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  1. I cannot get the difference between the 2-nut and the grip-nut version.
    I want to replace my indexed Dura-Ace 7410 that I'm using with an ahead
    adapter, which one do I need?
    (I also saw that CK offers a threadless conversion kit, nice feature if
    one day I'll find a carbon fork on my way).
    And btw who has them for less $$$ online? Here in Europe I should sell
    my bike to buy one :-(

    TIA!

    Francesco

  2. << I cannot get the difference between the 2-nut and the grip-nut version.
    I want to replace my indexed Dura-Ace 7410 that I'm using with an ahead
    adapter, which one do I need?
    (I also saw that CK offers a threadless conversion kit, nice feature if
    one day I'll find a carbon fork on my way).
    And btw who has them for less $$$ online? Here in Europe I should sell
    my bike to buy one :-(

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The GripNut cannot be used with spacers, so use itf your
    threaded fork steerer has been cut four use with a headset
    stack height between 33mm and 38mm. If your steerer tube is
    longer, and you don't want to cut it down, get the TwoNut
    and some spacers. You can order headset parts by mail
    directly from Chris King, (800) 523-6008.

  3. Mike Krueger said:

    << I cannot get the difference between the 2-nut and the
    grip-nut version. I want to replace my indexed Dura-Ace
    7410 that I'm using with an ahead adapter, which one do I
    need? (I also saw that CK offers a threadless conversion
    kit, nice feature if one day I'll find a carbon fork on my
    way). And btw who has them for less $$$ online? Here in
    Europe I should sell my bike to buy one :-(

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The GripNut cannot be used with spacers, so use itf your
    threaded fork steerer has been cut four use with a headset
    stack height between 33mm and 38mm. If your steerer tube
    is longer, and you don't want to cut it down, get the
    TwoNut and some spacers. You can order headset parts by
    mail directly from Chris King, (800) 523-6008.

    After some reading I think I got it. My current headset has
    a 37.6 stack height, so I should be able to use both models
    without problems, isn't? The best I found at the moment is
    the TwoNut at 98.95$ at Excel, is that a good deal? (I don't
    think CK accepts international mail orders)

    Thanks!

    Francesco

  4. < :< >

    Quoted message said:

    The best I found at the moment is the TwoNut at 98.95$ at
    Excel, is that a good deal? (I don't think CK accepts
    international mail orders)


    < :< >

    Try this: go to www.qbike.com and they will search about
    twenty to thirty on-line stores and ebay for you so you can
    get the best deal.

    It works (for the sites it searches). Also try www.ital-
    tecno.com, they often have very good prices.

    App

  5. francesco-<< cannot get the difference between the 2-nut and
    the grip-nut version. >><BR><BR>

    Get the two nut, which is like the DA you have. The grip nut
    is a wierd setup where the top nut threads INTO the upper
    cup, not directly onto the fork steerer. It works, but you
    cannot put spacers in the headset for fit. use the two nut.

    francesco-<< And btw who has them for less $$$ online? Here
    in Europe I should sell >><BR><BR>

    They are a 'fair traded' item, that is should be a
    range of MSRP.

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    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali
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