To attach to your stem, do you just use an allen wrench?
636772
Exactly. It's very easy and very secure, I installed a year ago and haven't touched it since.
2168624
Mine came with a stem mount only. I was hesitant to install it in fear it woul come loose but it has been a rock for all my rides. You can purchase stem mounts separately as well.
186752
Yep. All you need is a 10mm socket wrench. It's really easy. I found a video on YouTube that explained the process.
367317
I don't know for certain but I went from a dc10 to an 8 and the stem was not interchangeable. Don't this helps much
1876057
You can get adaptor to go on valve stem so you can fill air anywhere. Adaptor at any bike shop one dollar.
2168623
It comes with a stem mount. I use mine a lot it is very secure on the handlebars.
1254661
No I do not...the stem was missing from the pot at church so I just ordered the stem not knowing there was another part. Works fine though.
799537
you don't really need a special wrench or socket - just disconnect the wires before attempting to remove the sensor - you'll have to disconnect it anyway to put in the new one. be sure to use anti-seize on the new one, but do it in a way that will prevent it getting on the sensor. you MAY have to chase the threads in the header/exhaust - i used an 18mm x 1.5 tap. a 7/8 wrench is a tadge loose but should work unless it's really seized - it's really 22mm. you DO NOT want to round off the hex part of the old one. this answer is 5 mo after the question, but maybe someone else will benefit from it. you don't really need a special wrench or socket - just disconnect the wires before attempting to remove the sensor - you'll have to disconnect it anyway to put in the new one. be sure to use anti-seize on the new one, but do it in a way that will prevent it getting on the sensor. you MAY have to chase the threads in the header/exhaust - i used an 18mm x 1.5 tap. a 7/8 wrench is a tadge loose but should work unless it's really seized - it's really 22mm. you DO NOT want to round off the hex part of the old one. this answer is 5 mo after the question, but maybe someone else will benefit from it.
148616
Yes Use allen wrench loosen screws up top all the way.Then assemble it.Tight fit but no problem.
169728
You shouldn't require any tools to install as it will self-tighten as you ride, just screw it on to the hub. I suppose you could use a chain-whip if it concerns you. You will, however, need a freewheel tool (probably ACS specific) to remove it.
1530274
Ask at your local bike shop, I think there's something called a "stem extender" that might work.
352688
No. Valve stems are usually part of mounting and balancing. Let the tire shop provide them.
472696
No. There is an Allen screw in the base that tightens with an Allen wrench.works well!
1790856
The problem is that their is no adapter fitting--the piece that fits over the center stem. If you have this piece yes--if not, NO.
945283
No, you have to put it in the stalk, but it is pretty easy to do. The allen wrench that is necessary comes with the bow.
173683
My wife has a similar model with the same stem handlebar setup. It is adjustable, maybe a couple of inches total up and down. You adjust it with an Allen wrench.
743491
The center stem is completely removable, so put a little oil at an appropriate point and turn it around a little. There is a knob to adjust as well to tighten and loosen. Mine was a little stiff when I received it, but is fine now. Hope that helps! Lois