Originally Posted by rockmuncher
>> Also readjust the headset so it is not to tight when you get the bike.
Apologies, but what do you mean (I still live in the world of the gooseneck). Do you mean the handlebars ability to freely swivel L/R?
Ah, "gooseneck" -- don't hear that word anymore. One of my non-cycling mates calls them "goosebenders".
Yeah, the head-set -- it's
probably more accurate to say: "the fork's ability to swivel."
If the head-set is too loose, you'll get that shuddering when braking. It takes a bit of practise to get
the head-set adjustment right, especially if you have little experience with the new "a-head" setups.