You're an absolute legend. I've gone from confusion, to knowing the terminology and exact standards/parts I need to fit my new fork. Bookmarked for future reference.
This was so very helpful. Thank you. The voice distortion played out like a story. You're obviously sharing secret occult bike knowledge, and have to disguise your voice for the safety of you and your family. It's not easy being a bicycle heretic, freeing the masses. Thanks again.
I know Im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot the password. I love any help you can offer me.
@Remy Alvin Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! When I bought my Mountain Bike they tell you nothing about this. Now that I am up grading my front shocks I was again'st a wall trying to figure it all out. You laid it all out and it so simple.
this probably took a lot of time to make, but thank you so much! i'm replacing a headset on my vintage bike and this video helped me clear out a lot of things cheers
Thanks, I picked up a yard sale bike with an integrated headtube, however the bearings on the top of the steer-tube were external and on the bottom of the steer-tube were missing. This video helped me sort out what I needed.
Thanks a bunch for the information. I'm ordering a fork for my old Cannondale (Using headset reducers, hate the headshok). Just seeing the assembly gave me a much better understanding. (Keep the music, I love it)
Oh THANK YOU! I did my 1st repack of my headset bearings last night, complete success but today I woke up and was like "Yo what did I even do?! What was that lil split ring and what was that nut inside my fork called?!" lol thanks again for helping me understand, I think I got it, I want to install a new fork, just need to save up for one now hahaha!
thanks for this video i asked loads of bike mechanics on youtube to do a video like this as nobody has one on this very confusing subject im suprised you havent more views as my cycling group on facebook are always asking advice on this topic
Great vid and very informative. What if I just need to replace the cartidge bearings and not the whole headset? How to i determine the size of the Bearings for the cups?
Glad I watched this video. The chart for Integrated Threadless bearings and the angles needed was so helpful. I looked all over to decide the angles for my 1 1/8 1 1/2 tapered fork. Now I know. You are my hero today.
I'm looking to upgrade my Vp-a71 headset to one with sealed bearings. All that I find have a taller stack height. How do I know if they'll work on my bike?
Hate threaded stems but they are super easy to build/ disassemble but I have always wanted to know the magic behind that little nut that holds handlebars and forks together
First let me begin by saying that this is the most informative video I have seen on the topic. Before watching it, I was only familiar with external threaded headsets and had no experience with any of threadless styles. One important point to note is that you must be very careful when making definitive statements about any technology that is subject to change over time. In your video, you state that “threaded headsets all are external”. That may very well have been the case when you made the video in 2017 - but by 2020, semi-integrated threaded headsets were also available. The NECO H184 on my Lectric XP eBIke (manufactured in 2020) is an example of such a headset.
That’s one of those things that didn’t exist when I made the video. Plus, that shouldn’t really exist - some horrible, mega-cheap, decision by someone in Asia. Or, catering to the worst type of cyclists - newbies that want their stem ultra high and are too cheap to buy an adjustable or high threadless stem. Or, they just had a crapload of surplus frames, threaded forks, and just podged something together. Might as well have had a cottered crank. I’d never buy anything with a threaded stem unless it was a vintage Colnago.
Hey John, what about using a tapered 1 1/8 to 1 1/2 fork into a straight head tube which has a internal head tube of 44mm. I think you need a external bottom cup that is 44mm outside that will fit up into the head tube and the bearing would then sit outside of the head tube. Is this possible?
Thanks for the video. I'm buying a frame with a integrated headtube of 1 1/8 top - 1 1/4 bottom. Using a integrated headset of the same measure i can use a fork with a straight steertube of 1 1/8 diameter? Will i need an adaptor. Thansk again for the video and atention.
Is it normal for an integrated bearing to be very tight when installing into the head tube? I measured with calipers and the head tube is 51.70mm inside for a 1 1/2 bearing. The bike shop said that they could install the bottom bearing using a bearing press but in all the videos I've seen the bearing seems to just easily fit inside.
forgive me if this sounds dumb- My headset bearings became crunchy after a while so i decided to change them today. both top and bottom bearing pretty much fused to the head tube. After perseverance i got them both out but them were both out in pieces. I purchased new bearings from a local bike shop and installed them. The top one seems a little to large as the top cover does not sit flush with the frame. The bearing also does not fit flush, should it be flush? Because of the tightness of the fit of the bearings i am concerned removing them will damage the new bearings installed? Would this headset be an alternative for me instead of them just sitting in the frame? How would i know if the headsets fit my frame? does this headset come with the bearings required?
If I have a one inch threadless steer tube on an older bike is it possible to change it to 1 1/8 external threadless as long as the new steer tub e fits through the bike,?
my columba 26" folder has a threaded headset, it is great for being about to quickly fold the handlebars without whipping out an allen key, although that is a specific situation, but a 26 inch folder that can fit in a moderately sized trunk is useful. my x-treme x-cursion ebike would need a bungee cord to fit in a large trunk while folded, and the handlebars are worse than the larger tires =P,
Hi, i have a steer tube with 26.8mm straight and from top to bottom. and my inner head tube diameter is 30mm. which headset do you recommend. i am modifying my mtb so trying to fit in a new fork with a new stem, handlebar etc. need a new headset.
Hi, the information is most useful, Thank you. Would it be possible to share the head tube diameter sheets for download for reference? Thank you once again.
So I have semi integrated 44mm headtube with straight steertube 28.6mm. Could I somehow use tapered steertube, by changing the cups and bearings? I just need to find the cups that are 28.6mm/44mm for the top and 38.1mm/44mm on the bottom and it should work?
quick question: i have a bmx that i converted to electric and iv been wanting to swap my front threaded forks to threadless suspension forks, my current steerer tube is 1", the suspension steerer tube is 1 1/8", and the inner diameter of my bmx's headtube is roughly1 1/4" (its 32.5mm). i know the fit might be very tight but do you think its possible to put the threadless suspension forks on my bmx if i switch the headset to a 1 1/8" threadless headset? if so what parts would you recommend for me to make it work? iv seen it done before but none of the posts iv seen have mentioned how to do it
I bought a 34mm risk headset stupidly without measuring first and it's the same width as my headtube. So I would need a 30mm and a 1inch steertube or a 1/8? Still a newbie at this so any help would be much appreciated!
What an impressive video, very informative, finally I have the information I need. Ignore those mentally challenged that always find something to criticize. This is an awesome video, period.
An oh so necessary video. Thank you for making this. Sooooo...there are only 3 types of headsets for road and off-road? I thought there were many more than this? IF only 3 then I feel a lot better about my understanding. I have building up bikes from framesets for 40 years, but never messed with forks because of the tool cost, then later because of the confusion of so many headsets and head tube varieties. Hope there are only 3 :)
john - thank you for the video. I have watched your video several times and bought tow headsets that do not fit my 2015 trek 7.2 FX. Can you help me understand what headset can fit my bike? I have ordered 1 1/8" threadless twice but the bearings DO NOT fit into my steer tube. Should I be looking for bearings or a whole headset? Im ot that good at this , so can you suggest brand and part numbers also?
Here is an odd one. I got a bike made by FOCUS. The fork seemed to wiggle so I disassembled it (aluminum washers were stuck and the stem was rusty). It seems to have an Internal \ Integrated headset. But what is most baffling, under the bearings' cup, there was no bearing cage what so ever. The balls, 34 with some missing, are directly held by the cup and supported by the head tube. I haven't removed the lower bearings yet so I am not sure this is intentional. Often, the bearing cage inside bottom brackets falls apart and crumbles. Could this have happened in the headset as well ? Non of the videos watched on CZcams suggest there is such a design. Any help would be appreciated.
I have a Motobecane Gravel x3 and it has caged bearings, now my friend wants to change it to external pressed bearings, for his new carbon fibre fork steerer of 1 1/8". But his measures top headset I.D. 41mm and O.D 46.8mm and cant find anything that will fit that bike. Any suggestions?
Brother man I was racking my brain on how to order my next headset and didn't wan't to make a mistake as I live in the Caribbean. Let me just tell you that this is one of the more informative videos about headsets on CZcams. I could be wrong but you helped me a lot. Also, do you have a site or link I could possibly integrated headsets?
Thanks! I try to be thorough... I've been doing this for years for our online business. I've seen all the weird varieties and come up with fool proof methods on solving issues for myself.
Do you have any sites where I could get integrated headsets? I got a full suspension MTB which I am currently taking apart to rebuild and i need a site to fulfill my needs.
Thanks John. Great video. I'm trying to adapt a 11/8 steerer to a giant overdrive head tube which is a 47mm lower diameter. I've got an Acros 33/47 bearing but the adapter ring won't go all the way down the steerer to fit onto the fork. Should I give it a tap to force it into place? Thanks if youre still following this thread.
Hi John, thank you for this video, i have an alloy dedacciai frame that i won on ebay without any headset or forks, i tried the integrated bearing races from a new set, (the bearings measure 7mm in depth); and it fits the bottom head tube fine but the top of the head tube is shallower and the bearing race sticks above headtube approx 1.5mm...is this normal?..not sure if its suppose to be like that and it perhaps originally had a top cup with a cowling that covered it....all the headsets i've seen so far seem to have top cup race covers that are flat like casino chips, so the race is seen. The frame's from about 2010 so hoping the headset is not obsolete, do you know of frames that have a deeper bottom bearing seat than the top bearing seat? Any help appreciated, cheers Jo
I need help guys so a 1 inch 36*x 45* seal bearing is it the same size as a 1 1/8 36* x 45* seal bearing? Bc I been noticing that an external headset with seal bearing whether it's a 1in or 1 1/8in both the cups are the same size
This was very helpful because I ordered a bike for a gift from amazon and the headset and steering wasn't connecting. Now I understand why and what type of headset. It's a thread-less headset.
I have a Rockshox Judy Silver TK 120mm travel speed.. I am having trouble finding a headset size that will fit my fork. please let me know what size should I get. Thanks in advance! cheers
I have a 11/8" threaded set on my motorbike. What I HATE are the caged bearings, so I hand pack mine. No, not as weatherproof as many others but grease is cheap enough. Valvoline synthetic there always.
It seems you missed out the Diatech ABN-SBN headset which is a threadless headset without spangled nut.. got one on my Cannondale '97 F300... kinda weird
You're an absolute legend. I've gone from confusion, to knowing the terminology and exact standards/parts I need to fit my new fork. Bookmarked for future reference.
After many difficult months of not understanding my headset, I found this video. My pain is gone.
This was so very helpful. Thank you. The voice distortion played out like a story. You're obviously sharing secret occult bike knowledge, and have to disguise your voice for the safety of you and your family. It's not easy being a bicycle heretic, freeing the masses. Thanks again.
the most informative video about headsets I have ever seen on CZcams.
I know Im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot the password. I love any help you can offer me.
@Abel Wesson instablaster =)
@Remy Alvin Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Remy Alvin It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D
@Abel Wesson No problem =)
One of the most, if not the
most comprehensive video about bike components ever. Thanks.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! When I bought my Mountain Bike they tell you nothing about this. Now that I am up grading my front shocks I was again'st a wall trying to figure it all out. You laid it all out and it so simple.
this probably took a lot of time to make, but thank you so much! i'm replacing a headset on my vintage bike and this video helped me clear out a lot of things cheers
This might be 4 Years old, but the best video for information on headsets. Cheers John.
My brain hurts after listening to all that mess.
I'm glad I could follow your explanations.
well done ,just subbed
John you are amazing. This stuff has been so helpfull. Just started at a pro bike shop in uk and my head is swimming.
thank you! you just taught an old dog new tricks. Very detailed, informative and easily understood!
Thanks, I picked up a yard sale bike with an integrated headtube, however the bearings on the top of the steer-tube were external and on the bottom of the steer-tube were missing. This video helped me sort out what I needed.
Absolutely excellent video. Great to have the index at the start. Data much appreciated.
Great video, many thanks. Exact, systematic and detailed description. Helps a lot to me. Thx!
Very informative and the music fit just great! Thank you!!
JohnTheBikeGuy, Great Video. The demonstration was perfectly supported by your explanation. Thanks for uploading!
I'm late to the party, but wow! You covered everything! Had all my questions answered, and much more! Thanks so much!
best viewed at 1.5 speed. Good info. Thanks for posting this.
Very informative and helpful! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the information, I was totally lost before watching this. Great job 👍
very clear, very professional, wee explained, no wise cracks every 30 seconds.... perfect good channel
Thanks a bunch for the information. I'm ordering a fork for my old Cannondale (Using headset reducers, hate the headshok). Just seeing the assembly gave me a much better understanding. (Keep the music, I love it)
im fixing up some bikes for kids that live close by. this helped a ton. thank you so much buddy
I kinda like the music. Relaxing, when my few remaining brain cells are straining to take in the info. Great vid. thanks.
awesome! thanks.. please keep making more! and I think the music was a good choice.
Oh THANK YOU! I did my 1st repack of my headset bearings last night, complete success but today I woke up and was like "Yo what did I even do?! What was that lil split ring and what was that nut inside my fork called?!" lol thanks again for helping me understand, I think I got it, I want to install a new fork, just need to save up for one now hahaha!
I agree with Prof. Mustafa - best headset explanation I have ever seen.
Learned a lot more about headsets. Thanks
Long ass, but bad ass. You just made my life so much easier.
Thank you!! This was SO helpful.
Good sir, I shall nominate you for best video on CZcams! Well done! Bravo!
Thank you, it helped me a lot before buying one.
Thanks for that!!! Thoroughly enjoyed it and your information was invaluable and very useful. Two thumbs up.
thanks for this video i asked loads of bike mechanics on youtube to do a video like this as nobody has one on this very confusing subject im suprised you havent more views as my cycling group on facebook are always asking advice on this topic
Great vid and very informative. What if I just need to replace the cartidge bearings and not the whole headset? How to i determine the size of the Bearings for the cups?
Glad I watched this video. The chart for Integrated Threadless bearings and the angles needed was so helpful. I looked all over to decide the angles for my 1 1/8 1 1/2 tapered fork. Now I know. You are my hero today.
Hello and thank you for this video.
It’s very straightforward, clean and understandable for me as a noob.
Big like and subscribe!
I'm looking to upgrade my Vp-a71 headset to one with sealed bearings. All that I find have a taller stack height. How do I know if they'll work on my bike?
Hate threaded stems but they are super easy to build/ disassemble but I have always wanted to know the magic behind that little nut that holds handlebars and forks together
Truly holistic information, thanks Bro!
Thanks for this fantastic video!
First let me begin by saying that this is the most informative video I have seen on the topic. Before watching it, I was only familiar with external threaded headsets and had no experience with any of threadless styles. One important point to note is that you must be very careful when making definitive statements about any technology that is subject to change over time. In your video, you state that “threaded headsets all are external”. That may very well have been the case when you made the video in 2017 - but by 2020, semi-integrated threaded headsets were also available. The NECO H184 on my Lectric XP eBIke (manufactured in 2020) is an example of such a headset.
That’s one of those things that didn’t exist when I made the video. Plus, that shouldn’t really exist - some horrible, mega-cheap, decision by someone in Asia. Or, catering to the worst type of cyclists - newbies that want their stem ultra high and are too cheap to buy an adjustable or high threadless stem. Or, they just had a crapload of surplus frames, threaded forks, and just podged something together. Might as well have had a cottered crank. I’d never buy anything with a threaded stem unless it was a vintage Colnago.
Good stuff John, thanks for the information!!
This answered my question. I have 44mm straight top and bottom headtube, and I wanted to know if I can use tapered fork. No :(
Thank you for a very simple explanation!!!
Hey John, what about using a tapered 1 1/8 to 1 1/2 fork into a straight head tube which has a internal head tube of 44mm. I think you need a external bottom cup that is 44mm outside that will fit up into the head tube and the bearing would then sit outside of the head tube. Is this possible?
Thanks for the video. I'm buying a frame with a integrated headtube of 1 1/8 top - 1 1/4 bottom. Using a integrated headset of the same measure i can use a fork with a straight steertube of 1 1/8 diameter? Will i need an adaptor. Thansk again for the video and atention.
Is it normal for an integrated bearing to be very tight when installing into the head tube? I measured with calipers and the head tube is 51.70mm inside for a 1 1/2 bearing. The bike shop said that they could install the bottom bearing using a bearing press but in all the videos I've seen the bearing seems to just easily fit inside.
Sooo helpful. I took two bikes apart and am trying to salavge good parts from one and suddenly realized had no idea what was what lol
Thanks for this knowledge filled, information packed, educational video. Very interesting.
I want to upgrade the forks on an old chrome aluminum rockhopper with a threadless head set. I'm i on the right track here?
I had the same situation, very straight forward explanation.
LOL, hilarious... i wonder if Chef John watches this channel??? 😂
T Sizzle love food wishes
and as always... enjooooooy
forgive me if this sounds dumb-
My headset bearings became crunchy after a while so i decided to change them today. both top and bottom bearing pretty much fused to the head tube. After perseverance i got them both out but them were both out in pieces.
I purchased new bearings from a local bike shop and installed them.
The top one seems a little to large as the top cover does not sit flush with the frame. The bearing also does not fit flush, should it be flush?
Because of the tightness of the fit of the bearings i am concerned removing them will damage the new bearings installed?
Would this headset be an alternative for me instead of them just sitting in the frame?
How would i know if the headsets fit my frame?
does this headset come with the bearings required?
video what I'm looking for... keep it up! more power...
Thanks John this helped a lot!
Absolutely amazing video. Thanks!
If I have a one inch threadless steer tube on an older bike is it possible to change it to 1 1/8 external threadless as long as the new steer tub e fits through the bike,?
my columba 26" folder has a threaded headset, it is great for being about to quickly fold the handlebars without whipping out an allen key, although that is a specific situation, but a 26 inch folder that can fit in a moderately sized trunk is useful. my x-treme x-cursion ebike would need a bungee cord to fit in a large trunk while folded, and the handlebars are worse than the larger tires =P,
Hi, i have a steer tube with 26.8mm straight and from top to bottom. and my inner head tube diameter is 30mm. which headset do you recommend. i am modifying my mtb so trying to fit in a new fork with a new stem, handlebar etc. need a new headset.
Thank you for this video! Super helpful
I have a threadless stem but the bearings are that of a threaded headset. What can I do to use the external bearing kits?
Extremely informational and detailed video. Please make a video regarding the crank system. You are very knowledgeable.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom with me
Hi, the information is most useful, Thank you. Would it be possible to share the head tube diameter sheets for download for reference? Thank you once again.
Dude, many thanks!
great video, thanks for sharing :)
So I have semi integrated 44mm headtube with straight steertube 28.6mm. Could I somehow use tapered steertube, by changing the cups and bearings?
I just need to find the cups that are 28.6mm/44mm for the top and 38.1mm/44mm on the bottom and it should work?
This video is a gem .
The fork bible on CZcams. Period! Thank for this video!
quick question:
i have a bmx that i converted to electric and iv been wanting to swap my front threaded forks to threadless suspension forks, my current steerer tube is 1", the suspension steerer tube is 1 1/8", and the inner diameter of my bmx's headtube is roughly1 1/4" (its 32.5mm). i know the fit might be very tight but do you think its possible to put the threadless suspension forks on my bmx if i switch the headset to a 1 1/8" threadless headset? if so what parts would you recommend for me to make it work? iv seen it done before but none of the posts iv seen have mentioned how to do it
I bought a 34mm risk headset stupidly without measuring first and it's the same width as my headtube. So I would need a 30mm and a 1inch steertube or a 1/8? Still a newbie at this so any help would be much appreciated!
Dear JOHN, this video is very helpful , thanks a lot .
What an impressive video, very informative, finally I have the information I need.
Ignore those mentally challenged that always find something to criticize. This is an awesome video, period.
An oh so necessary video. Thank you for making this. Sooooo...there are only 3 types of headsets for road and off-road? I thought there were many more than this? IF only 3 then I feel a lot better about my understanding. I have building up bikes from framesets for 40 years, but never messed with forks because of the tool cost, then later because of the confusion of so many headsets and head tube varieties. Hope there are only 3 :)
john - thank you for the video. I have watched your video several times and bought tow headsets that do not fit my 2015 trek 7.2 FX. Can you help me understand what headset can fit my bike? I have ordered 1 1/8" threadless twice but the bearings DO NOT fit into my steer tube. Should I be looking for bearings or a whole headset? Im ot that good at this , so can you suggest brand and part numbers also?
Here is an odd one.
I got a bike made by FOCUS. The fork seemed to wiggle so I disassembled it (aluminum washers were stuck and the stem was rusty). It seems to have an Internal \ Integrated headset.
But what is most baffling, under the bearings' cup, there was no bearing cage what so ever. The balls, 34 with some missing, are directly held by the cup and supported by the head tube.
I haven't removed the lower bearings yet so I am not sure this is intentional.
Often, the bearing cage inside bottom brackets falls apart and crumbles.
Could this have happened in the headset as well ?
Non of the videos watched on CZcams suggest there is such a design.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have a Motobecane Gravel x3 and it has caged bearings, now my friend wants to change it to external pressed bearings, for his new carbon fibre fork steerer of 1 1/8". But his measures top headset I.D. 41mm and O.D 46.8mm and cant find anything that will fit that bike. Any suggestions?
Brother man I was racking my brain on how to order my next headset and didn't wan't to make a mistake as I live in the Caribbean. Let me just tell you that this is one of the more informative videos about headsets on CZcams. I could be wrong but you helped me a lot.
Also, do you have a site or link I could possibly integrated headsets?
Thanks! I try to be thorough... I've been doing this for years for our online business. I've seen all the weird varieties and come up with fool proof methods on solving issues for myself.
Do you have any sites where I could get integrated headsets? I got a full suspension MTB which I am currently taking apart to rebuild and i need a site to fulfill my needs.
Xion I I don’t have a link. Integrated headsets are limited, and not many exist.
again great info and helped me a ton Guy
Thanks John. Great video. I'm trying to adapt a 11/8 steerer to a giant overdrive head tube which is a 47mm lower diameter. I've got an Acros 33/47 bearing but the adapter ring won't go all the way down the steerer to fit onto the fork. Should I give it a tap to force it into place? Thanks if youre still following this thread.
I meant 30/47...
GREAT video!
Hi John, thank you for this video, i have an alloy dedacciai frame that i won on ebay without any headset or forks, i tried the integrated bearing races from a new set, (the bearings measure 7mm in depth); and it fits the bottom head tube fine but the top of the head tube is shallower and the bearing race sticks above headtube approx 1.5mm...is this normal?..not sure if its suppose to be like that and it perhaps originally had a top cup with a cowling that covered it....all the headsets i've seen so far seem to have top cup race covers that are flat like casino chips, so the race is seen. The frame's from about 2010 so hoping the headset is not obsolete, do you know of frames that have a deeper bottom bearing seat than the top bearing seat?
Any help appreciated, cheers Jo
Great video. Really helped a lot. Thank you!
If you have a book/ blog/ photoalbum on all your tips and tricks where can I find it? Please let me know :)
Thank you for this, now i know what i need to buy.
I need help guys so a 1 inch 36*x 45* seal bearing is it the same size as a 1 1/8 36* x 45* seal bearing? Bc I been noticing that an external headset with seal bearing whether it's a 1in or 1 1/8in both the cups are the same size
why did you modified your voice?, feel like I'm watching a video on how to make drugs. I liked the video
Aarón because I can.
@@johnthebikeguy I thought the voice was real. Do you wish your voice was like that naturally or you did it to be funny and it's worse?
The voice is one thing, the music makes me depressed and want to end it all.....but I’m interested in the headset types so There is my reason to live
@@johnthebikeguy because IM BATMAN!
"It uses the lotion or it gets the hose again!"
This was very helpful because I ordered a bike for a gift from amazon and the headset and steering wasn't connecting. Now I understand why and what type of headset. It's a thread-less headset.
I have a Rockshox Judy Silver TK 120mm travel speed.. I am having trouble finding a headset size that will fit my fork. please let me know what size should I get. Thanks in advance! cheers
Thanks this was very helpful.
I have a 11/8" threaded set on my motorbike. What I HATE are the caged bearings, so I hand pack mine. No, not as weatherproof as many others but grease is cheap enough. Valvoline synthetic there always.
I know my bike has a 1 1/8 straight steerer fork, so could I just buy any 1 1/8 headset kit and not have to measure anything?
How do I know which cup/bearing goes on top and which one goes on the bottom?
Excellent video! Great!!!
This was helpful, thank you!
Well explained! I was actually looking for an outer headset for a gravel bike. Can you recommend any (Mid/high priced) brands I can buy online?
I mean Chris King costs start from 170€ is it worth it to spend that much?
What Raceface headset was that on the first bike
A tutorial by Darth Vador
Vintage Rider embrace the power of the dark side.
It seems you missed out the Diatech ABN-SBN headset which is a threadless headset without spangled nut.. got one on my Cannondale '97 F300... kinda weird
If it’s a zycle prime what’s the size headset for it