Threaded framesets?
04-22-12, 12:12 PM
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Threaded framesets?
Any options for me? I'm looking to go to about $300-400, the whole dealio. What are some of the favorites around here? Lugged or non-lugged, whatever is cool. Track geometry, more or less. Thanks 
04-22-12, 12:16 PM
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[strike]Bike island Kilo tt[/strike]
Nevermind they don't carry it threaded anymore.
Nevermind they don't carry it threaded anymore.
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04-22-12, 12:17 PM
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affinitycycles makes two threaded steel frames, one being a regular track frame Metropolitan while other other having a sloping toptube similiar to a pursuit style framee although its a slight bit more expensive.
spicer cycles also has a 1" threaded up for sale as well but in 56.5
also
soma rush
spicer cycles also has a 1" threaded up for sale as well but in 56.5
also
soma rush
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Its not the frame thats threaded its the fork. As long as its an 1 inch headtube you can make that threadless fork into a threaded one.
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04-22-12, 01:13 PM
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Your cog is slipping.
I've recently seen some of the older Pake frames with a 1" head tube on eBay.
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Its really really really hard to tread a threadless fork, but it is really easy to replace a threadless 1" fork with a threaded one. You will have to swap your fork, headset, and stem. If you already have a stem that you really really like, or want to use "oversided" bars there is a product that you can get that allows you to use a threadless stem with a threaded headset. You can get it in 1" or 1 1/8"
04-22-12, 06:01 PM
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Your cog is slipping.
How many have you threaded? It's pretty ****ing difficult and a lot of shops won't even do it.
04-22-12, 06:24 PM
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I emailed spicer earlier about 1" threaded frames. he asked me what size so he could see how long it would take and I think its under 500 weeee
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