did my first threadless conversion 
#1 2012-11-07 5:41pm
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did my first threadless conversion
bent my 1" forks again 
so i finally did a threadless conversion.
enjoy 
out with the new in with the old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#2 2012-11-07 5:53pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
Looks good. Check it again after riding on it a little, it will settle in a bit and may need a little tightening.
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#3 2012-11-07 6:40pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
thanks for the tip, ill be putting it to the test this saturday 
out with the new in with the old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#4 2012-11-07 7:09pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
Looks good
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#5 2012-11-07 7:10pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
What parts did you use? Any pics or advice? Good job by the way.
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#6 2012-11-07 7:13pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
cool bike
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#7 2012-11-07 7:38pm
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awesome, how did you do it??
you want someone to talk to, well i'm your man, i've seen it all, and i know where you live.
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#8 2012-11-07 7:40pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
From another thread
Blue_Max wrote:
if you don't mind you could always do the threadless conversion and use a threadless fork on your decade. all you need is a 1 1/8 a-headset, a tioga beartrap headset and use the cups from the tioga and the bearings and dust caps from the a-headset with a few 1 1/8 spacers and your ready to go with a stronger fork on a older frame.
out with the new in with the old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#9 2012-11-07 7:52pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
JTinNC wrote:
Looks good. Check it again after riding on it a little, it will settle in a bit and may need a little tightening.
+1 Tim... The couple of threadless conversions I've done have worked out well. Haileigh's pink Windstyler being the longest done. A couple minor adjustments was all it needed.
Good luck at EHT! I'm hoping to make it there
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#10 2012-11-07 8:06pm
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
i still whant to try this.
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#11 2012-11-08 7:22am
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
I did the same thing on my 96 haro group 1 ci 24" waiting to finish that build
currently building my 96 haro group 1 ci 24.
WANTED: 24" crusiser forks, 3/8" dropouts and 1" threadless steer tube
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#12 2012-11-08 7:52am
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Re: did my first threadless conversion
Wow im glad I saw this thread! I found a set of Kore forks for my Morales frame and didn't know they made them in 1-1/8 and I bought them. I was bummed when they showed up and were 1-1/8. I have both of these headsets around so I am going to try this!
I started riding 20" bikes at 4 years old and I still ride 45 years later! But as I see it, why not!!!!
Btw I have nothing against survivors, but I like my bikes looking nice and new! So dont hate!!!! LOL!
Looking for: Ozone method frame(like everyone),
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