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burrolalb

Finally riding a big boys bike
Ok im having trouble putting on the top nut on my fork, i need some help cause i think its cross threading im not sure if i could just buy a headset that would fit and just slap it on or if anyone converted there head set to a modern theadless, to me it would be ideal to put a seal bearing one on but not sure if its possible
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it's unlikely that the race nut is buggered, just clean the threads with a awl or similar and eyeball (keep perpendicular) as you carefully turnin on and down. Sometimes they can get a bit tricky.
 
it's unlikely that the race nut is buggered, just clean the threads with a awl or similar and eyeball (keep perpendicular) as you carefully turnin on and down. Sometimes they can get a bit tricky.
I just hope it's just that but i keep trying that thanks for your input

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If the steer tube threads are pretty bad, you can use a small file to fix 'em up. Harbor Freight has a whole set of needle files for a coupla bucks.
 
If you can't get it, call around to bike shops and find one with a steer tube die. They can chase the treads for you.
 
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