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Carbon Steerer Expansion Plug Installation?

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  1. Got an Easton all carbon fork. It came with what I think is an
    expansion plug that goes into the steerer. The instructions that came
    with the fork on how to install this plug isn't clear to me. So my
    question is, how do I install it correctly? I have a picture of it
    here:

    http://bayimg.com/caFnKaABH

    Thanks,
    Kenny

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    Tim

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  4. Tim McTeague said:

    This is a newsgroup, not a forum. "Bump" does not move your msg to the top.

    Tim

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  5. Kenny said:

    Got an Easton all carbon fork. It came with what I think is an
    expansion plug that goes into the steerer. The instructions that came
    with the fork on how to install this plug isn't clear to me. So my
    question is, how do I install it correctly? I have a picture of it
    here:

    http://bayimg.com/caFnKaABH

    Thanks,
    Kenny

    Screw the bolt in a wee bit, insert into fork steerter and the ridges
    of the lower part wiull begin to grip the inside of the
    steerer...allowing you to further tighten the top bolt, adjusting the
    headset..then secure the bolts on the stem around the fork
    steerer..about 5nm is what you are looking for.

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