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Old 03-06-18 | 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Lovenutz
[MENTION=478565]jtroszak[/MENTION] If you have the fork just get the measurements yourself. It's easy to remove the fork from the frame, no special tools are required. Once it's out, measure the steerer tube including the crown race. I'd also measure the threaded portion. That's all you really need.

1" threaded lugged forks aren't really made much anymore, but Sunlite still makes a cheap one.

[MENTION=124730]SJX426[/MENTION] That nasty fracture makes me nervous. I planned on straightening a bent steerer tube on a prewar Schwinn... now i'm having seconds thoughts.

Cool to see an x-ray on film... it's all digital now.
The challenge is always being able to get it straight, once bent. Preference is to replace the steerer.

It was a nasty fracture as a nerve bundle prevented the ends to meet so after 6 weeks, the doc had to go in and fix it.
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