I picked up a 1" threaded carbon fork, and want to install it on my
cannondale problem is it's too long. What do I need to do in order to mount
it please. Thanks in advance
David
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Dave said:
I picked up a 1" threaded carbon fork, and want to install it on my
cannondale problem is it's too long. What do I need to do in order to mount
it?How much too long?
If you can get a headset adjustment with excess thread
above, either add spacers or cut. (Cutting a threaded column
is minimally head tube + 42mm. That ensures any and every
threaded headset may be installed at a later time)If the threads are not low enough for a headset adjustment
you have what we technically call "the wrong fork".With a steel column and a shortage of 1cm , get a competent
LBS or framebuilder to cut a few more turns. If your column
is any other material or excessively long, get the proper
fork instead.Sometimes, like the wrong size shoes, abandoning this may be
the right answer.
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Dave said:
I picked up a 1" threaded carbon fork, and want to install it on my
cannondale problem is it's too long. What do I need to do in order to mount
it please. Thanks in advanceHow much too long is it? For a roadie, hybrid, or what? The answers
will determine the suggestions. There are several potentially useful
ways to approach this...--
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I have to measure it when I go to the other house to see exactly
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I picked up a 1" threaded carbon fork, and want to install it on my
cannondale problem is it's too long. What do I need to do in order to
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it please. Thanks in advance
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Turns out this can be cut, and threaded after all. I want to thank everyone
who responded. The steering tube is not tappered so it can be sized
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I have to measure it when I go to the other house to see exactly
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I picked up a 1" threaded carbon fork, and want to install it on my
cannondale problem is it's too long. What do I need to do in order to
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it please. Thanks in advance
David
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