No, not the quill headset adapters, but ones like the M:part a:dapter
that allow a threadless fork to be used with a threaded headset.
Does anyone have any experience with these? I'd want to use it with a
Stronglight A9 headset. (1" steerer)
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No, not the quill headset adapters, but ones like the M:part a:dapter
that allow a threadless fork to be used with a threaded headset.
Does anyone have any experience with these? I'd want to use it with a
Stronglight A9 headset. (1" steerer)
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David Martin said:No, not the quill headset adapters, but ones like the M:part a:dapter
that allow a threadless fork to be used with a threaded headset.
Does anyone have any experience with these? I'd want to use it with a
Stronglight A9 headset. (1" steerer)
My approach to this kind of issue is to buy a £10 aheadset which I can
use the top half of and still have some spare parts rather than spend
the same amount of money and trust to luck that the clearance works out
as something sensible with an a:dapter type solution.
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