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The K.M.C. Cycling Club is a diverse group of people from across the Kaiserslautern Military Community (KMC) brought together by a common interest in cycling and cycling advocacy. Whether through racing, group rides, community involvement or social events centered on cycling, K.M.C. Cycling's primary purpose is to further the sport of cycling in the KMC, and provide a valuable cycling outlet to its members. We are a not-for-profit organization that values diversity, friendship and, above all, a good ride.
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Headset Press/ Cup Remover
Got another frame on the way (yes, another new one)
Need to knock the Cane Creek out of the Sinister and into the new Santa Cruz.
Anyone got some shop tools and down to help/watch and laugh at my misery? I'll buy you Doner and Beer!
Maybe even use your stand to swap out frames? Im pretty speedy, could get the job done in about an hour and a half.
Need to knock the Cane Creek out of the Sinister and into the new Santa Cruz.
Anyone got some shop tools and down to help/watch and laugh at my misery? I'll buy you Doner and Beer!
Maybe even use your stand to swap out frames? Im pretty speedy, could get the job done in about an hour and a half.
Gmoney- Posts : 155
Join date : 2010-11-21
Re: Headset Press/ Cup Remover
If you can't come up with anything better, I've got a ghetto press that consists of a 1/2" stick of all-thread rod, a few heavy washers, and double nuts. It works for headsets, bb's and bearings pretty well, but maintaining concentricity is on the operator. I use a brass drift to remove cups n' things. That technique does well if you are patient and gentle, but you can booger things up a lot easier than using the expensive Park versions of said tools.
eurotrash- Officer
- Posts : 786
Join date : 2010-11-28
Age : 47
Location : Granny Gear (ಠ益ಠ)
Re: Headset Press/ Cup Remover
I just use a rubber mallet and wack it one good time on the flat of my workbench...takes less than three minutes to complete...not advised for carbon frame though.
Grant, your more than welcome to come over to the house and use my tools/stand to finish your project. If your not comfortable with the rubber malet I have some althread and washers as well...
Grant, your more than welcome to come over to the house and use my tools/stand to finish your project. If your not comfortable with the rubber malet I have some althread and washers as well...
Zenkem- Posts : 1818
Join date : 2010-11-20
Age : 56
Location : Hermersberg
Re: Headset Press/ Cup Remover
Sweet!
I'll hit both you you guys up when the frame gets in. Lets booger things up! I have 2 frames with perfectly good headsets. Lets see if we can keep it that way.
I'll hit both you you guys up when the frame gets in. Lets booger things up! I have 2 frames with perfectly good headsets. Lets see if we can keep it that way.
Gmoney- Posts : 155
Join date : 2010-11-21
Re: Headset Press/ Cup Remover
Have the necessary tools if you want to come over to use them.
Chad
Chad
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Join date : 2010-11-20
Age : 50
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