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  1. Yes, but not necessarily, get a top cap that’s long enough for this fork. Otherwise the fork may be to short on your frame to safely clamp the stem

  2. What the fuck happened to the rest of this topcap?

    Either cut the forks or buy a replacement topcap, no other way around it.

    I cut all my forks as soon as I get them because I hate how spacers look, stem directly on the dustcap is the way to go (aesthetically).

  3. T2_Beanie297 on

    As other people are saying just get another top cap, but make sure its the correct threading. Most of them are m24/h24 if i remember correctly. I replaced my odyssey top cap with a cult one because i liked it more

  4. Get the proper fitting top cap. You do not want a steerer tube that is too short.

  5. Greymattershrinker88 on

    If cutting your fork is going to give you less purchase on the stem, then don’t do it, but if you’re rocking a bunch of spacers, and have your fork fully in the stem, I’d lose a couple spacers to cut it to get you by. But really just get a new cap, one that’s meant for this fork

    My buddy says some companies recommend cutting the fork for strength reasons, but I’ve never seen a fork cap this short

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