’t think they offered it in a 22.2?
Need it to fit the stem not the steerer

just for clarification, the Hang Doggy was designed for 1 1/8" but typically came with an Shim to fit also to 1" (22.2 mm quill stems).

 

[Once A Hero]

Perfect. How much?

Not a lot, I’ll PM you