1" threaded steerer tube to 1 1/8 headset?
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1" threaded steerer tube to 1 1/8 headset?
Hi,
I'm trying to see if I can swap out my front suspension fork for another that I got in a clearance sale.. I don't know much about this, but seem to recall that there was some spacers that were sold to accomodate theis.
Here are the specs from the fork:
tube: 1" threaded
steerer tube length: 150 millmeter, 43 mm threads
fork rake: 20mm
Thanks.
I'm trying to see if I can swap out my front suspension fork for another that I got in a clearance sale.. I don't know much about this, but seem to recall that there was some spacers that were sold to accomodate theis.
Here are the specs from the fork:
tube: 1" threaded
steerer tube length: 150 millmeter, 43 mm threads
fork rake: 20mm
Thanks.
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at minimum you need
(1) 22.2 diameter quill stem, or a quill to threadless converter
(2) headtube reducer (google on this term to buy a pair)
(3) 1 inch threaded headset.
(1) 22.2 diameter quill stem, or a quill to threadless converter
(2) headtube reducer (google on this term to buy a pair)
(3) 1 inch threaded headset.
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Maybe I should have mentioned this (and I don't know if it matters) but the bike is a folding bike. It kinda looks like this except it has a front suspension fork. Here's a video of a similar one, but with suspension:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aQ_eGRYbg0
The part just above the headset folds so I don't know if I need a special part in addition. Finally, I looked at some part prices and for the 3 above, I'm looking @ $60 minimum. This fork just cost me $25.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aQ_eGRYbg0
The part just above the headset folds so I don't know if I need a special part in addition. Finally, I looked at some part prices and for the 3 above, I'm looking @ $60 minimum. This fork just cost me $25.
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yeah, this kind of mismatch is rarely worth pursuing -- and your folding stem probably attaches by 1 1/8" quill which isn't going to go in the fork anyway. I saw on Downtube's web site they have new 1 1/8" suspension forks for $60.
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thanks for your patience with me on this, zzyzx. I won't pursue this upgrade.
Yes, I saw that fork on the DT site. Don't want to go that route because that fork is a POS.
What do you think about this one:
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=263602_263622
do you think that would work?
Yes, I saw that fork on the DT site. Don't want to go that route because that fork is a POS.
What do you think about this one:
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=263602_263622
do you think that would work?
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So my only additional expense would be to have the bike shop cut threads on this fork? I don't have to worry about buying any other parts (quill stem, adapters )to fit this DT bike?
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