My Giant NRS has one of those moronic Cane Creek internal headsets that does
not stay tight. Does anyone make an adapter to use a real headset in the
head tube?
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Tim Garland said:
My Giant NRS has one of those moronic Cane Creek internal headsets
that does not stay tight. Does anyone make an adapter to use a real
headset in the head tube?If it's getting loose, you might have a frame/bearing/cup problem. Headsets
should always stay tight. I've had 3 different Giant internal headset bikes
and have never had a problem. One even had a missing bottom cup, ridden
that way by the previous owner (!) and I put in a cup when I bought it and
never had an alignment issue!
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Phil said:
Tim Garland said:
My Giant NRS has one of those moronic Cane Creek internal headsets
that does not stay tight. Does anyone make an adapter to use a real
headset in the head tube?If it's getting loose, you might have a frame/bearing/cup problem. Headsets
should always stay tight. I've had 3 different Giant internal headset bikes
and have never had a problem. One even had a missing bottom cup, ridden
that way by the previous owner (!) and I put in a cup when I bought it and
never had an alignment issue!concur. i have the op's exact frame and have never had an issue.
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