Last time I rode one of my bikes on Saturday the
steering was might tright. Sunday I rode my other pick. So Tuesday after
wiork I pulled the fork and took the headset apart. Well well the
bottom bearing ring warpped and cranked. So I dug into my headset parts
box and found a replacement bearing ring. Lubed everything up and
steering nice nice nice.
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Tright steering.
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Last time I rode one of my bikes on Saturday the
steering was might tright. Sunday I rode my other pick. So Tuesday after
wiork I pulled the fork and took the headset apart. Well well the
bottom bearing ring warpped and cranked. So I dug into my headset parts
box and found a replacement bearing ring. Lubed everything up and
steering nice nice nice.
Tright (spelled that way twice), and wiork? Damn, crazy we need to take
up a collection for a spell checker for you.
;-)So what were you getting into to jam it up? Lose a lower HS seal?
Shawn
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Tight and work, see I slowed down. Its a FSA
Orbit and with the kind of bearing rings it happens. Just like the
Ritchey Logic of many moons ago and another sled. Same thing happened
and the total headset got trashed. I really love needle bearing rings.
And more cash flow.
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