I'm looking at purchasing a 2nd hand Schwinn MOAB frame. Apparently its "equipt for a zero stack aheadset". So it can take a zero stack aheadset, but must it? Can i use a 'standard' aheadset? Are there any major dis/advantages to either the frames which accept zero stack aheadsets or the headsets themselves?
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Salutations,
I'm looking at purchasing a 2nd hand Schwinn MOAB frame. Apparently its "equipt for a zero stack aheadset". So it can take a zero stack aheadset, but must it? Can i use a 'standard' aheadset? Are there any major dis/advantages to either the frames which accept zero stack aheadsets or
I'm looking at purchasing a 2nd hand Schwinn MOAB frame. Apparently its "equipt for a zero stack aheadset". So it can take a zero stack aheadset, but must it? Can i use a 'standard' aheadset? Are there any major dis/advantages to either the frames which accept zero stack aheadsets or the headsets themselves?
Thanks
No, you must use a zero stack headset. Not a bad thing as good ones come from FSA and Cane Creek. No Chris King though.
I'm looking at purchasing a 2nd hand Schwinn MOAB frame. Apparently its "equipt for a zero stack aheadset". So it can take a zero stack aheadset, but must it? Can i use a 'standard' aheadset? Are there any major dis/advantages to either the frames which accept zero stack aheadsets or the headsets themselves?
I have one of these on my Litespeed. It really does not make much of a difference, it just works. On my bike the headset uses the same bearings, crown race as the Cane Creek S2, S6 and others so bearing availability should not be issue in the future. The only thing that is different is the cups and dust cap.