Bicycle Fork Installation

Not so easy but if you follow these step you should be ok:

• Remove the crown race from your fork. This can be done with a screwdriver and a hammer. Place the end of the screwdriver against the bottom of the crown race and tap lightly. Turn the fork, put the end of the screwdriver on the opposite side of the crown race and tap lightly. Repeat until the crown race comes off. Remember to wear eye protection!
• Install the crown race on the new fork's crown. This requires a crown race slide punch. Pound the crown race down until it sits flat on the fork crown.
• Insert the fork into the headtube and measure where you will need to cut the steer tube. Measure twice - you don't want to cut it too short. You can always cut it again or add headset spacers. For a threaded fork, you will need to allow room for the headset and a cable hanger if you plan to use one. For a threadless headset, you want to cut roughly 3mm below the top of the stem, to allow the stem cap to seat properly.
• Remove the fork from the headtube and clamp it in a fork saw guide. Cut the fork with a hacksaw. Again, make sure not to cut it too short!
• Use a deburing tool to remove any burs from the inside of the steer tube, and file off any rough edges on the top of the steer tube.
• Install the star nut if you are using a threadless headset. Tap it gently into the top of the steer tube using a hammer and the star nut installation tool.
• Insert the fork, install the stem, insert the front wheel, adjust the headset, adjust the front brake, and you're ready to roll!
  

Good luck
Daniel

remove front wheel
undo allen screw or bolt securing headstem to fork
remove headstem and handlebars
undo lock nut & ring retaining bearings, at top of fork tube, do not lose bearings which may be loose.
withdraw fork from fork tube, do not lose upper bearing race
remove lower bearing from old fork
install lower bearing on new fork (I prefer replacing bearings)
remove brake caliper from old fork install on new fork
insert fork in fork tube
install upper bearing (I prefer replacing bearings)
install retaining ring and lock nut on fork tube, adust untill there is no wobble, but free movement, too tight the bearings will collapse too loose the rider will fall off
tighten lock nut
install headstem
tighten headstem allen key - bolt
install front wheel

no instructions for my sunlite bike rack which attaches to the back rear wheel of my bike..how do I install it?