Hi everyone,
I'm building a custom bar setup with my favorite parts from all kinds of brands.
I'm using a Naish chickenloop and trimline, an F-one monolith bar and a liquid force ceramic swivel. Should be the best bar ever..but! There's a but...
The naish sliding stopper (which is awsome on the naish bar) is too narrow to fully stop the f-one bar (which has a slightly bigger hole in than the naish bar). The bar will slide upwards too easily and won't stay put.
So, I need a stopper that is minimalistic in shape like the naish stopper but has a few millimeters more span to make the f-one bar stop/take a bigger load before sliding.
I've been looking around and the only one that looks small enough is the North stopper. So here's the question:
Could anyone with a North sliding stopper measure the distance from between the holes in the stopper so that I can compare to my Naish stopper.
If the distance is greater, than I'll get one of those from North to try on my new super-bar.
Thanks for any help (and looking forward to loads of bs comments which have no information in them at all).
/Daniel
North sliding stopper wider than Naish sliding stopper?
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Re: North sliding stopper wider than Naish sliding stopper?
i96dansa wrote:You silent people you....
I've now purchased a lot of plastic (poly) and will manufacture a stopper myself.
LOL, good job!!! I have no idea about the North stopper, but I also agree it can't be that hard to just make something.
I had a suggestion of a mod to the Naish stopper...if you cut a tiny bit out on the side and hook a line to the depower line the effect would be a stopper that cannot be moved unless you pull the line.
I made this mod on another bar. I could see if I can find it somewhere.