Threadless stems will typically have 1–3 pinch bolts (D) used in conjunction with a compression slot (E) to hold the stem to the steerer tube. For more information, see Stem Removal & Installation: Quill Stems The stems used with these systems are referred to as “quill stems”. Many older bikes and some lower-end bikes have threaded steerer tubes.
Threadless Stem (A), Spacers (B), and Top Cap (C) Finally, a top cap (C) keeps everything in place and acts as a headset adjustment. A stem (A) then clamps around the outside of the steerer tube along with spacers (B) if necessary. Torque wrench or torque driver with appropriate bitsĪ “threadless” stem refers to a system where a fork with a non-threaded steerer tube extends through the head tube.Appropriately sized hex or Torx®-compatible wrenches.
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