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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: BmxBandito on June 07, 2008, 03:45 PM
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whats the metal part on the frame just above and below where the forks go that hold the bearing in place?
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head tube
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Is this a serious question? :-\. Maybe it's the headtube? :-X
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Is this a serious question? :-\. Maybe it's the headtube? :-X
of course its a serious question, its not the head tube its the little metal disc found aboive and below the head tube that hold the racer to the forks
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Is this a serious question? :-\. Maybe it's the headtube? :-X
of course its a serious question, its not the head tube its the little metal disc found aboive and below the head tube that hold the racer to the forks
My apologies, couldn;t quite make out what you were asking. The forks are held in the frame by the headset which working from the forkd upwards is made up of a fork race, a bearing race, a bearing cup, a bearing cup, a bearing race, a threaded top race, a washer and finally a threaded lock nut.
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Is this a serious question? :-\. Maybe it's the headtube? :-X
of course its a serious question, its not the head tube its the little metal disc found aboive and below the head tube that hold the racer to the forks
My apologies, couldn;t quite make out what you were asking. The forks are held in the frame by the headset which working from the forkd upwards is made up of a fork race, a bearing race, a bearing cup, a bearing cup, a bearing race, a threaded top race, a washer and finally a threaded lock nut.
Cheers mate :daumenhoch:can you buy fork races, because a bike that has just come seems to lack them ???
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You could try your local bike shop if you have one, they might have one that would fit in their spares bin but generally you;ll need to buy a headset to get one. Halfrauds do a cheapy for about a tenner or so.
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still dont think this is serious! :buck2:
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still dont think this is serious! :buck2:
why?