Hi all,
can anyone advise or maybe know of any online schematics for the order of assembly for top of fork stem
I have sussed by myself that you have the top bearing, then a nut obviously, but does the lambretta run 2 top nuts to lock it off? the headset clamp will locate itself at the right height due to the cutout for the clamp bolt in the stem, but Im wondering what sort of room/gap there should be between the nut/nuts and the clamp?
I have a slot down the threads, what is this for?
I have to work back from this to make my headstock tube, and then with lower headset in place I can start to locate the legshields at the right height and make mounting brackets etc
damn Im making this hard work LOL
nut and bearing on top of forks
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Exploded diagram here. The groove down the fork tube is for a locking ring with a tab on it that sits in the groove
Exploded diagram here. The groove down the fork tube is for a locking ring with a tab on it that sits in the groove
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aha, many thanks, so its a locking tab washer, will go search ebay now
need the nut and other bits anyway.
Im so used to bikes with double top nuts, so much to learn
ta muchly

Im so used to bikes with double top nuts, so much to learn
ta muchly
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
as i said ..new ones can be ropey
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Ok checked ebay. None there. Maybe measure the thread and make my own if they are that bad.
Really starting to wish i had just bought a frame lol
Really starting to wish i had just bought a frame lol
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
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ok thanks, got them in my shopping basket at MB right now 
I was under the impression that all the modern ones were crap.

I was under the impression that all the modern ones were crap.
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
tonydevon wrote:ok thanks, got them in my shopping basket at MB right now
I was under the impression that all the modern ones were crap.
some are ...its were you shop that matters .......ebay is best avoided for new stuff
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ok thanks, again this great site to the rescue 
my bearing cups turned out a bit more substantial that I had planned LOL but hey ho, thats what happens when your brain is still in large engined, large wheeled heavy project mode, but it should be in lightweight 125 engine mode DOH!!
will get them back on the lathe and add some groove detailing, knock a few grams off LOL

my bearing cups turned out a bit more substantial that I had planned LOL but hey ho, thats what happens when your brain is still in large engined, large wheeled heavy project mode, but it should be in lightweight 125 engine mode DOH!!
will get them back on the lathe and add some groove detailing, knock a few grams off LOL
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
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