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  • Old Pace RC36 Question
  • clwydrider
    Free Member

    Hi,
    I've got some very early Pace RC36 forks that have been kicking about in the garage for a while (the ones with removable steerer and elastometers). Now I've decided to put them on a bike and so tried to fit a hope headset crown race.
    For some reason the race is loose on these but when I try it on other forks it is fine. Any idea where I've gone wrong or what I can do to sort this out?
    Any help would be greatly appreciated please?
    Many thanks, Clwydrider JNR.

    ajantom
    Full Member

    How loose is loose?

    If it's very, maybe they're a 1" steerer tube.

    Gnnr
    Full Member

    1" steerer tube?

    too slow – FAIL

    clwydrider
    Free Member

    I thought that at first but I checked them with a digital caliper and they are definitely 1 1/8th.
    It is loose enough to rattle about and not sit on the steerer tube properly, probably 2 or 3 mm out.

    tangent
    Free Member

    If your really stuck … go visit RetroBike.co.uk , and find this chap called "just backdated"
    He actually services old pace forks & has spares n'stuff availible … maybe your missing some kinda crown race / steerer tube shim or something like ???

    clwydrider
    Free Member

    Thanks for that I'll check it out!

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