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• #2
nice strong little frame. just whack it out, hard to damage.
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• #3
Basically, JIS headsets came on Japanese and Taiwanese frames. There are a few exceptions, but a 1960s British bike is going to have a BSC (ISO) headset. If you want to be sure, just tap the crown race off and measure. Go gently and you won't damage anything.
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• #4
JIS 27.0 :: ISO 26.4 I think.
heres a link for a new Edco Headset, pricey tho..eeeek
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• #5
Thanks for your replies so far. I took the headset apart and measured - It's ISO. However, in doing this I realised that the bottom of the head tube is at a fair old angle and the cup isn't sitting flush,probably the result of being ridden for a while with a loose headset - so I think it needs facing. Which bike shops in London do this and how much do you think it would cost?
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• #6
most will do this, where are you based?
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• #7
E10 - leyton, so London Fields is prob closest - how long does such a process take?
I have this http://www.londonfgss.com/thread4622.html viking track frame bought from hammo, I need to get a new headset. How do I find out what size crown race it has without removing the crown race and measuring with calipers? - I fear that the crown race might be damaged with removal, hence a reluctance to do this yet - I need to ride the bike every day.
The headset is has at the moment is an Edco competion.