Is this a threaded or threadless headset?
08-01-14 | 10:27 AM
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No need to take anything apart to check. It's clearly a threaded headset as evidenced by the hex head top bearing and locknut. The threadless stem is attached to an adapter of this type.
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08-01-14 | 10:32 AM
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My guess is threaded with threaded to threadless adapter, but that's just a guess and probably a bad one at that.
Edit: Whoops, late getting around to responding.
Edit: Whoops, late getting around to responding.
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