Definitely. File the edges. Question is, how important is it to get the angle right? Seems to me that it could be fudged a few degrees and still be operational, depending on the design of the plug, or quill end, or whatever that piece of pie at the bottom's called. And the only reason I've given this any thought is I've got an olde timey Soma generation that came with a 26 foot tall stem. Side question aplenty- a gentleman up the street has a reamer that he swears wouldn't cause terrible concern if I wanted to widen the not quite 1" steerer tube to 1". The metal's there to do it, just wonder what a minimum wall thickness is to survive. And if you've read this far... I got me a 68 quickbeam!! So nothing else matters. I have questions I'll be bugging the group with soon. Thanks, and good luck with your stem remodeling. -Kai
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