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trek 1000 steering assembly

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  1. Hi everyone,

    I recently brought my trek 1000 bike overseas with me partially
    deassembled in a box. In the process of transport, the Y-shaped thing
    at the front (sorry.. no idea what it is called.. it sits on the front
    wheel and attaches to the handlebars at the top) slipped out of the
    bike frame. The various rings and ball bearings then became a bit of a
    jigsaw puzzle. I put it back together, but I've got the feeling that I
    stuffed it up: I had to buy another ring to make the handlebars sit at
    the right height (though one of these may have got lost in transport)
    and the steering end of the bike makes a 'clunking' sound occasionally
    when I go over bumps (this I really don't like).

    If you can direct me on how it is supposed to go together / send me a
    diagram, I'd be much appreciative.

    thanks

    belavy

  2. belavy said:

    Hi everyone,

    I recently brought my trek 1000 bike overseas with me partially
    deassembled in a box. In the process of transport, the Y-shaped thing
    at the front (sorry.. no idea what it is called.. it sits on the front
    wheel and attaches to the handlebars at the top) slipped out of the
    bike frame. The various rings and ball bearings then became a bit of a
    jigsaw puzzle. I put it back together, but I've got the feeling that I
    stuffed it up: I had to buy another ring to make the handlebars sit at
    the right height (though one of these may have got lost in transport)
    and the steering end of the bike makes a 'clunking' sound occasionally
    when I go over bumps (this I really don't like).

    If you can direct me on how it is supposed to go together / send me a
    diagram, I'd be much appreciative.

    thanks

    Where are you? Any way to make a trip to a bike shop and have them fix
    it in a few minutes?

    Quoted message said:

    belavy

  3. belavy said:

    Hi everyone,

    I recently brought my trek 1000 bike overseas with me partially
    deassembled in a box. In the process of transport, the Y-shaped thing
    at the front (sorry.. no idea what it is called.. it sits on the front
    wheel and attaches to the handlebars at the top)...

    Fork: <http://www.sheldonbrown.com/gloss_e-f.html#fork>?

    --
    Tom Sherman - Here, not there.

  4. belavy said:

    Hi everyone,

    I recently brought my trek 1000 bike overseas with me partially
    deassembled in a box. In the process of transport, the Y-shaped thing
    at the front (sorry.. no idea what it is called.. it sits on the front
    wheel and attaches to the handlebars at the top) slipped out of the
    bike frame. The various rings and ball bearings then became a bit of a
    jigsaw puzzle. I put it back together, but I've got the feeling that I
    stuffed it up: I had to buy another ring to make the handlebars sit at
    the right height (though one of these may have got lost in transport)
    and the steering end of the bike makes a 'clunking' sound occasionally
    when I go over bumps (this I really don't like).

    If you can direct me on how it is supposed to go together / send me a
    diagram, I'd be much appreciative.

    This might be helpful:

    http://tinyurl.com/b9zzn

    Scroll down to "headset assembly" and "headset adjustment".

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