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Hi,
I replaced the fork of a bike (changed from Rock-Shox Dart100 to Rock-Shox
Pike). Now when I try to turn the steerer backwards, the U-Turn (on the left)
and flood-gate adjuster (on the right) hit the lower tube of the frame.
Does anybody know a solution to this problem? I thought of placing a 30mm diam.
spacer (3mm height) between the lower headset cone and the forks crown...
Thank you for any suggestions, Chris
Ch Lamprecht said:Hi,
I replaced the fork of a bike (changed from Rock-Shox Dart100 to Rock-Shox
Pike). Now when I try to turn the steerer backwards, the U-Turn (on the left)
and flood-gate adjuster (on the right) hit the lower tube of the frame.
Does anybody know a solution to this problem? I thought of placing a 30mm diam.
spacer (3mm height) between the lower headset cone and the forks crown...Thank you for any suggestions, Chris
Some HS makers have a lower race extender for this very problem. Chris
King for example.
In article <[email hidden]>, Ch Lamprecht <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Hi,
I replaced the fork of a bike (changed from Rock-Shox Dart100 to
Rock-Shox Pike). Now when I try to turn the steerer backwards, the
U-Turn (on the left) and flood-gate adjuster (on the right) hit the
lower tube of the frame. Does anybody know a solution to this
problem? I thought of placing a 30mm diam. spacer (3mm height)
between the lower headset cone and the forks crown...Thank you for any suggestions, Chris
Don't turn the steerer backwards.
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