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MSwickard
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If a bike currently has a 1" threaded headset, can it be converted to a 1-1/8 threadless in order to accept more available shocks currently on the market? Or do I need to find a 1" threadless. Either way I know I'll need to either switch out headsets and get a different set of head tube bearings. Bike in question is a Specialized Rockhopper comp.


Thanks

Mike

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Originally posted by MSwickard
If a bike currently has a 1" threaded headset, can it be converted to a 1-1/8 threadless in order to accept more available shocks currently on the market? Or do I need to find a 1" threadless. Either way I know I'll need to either switch out headsets and get a different set of head tube bearings. Bike in question is a Specialized Rockhopper comp.


Thanks

Mike

You will need a 1" steer tube. You might consider getting a new frame or bike if you want to upgrade your fork. Going through the trouble and expense for a 1" may not be worth it in the long run.





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