Old 06-30-20, 11:15 PM
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looks like an easy one

these steerer deformations just above the crown are quite common

with the fork out of the bike i take a half round file to the interior of the lower end of the steerer to deburr it

then i have a long mandrel just the right diameter to go up inside

with the steerer clamped in the vise using wooden blocks made for the purpose i use the mandrel to do the cold setting

check everything with a straight edge

when steerer looks good put fork in alignment gauge to double check everything and make sure no other cold setting is needed

then back in the bike and robert is thine uncle

whole thing takes no more than three or four minutes

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