all the old BSA-fitted track bikes i have owned had integrated headsets. i have jelly jars full of
the bits. dozens of factory bikes uised them 100 years ago too. maybe i should patent some of the
other features on those bikes, for the FUTURE of cycling jc
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integrated headsets, circa 1901
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all the old BSA-fitted track bikes i have owned had integrated headsets.
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have jelly jars full of the bits. dozens of factory bikes uised them 100
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ago too. maybe i should patent some of the other features on those bikes,
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the FUTURE of cycling
The best of those ( both British and the nice Bianchi ones) had nice hardened cups with curved bases
that floated in the cup-shaped headlugs. Simple, elegant design and no press required for exchange
of worn parts! The seemed to last a good long while too, which I think may be related to the shape
of the cups - they spanned the bottom of the balls so lubricant would not run out the bottom, sort
of like a V.4 (but without the sensitivity to alignment).--
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