I purchased new shock-forks for my mountain bike, and I don't know how to measure how much i cut off the new fork stem.
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READ THE EDIT BELOW BEFORE YOU GO ANY FARTHER!!! You need to add the length of the frame head tube, the stack height of the headset, the witdh of the spacers, and the height of the stemYou must then deduct 1/8 (4mm) from the totalIf you cut the steerer at an angle or cut it too short, you just destroyed the forkTake the bike (including the old fork) and the new fork to a shop and have them do itThey have precision tools to do the job right and it only costs a few bucksThey can also properly insert the star nut for youBased on your question and comments this looks to be something that you have never done, and never seen donePlay it safe, have a professional do itEDIT: If you currently have a threaded headset and the replacement for you purchased is new then it is VERY likely that your old fork has a 1 diameter and the new one is 1-1/8These are NOT interchangableOn top of that, if the original fork is NOT suspension then you will be throwing off the geometry of the bike and making the possibility of snapping the head tube off the frame a real issueIf the original fork IS a suspension fork then it MUST be within 20mm of the originalFor example, if the original fork has 70mm travel, the maximum you can install is 80mmI am getting exhausted hereThe headset is the part with the bearings that allow the fork to rotateThe stem is the part that attached to the fork steerer and holds the handlebarsThere is another possibility and problem that has to be consideredif you plan on using your old handlebars, the new stem has to have the proper bore to hold the handlebarsI suspect that your existing bars measure 22.2mm (7/8) diameterI know of NO threadless stem that allows theseand noyou can't just wrap the area with duct tape or cut up aluminum cans.
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