Threaded headset explained & installed guide for 1 inch 1 1/8 1 1/4

Thought this would be a 5 minute video that ended up being 20. Threaded headset explained with installation. Guide to sizing, stack height, crown race etc. Basically what I know on the subject. Please share any other info.

[@teouhtlileonsoto8128]

You´re awesome man. This is info is gold for those who we like restore bikes. My friend, thank you so much for taking the time to make this.

[@SonnetGomes]

Very good info on classic bicycle headsets. I have a couple of 1990s CroMo frames to restore. This video will definitely helped. Thank you so much.

[@petermcculloch2118]

Nice video on old headsets. Helped me to remember how to do it.

[@josefkapelj3842]

Mate thanks for your great tutorial vid I was dumbfounded on why I couldn't get my replacement headset set up correctly. Your vid helped. The stack height was the issue and now with the right stack height it's fantastic. Thanks

[@ollydipietro9835]

Thank you for taking the time to make such a clear and informative video!

[@Bikeops2021]

Good info, thanks a lot!

[@counter99ify]

This is valuable knowledge!

[@Tony-df5rs]

So useful 🙌

[@drinkintea1572]

i have to crank the volume up to 80 to hear anything, might try to increase the gain on your mic pls 🙏, love your content btw :D

[@atboy4342]

Yeh I know, I’ve been dealing with this from the beginning. Before I upload, it sounds pretty loud. TH-cam then normalizes the sound to -14lufs. Lowering the overall volume. It’s due to sudden sounds such as hitting a object with a hammer. 2nd issue, volume appears to be lower/higher, depending on the device someone is using. I’ve tested this on various devices (android, iphone, ipad etc)

[@jimdare8241]

Any idea if crown race from an early 90's raleigh usa beach cruiser is the same as a nottingham raleigh 25.4

[@atboy4342]

Crown race inside diameter? For threaded 1 inch steerers, older raleigh’s had 27mm crown race inside diameter (only those made in the UK). 90’s USA Raleigh’s, were probably made in Asia , likely using JIS (also 27) or Standard 26.4. Probably best to measure.

[@jimdare8241]

@@atboy4342 Thanks for the info..just started messing with headsets and got a bit "lost".