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• #152
Which headset, ahead adapter have you used? I think I have asked this already but forgot :)
Lovely Moser, the ride I so beautiful
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• #153
Oh yeah, it was in this very same thread!!
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• #154
Looking good!
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• #155
Riddle me this people!
I still running an ahead to quill adaptor, however the quill adaptor have a bit of a neck that show the gap between the stem and headset.
What quill adaptor out there that almost hid that gap completely?
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• #156
not a single one... it's terrible. I kept it quill or had the steerer lenghtened. I had it done by a frame builder, took him about 10 minutes to fix it.
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• #157
A stem with more stack height could be a good remedy.
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• #158
How much is a bit? Unless you machined one, I guess most have a small transition.
Won't a spacer/slammed stem cover it?I have a Nitto adaptor I can look at, pretty sure that wasn't offensive as these things go.
edit - this one
Or, you can get the ones without the diameter increase and shim, no? like these...
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• #159
That a much better idea, having a straight 1" quill adaptor plus shim should allow the stem to be slammed and look decent.
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• #160
Thinking about it, I don't know why most aren't straight and include a shim. Not only do you have this ugly gap issue, but it also dictates the stack height with no top-cap finish. Straight one negates both these and does the job.
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• #161
My second ever road bike. 2013(?)
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• #162
Hey Ed, I know you're moving all these parts over since you got that other frame but I'm just wondering what group is this?
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• #163
Mine
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• #164
Campagnolo Veloce, its ironically cheaper than Shimano (especially on trade).
The exception is the Xenon derailleur that still work fine despite being very heavy.
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• #165
Nice! Are they TB14's?
It's a shame Shimano were still making only fugly cranks when I modernised my Ron Cooper five years ago. I'm happy with the SRAM Force group from that time, but the Dura Ace 9000 looks ace.
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• #166
Yes, TB14 to DA9000. Best period looking rim about IMO
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• #167
@SeƱor_Bear Love this, looks spot on.
Not forgetting @dragulievic Rossin
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• #168
How about some similar looking headset spacers between the threaded locknut and stem?
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• #169
Picture doesn't work (for me). :/
Edit: Now it does!
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• #170
image not working
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• #171
It did work, now its gone
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• #172
I did that actually, but transpired it sometime rub on the headset and left some mark, however I got a new Campagnolo headset to fit on a new frame (Batavia Professional SLX from 1994), so gonna find a rubber shim to fit between the spacer and headset to reduced this.
Good point thought, will look into this spacer more.
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• #173
I have a black headset and stem, so used carbon spacers - They're softer so shouldn't mark the headset and don't rattle nearly as much as the alloy ones I used previously! (my quill adapter seems to work loose verrrrry slowly over time)
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• #174
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• #175
are you a professional bike photographer?
Looks great, love how a silver soldered Italian steel frame is your winter beater #thuglife