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yummygooey 05-04-12 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 14180853)
There are some special thread locker products that use the oil on the threads to seep through and then form the thread locking compound. dont remember the name though :P

;)

Mumonkan 05-04-12 11:44 AM

lol, well i wasnt looking for a personal shopper just mabye a second opinion

is there any way of measuring the stack height of my headset besides taking everything out and measuring it?

Scrodzilla 05-04-12 11:49 AM

Stack height is the measurement of the visible parts of your headset when it's installed. Measure the top, bottom and add them together.

Mumonkan 05-04-12 11:58 AM

gotcha, wasnt sure if it included the inside of the cups or not, thanks

3CDesign 05-04-12 07:03 PM

Scrod if I was looking for a 1" threaded kilo where would be the best place to find one? besides my local C.L.
Any cool 1" threaded FG framesets (under $300) you recommend?
I like the vintage look plus I can easily drop parts from my conversion onto a new frameset.
What would you charge to thread a 1" threadless fork at your shop?
I.E. these Framesets.http://bikeisland.com/cgi-bin/BKTK_S...ls&ProdID=1876
Thanks.

Scrodzilla 05-04-12 07:15 PM

Threading a threadless fork is a complete mother****er to do. I could sell you a 1" threaded fork for less than the labor charge.

3CDesign 05-04-12 07:28 PM

Ok thanks. I will continue to look for a 1" threaded frameset then.
How long ago was BD selling quill stem track bikes?

Kayce 05-04-12 07:59 PM

You could get the kilo and swap the fork, stem, and headset to a threaded set-up.

Scrodzilla 05-04-12 08:38 PM


Originally Posted by 3CDesign (Post 14182657)
Ok thanks. I will continue to look for a 1" threaded frameset then.
How long ago was BD selling quill stem track bikes?

Any frame with a 1" head tube is capable of being used with a threaded fork/headset.

3CDesign 05-04-12 08:47 PM

Sweet thanks know I know!
And knowing is half the battle!

City Hype 05-05-12 03:42 AM

do you trim your beard?

8bits 05-05-12 05:02 AM

Scrod do you think that this fork would fit nicely onto a 722ts? Does it need any kind of special headset or the one on the normal 722 fork would suffice?

fork: http://www.feltbicycles.com/USA/2012...Road-Fork.aspx

Scrodzilla 05-05-12 06:51 AM


Originally Posted by City Hype (Post 14183560)
do you trim your beard?

It grows unevenly (as most beards do) so every now and then I would trim it a little but I decided to stop and just let it do its thing.

Scrodzilla 05-05-12 06:53 AM


Originally Posted by 8bits (Post 14183620)
Scrod do you think that this fork would fit nicely onto a 722ts? Does it need any kind of special headset or the one on the normal 722 fork would suffice?

fork: http://www.feltbicycles.com/USA/2012...Road-Fork.aspx

It seems to have an oversized crown so it may end up looking a little weird. You also may have an issue with the crown race/bottom bearing seating properly, as ddeadserious did with his Kinesis fork:

http://www.pedalroom.com/p/leader-722ts-raw-3534_5.jpg

8bits 05-05-12 06:58 AM

nah not worth it :-/

ATX 6Speed 05-05-12 09:48 AM

Two questions:

1) Can you reasonably extend threads on a threaded fork?

2) Do you own a car? I know that's a weird question, lol.

yummygooey 05-05-12 05:43 PM

Scrod, how do you prevent or deal with spoke wind up when using Lasers?

Jeterfan3 05-06-12 01:39 AM

Hey Scrodzilla,

What brand of red toe clips would you recommend to replace the stock ones that come on the Mercier Kilo TT. The stock ones are a bit too tight for my feet.

Thanks

Scrodzilla 05-06-12 08:03 AM


Originally Posted by yummygooey (Post 14185216)
Scrod, how do you prevent or deal with spoke wind up when using Lasers?

If you prepped the threads, they really shouldn't be winding up too much but any spoke is going to wind up a tiny bit while bringing them up to tension. Stress relieving the wheel after building takes care of this.

Scrodzilla 05-06-12 08:03 AM


Originally Posted by Jeterfan3 (Post 14186361)
Hey Scrodzilla,

What brand of red toe clips would you recommend to replace the stock ones that come on the Mercier Kilo TT. The stock ones are a bit too tight for my feet.

Thanks

Red?

Scrodzilla 05-06-12 08:06 AM


Originally Posted by ATX 6Speed (Post 14184156)
Two questions:

1) Can you reasonably extend threads on a threaded fork?

2) Do you own a car? I know that's a weird question, lol.

Yes.

Right now, the only car I own is the pristine 1972 Dodge Charger in my garage, which was my Dad's car. It very rarely gets driven.

Nagrom_ 05-06-12 11:32 AM

Nice car.

Hey, I was just thinking, do you own a road bike?

Scrodzilla 05-06-12 12:21 PM

I do - a Bianchi Campione. I pretty much only ride it on a trainer in the winter. There's a pic somewhere in this thread.

Nagrom_ 05-06-12 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 14187494)
I do - a Bianchi Campione. I pretty much only ride it on a trainer in the winter. There's a pic somewhere in this thread.

Cool cool, I was curious. Never heard anything from you about road.

Squirrelli 05-06-12 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13391676)
I have a Bianchi Campione:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...a/P1060189.jpg

I don't like to race, I like to ride.

Here ya go.


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