Trendy Retail Bike Stem Adapter Riser Threadless Stem Adaptor 22.2-25.4mm Black 25.4 mm Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

For more bike repair videos hit the subscribe button 🛑 and click the notification bell ► http://bit.ly/SubRJTheBikeGuy
Thanks for the tip of using vinegar to remove a seized stem in that other video. It worked for me!!
Trank you looked half a year for something like this
Ty for the help!
Thank you! This is what i needed.
hi sir ! can i ask ? what is the size of your stem adapter and new stem?
Hi RJ, so i have a 22.2mm inner diameter fork tube. What size of fork tube extender do i need?
I'm getting confused about the 1" 1/8 size. Is it 20.8? 22.2mm? Or 25.4mm? Stem adapter size. Bikeshops are close due to pandemic so i have to order online :( Need some tips guys. I dont have a measuring tool.
Very helpfully thanks
Hi RJ. Great video! What threadless stem do you use with this adapter?
Do I need to use spacers to adjust the stem height??? Or can I just raise the height of the adapter and tighten it, and then tighten the stem??? Or do they make a different type of stem adapter ???
Now u have 101 comments congrats. Sub to pewdiepie!!!
On a road bike or an mtb bike that sees light trail use why do you want a threadless headset.
does the size of the stem adapter matter?
Is safe?
Love your videos. I learn a lot, very helpful.
u didnt grease the threadless stem
Its more complicated...you got handlebar thickness...quill diameter...stem size...and how much beer you drink divided the amount of calories you consumed on Wednesday.
What size stem fits the adapter?
What size was the new threadless stem?
Nice informative video thank you!
Hello, I am following your channel, you can help me with some information about the adapter, you could make a simple drawing with the measurements, I want to build it myself. I will be very grateful for the help, greetings
Great! Wish you have a Happy New year!
Can a 22.2 quill stem,can fit to my 25.4 bike?
is your fork 26 3/8?
Very thanks sir!!!!
Put spacers on it’ll look cleaner
Finally the video i need.
How do you measure the stem and what do you buy for your measurement? Same question for the handlebar attachment to the stem. Thank you.
Hello! What are the advantages of a threadless stem over a quill stem?
my 90s mountain bike restoration uses an uncommon and odd size of 21.1mm which I believe is more common with BMX stems so to find an adapter for it is very hard
What is the name of that measuring device sir?
Is it necessary to put headset spacers in the gap between the nut and the thread less stem?
For more bike repair videos hit the subscribe button 🛑 and click the notification bell ► http://bit.ly/SubRJTheBikeGuy
Nicely done explanation of how to make the conversion; but a threadless stem made the bike look ugly, nothing beats a quill stem for graceful looks, and they were about 98% as good as the threadless design, so the need for doing that on a bike made for quill stems wasn't necessary except to raise the height of the bars, which there are several quill stems on the market that could have done the same thing. The threadless design only came out due to the introduction of carbon fiber bikes where a quill designed would have never worked in a CF head tube; so there is a place and need for the threadless design, but it isn't necessary on bikes designed to accept a the quill design.
I have been trying to find a quill stem to convert my old roadster to a more aggressive and classic looking fixie and it just breaks my heart to see you cut through one. 😅😅😅
2:10 Before Dremeling the old stem, probably going to want to work it loose from the forks. On old bikes the quill stem probably isn't going to slide right out 2:46 this easy. Once you Dremel and break the bars out, it's going to be even more difficult to work the stem loose from the bike. Very glad this video was here. It was a helpful eye opener to the process.
he broke the bike, the classic stem looks so much better
Queda espantoso,mejor era antes.
I'm going to be "that" guy. I was told to avoid putting grease on the quill, just spread it around in the fork so you reduce the risk of grease getting between the stem and clamping area on the adapter. I saw you put grease on the quill adapter then slide the stem onto the adapter, if not careful you can get grease underneath the stem which might cause it to slide loose. I really like your videos. I probably watch at least one a week, even if I'm not farting around on my bikes.
Now, why would you do that? They look so clumsy on a beautiful classic bike.
Sacrificed a quick stem? Maybe not for me
What are the odds I find this with the exact same bike I’m changing 👍
This is what im looking for !
You are the best RJ !! Hey could I at the same time install a new head set for thread less steerer tube? as a 1" head set right?
Size of quill stem?
does this only work with the handle bars or can you have a threadless fork in there?
I would simply buy a 1" Threadless stem and a fork long enough to stick at the top
You don't need a quill adapter, just a long enough fork and the appropriate size stem (usually 1 inch for old bikes that used threaded quill stems), or you can use a shim
The problem I have with this specific adapter is that it does not sit all the way into the steerer tube, but I suppose that's an issue with having a smaller frame. The other thing? They don't come in black. I'm actually putting this on something similar, a 92 1400, and the red with black and chrome looks a bit funky. I just really hate the exposed bit below the stem itself. I think I may try the Origin8 one, all of the cheap chinese no name ones I have tried have been so poorly manufactured so I think it may be better getting one from an actually known company.
Hey RJ i like your videos! Look, i am looking to buy a quill to threadless adapter but i am unsure about the size. My quill stem measured by caliper is 21.9. Will the 22.2 mm adapter fit good? Is the closest size i've found on market. Cheers!
After doing this would it be possible to swap out the headset for a Threadless style headset?
Yo RJ. Every time I look up a "how to" when I'm working on my bike, I always find your videos. I can't count the number of times your videos have helped me out. I love learning to work on my own bike, and I've been able to save a ton of money restoring my 90's road bike from the ground up, thanks to your videos.