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What is the right way to remove a baseplate from a fork without scratching it, it’s a Chris King Headset, I just sold my 5 Spot frame and I included the Headset in the deal.
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ali'i hua
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you need a flathead screwdriver, a hammer, some way to hold your fork upside down and some patience.
set up the fork upside down in a vice/clamp/whatever- it's just got to be really stable. basically, you hammer ONLY a few taps at a time on the BOTTOM of the race on the front and then the back. some forks actually have a little recess to aid in this process. this method has worked well for me for a long time. if you're wanting to be extra careful, throw some masking tape on the crown I think park has a tool that does this. will go look... edit: super bitchin looking tool: http://www.parktool.com/products/detail.asp?cat=50&item=CRP%2D1 zero idea on price
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I asume you mean the bottom race.
Slowly working your way around.. I have a brass drift pin I use. I've seen many use screwdrivers. After you get a little space you can pry it off with a screwdriver. ![]()
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TCB (01-22-2008)
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Quest: Singletrack
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slowSSer (01-22-2008)
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ali'i hua
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made a few edits for clarification.
basically, this thread is useless without pics.
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You are right, I was just using Chris King lingo http://www.chrisking.com/parts/baseplates.html
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ali'i hua
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but it might do in your brass punch...
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Thanks for all the advice, I chickened out and decided to take it to my LBS, I don’t want to chance it, I got a quote of $5 to remove the Race, I’m also trying to sale the fork and don’t want that scratched.
By the end of the week I will post photos of the Fork in the Marketplace plus a few extras. ![]()
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