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i guess it means the bearings are rather small though?
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There was a chris king headset that did this "devolution" I think it was called and being king it's probably quality expensive though
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^^^ the claim is for American Standard 32mm inside diameter head tube fitting found on old BMX bikes and the like. Standard road / track bike are approximately 30mm ID. The steerer on a 1 1/8 fork is approximately 28.6mm so that would leave you about 0.75mm wall thickness on the cups were they go into the head tube with a 30mm ID head tube. Probably more like 0.5mm with some clearance for the steerer tube. Possible but I think you'd struggle to fit one with application of differential expansion fitting.
^^ the bearings could be normal size as it's an external headset.
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There was a chris king headset that did this "devolution" I think it was called and being king it's probably quality expensive though
devolution is for 1" forks in 1 1/8 heatubes, so the other way
^ ahh i see!
http://www.genuinebicycleproducts.com/parts.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/17534977@N00/sets/72157628195500205/
Has anyone every used a Retro Ryder headset, as in the link above?
These claim to enable you to use a 1 1/8 fork in a 1 headtube. Is this possible, and are there any other companies that make these?