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New Park TM-1 Tensiometer is here!

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  1. We've been waiting for months for these to arrive, but they're worth the wait! This unit seems
    considerably nicer than the Wheelsmith version, and a lot less expensive.

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  2. Sheldon Brown <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    We've been waiting for months for these to arrive, but they're worth the wait! This unit seems
    considerably nicer than the Wheelsmith version, and a lot less expensive.

    Do they look any better than the one they showed in Vegas? That one looked like a caliper from a
    five and dime. --Jim

  3. Now if someone would market and sell a headset press for a lower price in the USA market I would be
    very happy. Like the Cyclus press offered in the EU for around 36 Euros. I have used one, and while
    not as nice s a Park, it is good enough for the home user.
    roseversand.dedetail0

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    Quoted message said:

    We've been waiting for months for these to arrive, but they're worth the wait! This unit seems
    considerably nicer than the Wheelsmith version, and a lot less expensive.

    Do they look any better than the one they showed in Vegas? That one looked like a caliper from a
    five and dime. --Jim

  4. "Raymo853" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Now if someone would market and sell a headset press for a lower price in the USA market I would
    be very happy. Like the Cyclus press offered in the EU for around 36 Euros. I have used one, and
    while not as nice s a Park, it is good enough for the home user.

    I know some folks who have purchased a two+ foot section of all-thread
    ( 5/8" or 3/4" maybe? ), two large brass washers, two large steel washers and two nuts. When used
    with a couple adjustable wrenches, they can work ok. Total cost, about $5. --Jim

  5. Raymo853 said:

    Now if someone would market and sell a headset press for a lower price in the USA market I would be
    very happy. Like the Cyclus press offered in the EU for around 36 Euros. I have used one, and while
    not as nice s a Park, it is good enough for the home user.
    roseversand.dedetail0

    Bicycle Research makes a very inexpensive headset press that seems to be adequate for most folks,
    though it's also quite easy to make one with a couple feet of threaded steel rod, a couple large
    nuts and a few washers (I "built" one of these for a grand total of about $4 for a friend of mine -
    you have to take it slow but it works quite well).

    Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.com Home of the $695 ti frame

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