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Old 25th January 2008   #1
31t®um
 
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need one of the above, reasonable quality, got a new DA one too fucking tall, any one got any good suggestions.?
if not gonna be looking for a un-drilled track fork.
thanks
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Old 25th January 2008   #2
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I think I heard that tange are short - there was a thread in the last couple of days I think?
hang on....
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Old 25th January 2008   #3
3rdworldsuitcase
chris king baby! had a simular prob with me whip.went throught a stronglight some crappy headset.Finally bit the bullet forks out the cash for a KING and never looked back.

it's the gripnut...
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Old 25th January 2008   #4
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ChrisNW said: 'Try cyclebasket, I got a Tange one from them. Stack height a bit short though, so had to use an extra 5mm spacer. Fairly cheap. Exact same as the Standard ISO 1" sizes on here, I measured it with a vernier.'
http://www.londonfgss.com/discussion/3709/
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Old 25th January 2008   #5
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i'll have a looksee, thanks proven.
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Old 25th January 2008   #6
radicalrik
i have a king grip nut silver if your interested, new nuts and crown race, i'l check the stack when i get home and let you know
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Old 25th January 2008   #7
Momentum
DA ones are among the smallest stack headsets, although Tange are small too. If DA is much too small then I doubt Tange will do it. The CK gripnut (as suggested above) would be your best bet because it screws into itself and so doesn't need as many fork threads.
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Old 25th January 2008   #8
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if you've got enough of a budget, and can find one, the older da headsets (7400/7600?) have really small stack heights.
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Old 25th January 2008   #9
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radicalrik, that would be great, thanks.
hassnr, had an older DA, the one with the star nut, and that was 40mm
the DA is 37.6mm need a 32/33mm, can't get the locknut on..
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Old 25th January 2008   #10
bombadil
had same problem with my bike. got a tange levin (or poss prestige cant remember) from sjs and left off the keyed washer. works fine as long as its backed up against the lock nut a bit.
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Old 25th January 2008   #11
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31trum - i have a Tange dude. it is short. wanted to put a campag chorus one on but no way. Tange does the job though. oh yeah
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Old 25th January 2008   #12
1bhp
how would you measure the stack height of a fitted headset?
it's an old campag one and is in serious need of repleacement.
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Old 25th January 2008   #13
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measure the bottom race from fork to frame and add that to the top of headtube to top of nut. measurement = stack height.
mine is campy too, and it's fnuckin' knackered.
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Old 25th January 2008   #14
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31t®um:measure the bottom race from fork to frame and add that to the top of headtube to top of nut. measurement = stack height.
mine is campy too, and it's fnuckin' knackered.
cheers,
sounds pretty logical when you put it like that ;)
let me know how you get with a replacement, looks like I may have the same problem soon...
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Old 25th January 2008   #15
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31t®um:radicalrik, that would be great, thanks.
hassnr, had an older DA, the one with the star nut, and that was 40mm
the DA is 37.6mm need a 32/33mm, can't get the locknut on..
not the star nut one, the dark blue one. same as the njs one but not njs. the one i've got is 33.5(ish).
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Old 25th January 2008   #16
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Yeah, my Tange headset is just over 32mm height. Cheap and cheerful so far. Doesn't look as nice as some others though.
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Old 25th January 2008   #17
radicalrik
yo the cup and nuts rise a total of 25mm above the top of the head tube. i will be at bike polo on sunday probably if you want to take a look anyway. let me know
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Old 26th January 2008   #18
radicalrik
£50? does that sound ok? basically the there is only one thread in contact with the steerer on the fork rather than the split threads of any two nut headset because it compresses itself. i'm around in town all week so let me know when you're free and i can meet you somewhere
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Old 29th February 2008   #19
radicalrik
swap plus £20
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Old 29th February 2008   #20
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radicalrik:yo the cup and nuts rise a total of 25mm above the top of the head tube. i will be at bike polo on sunday probably if you want to take a look anyway. let me know
need to add the measurement of the lower race too..if you didn't already
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Old 29th February 2008   #21
radicalrik
ok i work in oxford st. area, finnish at 5 on monday so i could meet you after that, give us a call on monday and we can sort something out.
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Old 29th February 2008   #22
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will do, thanks man.
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