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Fork Upgrade

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  1. Is it possible to upgrade a threaded 1" fork on my Raleigh 1987 Technium to a threadless design. I would like to add canti brakes if I could do this. I saw where Nashbar had one.

    Also I was wondering if Canti Brake Braze ons are avalable for the rear and where I could purchase these.

    Clancy1102

  2. Clancy1102 said:

    Is it possible to upgrade a threaded 1" fork on my Raleigh 1987 Technium to a threadless design. I would like to add canti brakes if I could do this. I saw where Nashbar had one.

    Also I was wondering if Canti Brake Braze ons are avalable for the rear and where I could purchase these.

    Clancy1102

    Yes, you will need a threadless headset and stem as well plus the time/labor to install it all. Those older frames often had a lot of fork rake, so check to see that a new fork won't alter the frame geometry to drastically.

    Might be a lot of expense just to get canti brakes.

  3. Clancy1102 said:

    Is it possible to upgrade a threaded 1" fork on my Raleigh 1987 Technium to a threadless design. I would like to add canti brakes if I could do this. I saw where Nashbar had one.

    Also I was wondering if Canti Brake Braze ons are avalable for the rear and where I could purchase these.

    Clancy1102

    Anything is possible if you throw enough money at it. Makes more economic sense to get a proper frame.Plenty of cheap used stuff around.

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