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The fork race was put in by the same tool that pushes sealed bearing units in to a bottom bracket by a BMX shop so no problems there.Bearing's upside down, maybe, i dont think they are though, will try properly again tomorrow. Had enough today now, gonna have an indian and a couple of beers to unwind.Thanks for your help guys.
Quote from: Southern Andy on April 26, 2008, 08:01 PMThe fork race was put in by the same tool that pushes sealed bearing units in to a bottom bracket by a BMX shop so no problems there.Bearing's upside down, maybe, i dont think they are though, will try properly again tomorrow. Had enough today now, gonna have an indian and a couple of beers to unwind.Thanks for your help guys. i think your talking about the bearing cups being pressed in rather than the bearing race, the bearings sit in the cups, you dont say whether the headset was new or an old one you refitted, .... is the collar a nice tight fit on the base of the forks if it isnt and there is movement here you will have to over tighten the headset nut to take out any movement....ie as your describing....(basically you are pulling it all tight) if it is and old headset are the bearings the correct size... 2 more ideas ....
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