I’m trying to put a answer carbon dagger 🗡️ fork on a newer integrated head tube but I think this is what I need a bottom race. It’s a 1-1/8 fork and wanted to make sure this dagger fork is installed in a fairly new frame.
Good extra tip, luckily the split is so thin, you won’t ever feel it no matter where the placement, but if you are like us, a tire label where the valve is kind of guy, then yes, full right or full left.
This just saved me a bunch of time troubleshooting some old bearing issues. Thanks Bill 🤘
Glad to help!! Hope you are out riding again!! Keep that wheel up!!
Thanks for the video I didn’t know what the bottom race was for 😅
Scary thing is how many calls we get asking if you need it!!
I’m trying to put a answer carbon dagger 🗡️ fork on a newer integrated head tube but I think this is what I need a bottom race. It’s a 1-1/8 fork and wanted to make sure this dagger fork is installed in a fairly new frame.
If you have an Integrated headtube, pick up a Speedline 1 1/8" -1.5" Headset, use the adapter race enclosed and you should be good!
Split should be on either right or left side, not facing front or rear. A little carbon lube would be pro.
Good extra tip, luckily the split is so thin, you won’t ever feel it no matter where the placement, but if you are like us, a tire label where the valve is kind of guy, then yes, full right or full left.
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Doesn't the bearing catch a little on the split race?
No, it is a sealed bearing, nothing to catch on
I mean you could have pulled one of the frames off the wall to demostrate :)
If only that wasn't a green stage wall behind me.... no jsut joking, I should of... next time
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No more then 3/4 " on the jr/expert fork steer tube !
Don't forget a little carbon grease under race !!