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Old 07-22-12, 01:58 PM
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Not sure if this bike is vintage but still need help

I have a 1991 or 1992 fuji tahoe that is neon orange. I love this bike but the problem with it is the top nut on the head set striped and I need to replace it. The other part of that is I lost the nut so I dont know what size it is. I need to know what size nut was used on these bikes for the head set thanks

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English no doubt.
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English no doubt.
I am not sure, it is second hand from my aunt I think she bought it in the us but I am not 100% sure
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Probably 1" threaded. Post a good pic and we can probably tell from pic, or you could use ye olde quarter test.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Probably 1" threaded. Post a good pic and we can probably tell from pic, or you could use ye olde quarter test.
here are some photos note the tires are replaced
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Photos aren't very good for determination of size but kinda looks like 1-1/8". Try the quarter method above.

Wait for that page to load and it will auto scroll down to the spot in the page.
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from the tests i think it is 1 inch but i am not sure, please let me know what people think
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Put cam on tripod or chair, bench, whatever, about 3' away from subject. Those closeups cause distortion. If they're not overly distorted then it does look like 1" threaded, however.

If you have calipers in the house you could...
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the images are basicly taken on my phone and they are not that distorted i will be sure to find a 1 inch nut thanks for all the help
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would a product like this work. i want to be absolutely sure because there are no stores in my area that sell headset nuts anymore
https://www.amazon.com/AheadSet-HEAD1...EADSET+LOCKNUT
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