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Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 2
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Dear All, I have been given a Carrrera Kraken frame which I'm building up & it needs to have an integrated headset but seems the frame is designed for quite large bearings (I have a Cane Creek 1 1/8" standard integrated one but the bearings are too small in the frame, wobble about, don't fit snug and hence I can't get it adjusted right - either too loose or too tight). Does anyone now what were actually fitted in the originals so I can see if I can get one. Or where their collars or something put in the frame first? Hope you can help.
Cheers lou |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,888
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You need to get a set of digital calipers and measure the difference between your headset & your frame's headtube. PROBLEM SOLVER may have a "shim" designed for your frame ... OR, depending on the differential, you can make your own shim from aluminum or brass "sheet" of the appropriate thickness (i.e., HALF the differential). |
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