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Thread the headset compression bolt and cap back into the top
of the fork steerer tube.
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Tighten the compression bolt so that the headset cap makes
contact with the top to the stem.
These instructions are to be used as a guide only. Improperly installed parts may lead to severe injury or harm. We strongly recommend that
a properly trained bike mechanic handle all installations, adjustments and repairs on your bike. As always...Ride Safe!
AMain.com Inc.
Front Load Stem Installation
Add or remove headset spacers
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You should have approximately ¼ of an inch from the top of
the fork steerer tube and the top of the stem opening.
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If you have more than ¼ of an inch, if possible, remove one or
more of the extra headset spacers.
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If you have less than ¼ of an inch, add one or more headset
spacers.
Note: Headset spacers come in different sizes.
Adjusting the Headset
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Spin the forks and stem to determine how much the headset
needs to be adjusted.
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If the headset has play in it, you'll need to tighten the
compression bolt/cap. If the headset is too hard to spin, you'll
need to loosen the compression bolt/cap. You may need to spin
them a few times until you have it adjusted.
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Slightly tighten the pinch bolts but do not fully tighten them
yet.
Note: Do not over-tighten the compression bolt/cap! You can
damage the fork and/or the headset bearings.
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