• Designed for 1-1/8" bike steerer tubes.
• For bench vise use only.

Traditional shaft clamps force you to work too close to the vise. The vise body becomes the limitation.

SteerStation™ creates real clearance.

• Work fully vertical without interference.
• Rotate the fork using your vise’s rotation feature.
• Position the fork sideways or completely upside down.
• Offset the fork far enough to access crown, damper, air shaft, and lowers comfortably.
• No fear of accidental contact with the vise.

It turns your bench vise into a true fork workstation.

• Standard Offset (~70 mm) – Ideal for most service work. Clears the vise while keeping compact leverage.
• Extended Offset (120 mm) – Maximum clearance and working freedom. More reach, more access, slightly higher cost.

Both versions dramatically improve fork positioning compared to direct steerer clamping.

• Secured using two M6 bolts and nuts.
• Requires a 5 mm Allen key.
• The internal tolerance is intentionally very tight to 1-1/8".
• Only light tightening is required.
• In many cases, you can simply insert the fork and begin working.
• Minor rotation during service is normal and not problematic.

The clamp is designed for precision fit, not brute-force compression.

• Do not pull sideways at the tip of the fork while the tool is clamped, it would be very bad for the fork anyway and why would you do that? 
  
• Excessive sideways torque can damage the tool.
  
• Do not overtighten the M6 bolts.

Under normal fork service use, the tool is extremely stable. Damage would only occur under abusive twisting or leverage conditions.

• Application: Fork service positioning
• Steerer diameter: 1-1/8"
• Offset options: ~70 mm or 120 mm
• Fasteners: 2 × M6 bolts + nuts
• Tool required: 5 mm Allen key
• Material: Reinforced 3D-printed polymer
• Includes: SteerStation™ body