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13-04.-2004, 12:02 PM
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ICBM Aheadset
I have a Schwinn Moab that came with an ICBM Aheadset. When adjusting
the headset there is no amount of torque that I can put on so as to make the steering "freeze-up". With my other bikes when I over-adjust the headset the steering becomes stiffer and stiffer. But with this ICBM Aheadset there is no such thing as over-adjustment. The handlebar still flops over from side to side as before. The LBS boss told me that that's the way this headset functions. I'm not sure. But there doesn't seem to be any abnormal play between the steering column and the headtube. Any ideas? Oh before I forget. I also tried adding another spacer plus pounding the star-fangled nut down another cm. The added leverage did zilch. Kenny Lee |
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