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Old 04-16-18, 09:11 AM
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Awesome job! Very nicely done and it's a great feeling to rebuild your own bike instead of simply paying someone to do it for you. More pics please!

I found this thread while searching for a question on my 2000 LS Classic as I am upgrading my headset. I hope you don't mind if I ask a question here in your thread. You may know the answer or one of the LS experts as well.

I want to upgrade to a Cane Creek 110 headset. I have a threadless 1" steerer tube on my fork. I'd like to know the inside diameter of the headtube. I'm guess the 1999 and 2000 shared the same size headtube. Can anyone tell me what the ID is on these headtubes?

Thanks in advance and I must admit, although I am partial, LS really did a great job on frame building back in the day. I'm sure they still do, along with Lynskey now, but what a sweet riding machine these bikes are.
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