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Mikael Seierup
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Bought a Ritchey Logic Scuzzy Logic with a star-fangled nut but this isnt what I need. Looking at
Sheldon Brown gave me this:
"The YST "GeForce" headset has a collar which slips over the steerer, and is clamped to it with a
binder bolt near the top of the collar. The outside of this collar is threaded, and the upper
bearing race screws onto these threads. The upper race assembly is fitted with a binder bolt that
clamps it tight onto these threads when the desired adjustment has been attained. The Ge Force is
the only threadless headset which doesn't use the handlebar stem as part of the adjustment. These
headsets may be used with any stem, either external clamping or internal expander/wedge type."
As in something that holds the fork without the need for a stem. The fork uses a 1 1/4 inch steerer
as far as I can measure. Anyone know any other brands that fit the bill as it seems these YST
headsets are crappy. (mtb review)
Regards Mikael
Sheldon Brown gave me this:
"The YST "GeForce" headset has a collar which slips over the steerer, and is clamped to it with a
binder bolt near the top of the collar. The outside of this collar is threaded, and the upper
bearing race screws onto these threads. The upper race assembly is fitted with a binder bolt that
clamps it tight onto these threads when the desired adjustment has been attained. The Ge Force is
the only threadless headset which doesn't use the handlebar stem as part of the adjustment. These
headsets may be used with any stem, either external clamping or internal expander/wedge type."
As in something that holds the fork without the need for a stem. The fork uses a 1 1/4 inch steerer
as far as I can measure. Anyone know any other brands that fit the bill as it seems these YST
headsets are crappy. (mtb review)
Regards Mikael