Chris King GripNut Руководство

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GripNut
Congratulations! You have just pur-
chased what many people regard as the
finest headset in the world. Since 1976
Chris King has been supplying serious
cyclists with the best made, most reliable
headsets you can buy. With proper in-
stallation and maintenance you can ex-
pect to enjoy the many years of the leg-
endary quality and performance built into
each and every component we make.
Installation
Please Note: To ensure proper installa-
tion, adapter kits are recommended.
Sizes are available to fit all popular head-
set pressing and setting tools. Our press
adapters help to correctly align the cups
with the head tube and prevent damage
to the bearings by directing pressure only
and evenly over the cups. The crown race
adapters prevent damage to the base
plate by protecting the conical bearing
contact surface from the crown race set-
ting tool.
Preparation of Head
Tube and Installation
of Bearing Cups
• Proper preparation of the head tube
is essential for best headset perfor-
mance. Ream and face the head
tube as necessary to ensure that the
ends are square and parallel to each
other, and the bores are the proper
dimension (see chart below).
• Using a small file or sand paper, care-
fully remove any sharp edges or
burrs and slightly round, or chamfer,
the inside edges of the head tube at
the top and bottom to prevent shear-
ing any metal from the cups during
installation.
• Clean to remove any chips, shavings,
and/or cutting oil.
• The proper press fit should be with
no more than .1mm (.004") of inter-
ference. See chart below for correct
head tube bore size. Do not file or
otherwise remove material from the
cups to make them fit.
• Press in both bearing cups using a
headset installation press fitted with
our adapters. Check to assure the
cups are seated flatly against the
ends of the head tube.
Preparation of Fork
and Installation of
Base Plate
• Proper preparation of the fork is also
important for best headset perfor-
mance. Ream and face the crown
race seat as necessary to ensure that
the face is square with the steer tube
and the press diameter is the proper
dimensions (see chart below).
• Clean to remove any chips, shavings,
and/or cutting oil. The proper press
fit should be with no more than .1mm
(.004") of interference. See chart be-
low for correct crown race seat size.
• Slide the base plate, conical side up,
onto the steerer tube. With the bev-
eled side of the base plate installa-
tion adapter against the base plate,
use a crown race setting tool to set
the base plate.
• When sizing the steerer length,
steerer tube should protrude 11-
14mm above the top of the top bear-
ing cup.
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Assembly of Chris
King GripNut
• Make sure the threads on the lock
ring and the inside thread of the ad-
justing ring are lubricated thoroughly
with an anti-seize compond or heavy
grease. Also apply grease to the ta-
pered surfaces of the threaded collet.
• Place the threaded collet into the
threaded hole of the adjusting ring,
positioning the key on the collet in
the corresponding slot.
• Screw the lock ring into the adjust-
ing ring/collet assembly until the
collet has very little float inside the
assembly.
Final Assembly and
Adjustment
• Once the GripNut™ is securely on the
steerer (about 4-5 turns and at least
1/8" prior to contacting the bearing),
tighten the lock ring into the adjust-
ing ring until it feels as though the
entire GripNut™ assembly is dragging
as it turns on the threads.
• Once you feel this drag, advance the
entire GripNut™ assembly as a unit
down to touch the bearing (using
headset wrenches on both the lock
and adjusting ring if necessary).
• Adjust the preload on the bearing and
finish tightening the GripNut™ lock
and adjusting rings together to 130-
150 in/lb.
• To test GripNut™:
wrenches, try to turn the GripNut™ as
a unit in the loosening direction. It
should be extremely difficult, if not im-
possible, to turn. If it turns easily,
continue to turn the entire unit 1/4 turn
in the loosening direction and re-
torque.
PLEASE NOTE: New seals will produce
some resistance in rotation for the first
50-100 hours of use. Avoid confusing
this with rubbing or binding that may re-
sult from improper installation or stems
that are not properly faced.
Maintenance
CHRIS KING HEADSETS are designed
to provide the maximum life of any head-
set with a minimum of maintenance. Be-
sides an occasional adjustment, the only
service necessary is an occasional clean-
ing and regreasing of the bearings. Riding
conditions will dictate how often to ser-
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