I recently purchased a nice Klein "Stage Comp", and I want to install
full carbon forks with a threadless headset and drop the quill stem.
Is this possible for this bike? I am uncertain about the diameter size
threadless headset I will need and what size forks I would need for the
bike. Any help would be appreciated.
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Headset changeout for Klein Stage Comp
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ackfugue said:
I recently purchased a nice Klein "Stage Comp", and I want to install
full carbon forks with a threadless headset and drop the quill stem.
Is this possible for this bike? I am uncertain about the diameter size
threadless headset I will need and what size forks I would need for the
bike. Any help would be appreciated.Not sure if your Stage Comp has the Klein "Aeros" fork. If not, then
any fork should fit. If so, you might want to keep it. It's very light
already.If you still want to change it, then try this:
http://www.reset-racing.de/reset/"RESET KLEIN Headsets are avialable for MC1, MC2 & MC3 handlebar
systems. Quantum Pro road frames can be equipped with carbon or
suspension forks by using the RESET Quantum Adaptor." -
ackfugue said:
I recently purchased a nice Klein "Stage Comp", and I want to install
full carbon forks with a threadless headset and drop the quill stem.
Is this possible for this bike? I am uncertain about the diameter size
threadless headset I will need and what size forks I would need for the
bike. Any help would be appreciated.Klein Stage Comp has a 1" standard head tube. Will take any 1"
threadless headset and any 1" fork. My old Klein Stage Comp had a
cheap Sakae or some such. Good idea to swap it out. I would suggest
spending the extra money and getting a nice cassette bearing HS like a
Cane Creek or King.D'ohBoy
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