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    Who knows about bicycles?

    I need help with a removing a threadless fork. Anyone know how to do it?

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    ^^it was only a matter of time.

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    I believe it's just the steering stem that holds the assembly in place
    http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=115

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headset_(bicycle_part)

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    ^^nice, I guess I gotta get to banging. The forks that is.

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    Take Of The Threaded Collar.

    Then Remove The Wedge Bolt ( At The Top Of The Steer Tube )

    Pull Apart.


    **** 1" Threaded

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    threadless forks don't have a threaded collar, if they did they wouldn't be threadless.

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    hahaha i wasnt even paying attention.


    ok first
    remove the compression bolt on top of the steertube(stem)
    then loosen the two ( usually ) bolts that hold the stem to the steer tube.


    dont bang it off, if the stem is threaded on both sides put a penny or dime in the back of the stem where the gap is thread a bolt in and tighten it down a little and it will force the stem apart.

    if it's not try to find something flat and wide ( a screwdriver may work but you prob dont want to mar your stem ) and pry at the gap alittle, as the stem is usually aluminum it's soft and easily conforms and stays tight on the steertube

    hope that clears up any confusion , sorry,

    you'll prob need some 4 6 and 8mm allen keys on hand, all three bolts may be 6mm

    and if you really need to hammer it off use a rubber mallet or a piece of wood on the top of the steer tube, if you flare or fvck up the top of the steer tube you'll have a hell of a time getting the stem on or off, ( which after damage could be filed down or even cut down , steer tubes are usually longer then needed so if theres spacers there your in luck ,if you ****ed it up ) lolol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blome View Post
    I need help with a removing a threadless fork. Anyone know how to do it?
    if i am not mistaken Kratos is a cycler. he could help i bet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big View Post
    threadless forks don't have a threaded collar, if they did they wouldn't be threadless.
    so threadless means no threads? i guess thats why i drive a car................i would get on my bike and look for the gass pedal.

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