steer tube

The steering tubes were worthless in the short space I had at that speed.

Projecting from it like great horns were the ship's steering tubes.

Others, notably Cannondale use a single shock built into the steering tube above the crown.

I snapped off the power, leaving only the automat cut into the steering tubes, and gazed straight ahead.

The component that attaches the handlebars to the steer tube of the bicycle.

When loosened the upper steer tube, with handlebars, could be swung over to the side of the frame.

The inner cables continue to connect to a metal disc that sits around the stem or steer tube.

When in free space and on the correct course, the only attention required is that of slight modifications by short bursts on the steering tubes.

On the other hand, a quill stem must be sized to match the inner diameter of the steer tube.

Her hull plates twisted and screeched as the steering tubes belched full energy in swinging them from their course.

The fork was steel with helical reinforcement ribs inside the steel steering tube.

The head tube holds the bearings which allow the front fork steer tube to pivot freely.

Some older French bicycles used 25 mm steer tubes with 22 mm diameter quill stems.

For example, a fork may have carbon fiber blades with an aluminum crown, steer tube, or fork ends.

The fork crown, which joins the steering tube to the fork blades, may have either an external or internal socket design.

Its stern tubes flamed, then its steering tubes.

The length of a fork is measured parallel to the steer tube from the lower fork crown bearing to the axle center.

The head tube is the part of a tubular cycle's frame that the front fork steer tube is mounted within.

After folding the CityBug, be certain that all the steer tube is securely locked into the seat tube latch before carrying.

Probably the lugging on the steer tube [part of the custom-built frame by Hammerness] for its really ornate, intricate designs.

The recall of 2,100 bicycles follows seven reported steering tube breaks, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission which is cooperating with the recall.

Headset wrenches are oversized (32 - 36 mm) flat open-end wrenches for tightening headset cups and lock nuts on threaded steering tubes.

Somewhat counterintuitively, the term threadless derives not from whether the stem itself is threaded, but from whether a headset lock nut threads onto the fork steer tube.

A lot of chassis fitted with the modified multiple friction washer king-pin was changed to a single washer type, but the spring-loaded cross steering tube had to be fitted.

They comprised a sturdy step-through tubular bicycle frame with conventional chain/pedal drive, plus, mounted on a bracket off the steering tube, a petrol 'engine' ( I am being too generous here!).