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Re: Illustration of Stack Height ?

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  1. Retro Bob said:

    I need to explain to someone what stack height is and how to measure
    it. I figure a picture is worth a thousand words for this one. Anyone
    know of an on line photo or illustration of stack height being
    measured ?

    The easiest way to visualize it...

    1) Measure the distance from the bottom of the headset's bottom cup to
    the top of the headset. If it's a threadless headset, this point will
    be under the first spacer, or under the stem if there are no spacers.
    If it's a threaded headset, it will be to the top of the locknut (the
    top one).
    2) Subtract the length of the frame's head tube.
    3) What's left over is headset stack height.

    Mark Hickey
    Habanero Cycles
    http://www.habcycles.com
    Home of the $695 ti frame

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