dura ace headset
10-15-10 | 02:43 PM
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take the headset off the bike , stack the parts on a table in the same order, use capliers or a ruler and measure. if the new one is the same or smaller (shorter) then all is good. if not you need a longer steeing tube on the fork . or new fork.
10-15-10 | 04:26 PM
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This assumes the portion of each cup that is pressed into the headtube is the same height, right? I would have expected some variance between different headset models.
10-15-10 | 05:46 PM
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The HP-7410 is a 1" threaded headset with cartridge bearings and has a stack height of 37.6 mm.
I can't find any reference in Shimano's tech documents to an HP-7700 headset but they do show the 7410. Also, I don't recall Shimano making anything newer than the 7410 version and by the time the 7700-series (9-speed Dura Ace) came out, Shimano was pretty much out of the headset business.
I can't find any reference in Shimano's tech documents to an HP-7700 headset but they do show the 7410. Also, I don't recall Shimano making anything newer than the 7410 version and by the time the 7700-series (9-speed Dura Ace) came out, Shimano was pretty much out of the headset business.
10-15-10 | 08:19 PM
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The HP-7410 is a 1" threaded headset with cartridge bearings and has a stack height of 37.6 mm.
I can't find any reference in Shimano's tech documents to an HP-7700 headset but they do show the 7410. Also, I don't recall Shimano making anything newer than the 7410 version and by the time the 7700-series (9-speed Dura Ace) came out, Shimano was pretty much out of the headset business.
I can't find any reference in Shimano's tech documents to an HP-7700 headset but they do show the 7410. Also, I don't recall Shimano making anything newer than the 7410 version and by the time the 7700-series (9-speed Dura Ace) came out, Shimano was pretty much out of the headset business.
