Types and sizes of bicycle headsets explained!
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- Ever wondered about the different types and sizes of bicycle headsets? Well, get ready to have all your burning questions answered as we take you on an exciting journey through the world of bicycle headsets!
First up, we're breaking it down for you: threaded headsets, integrated designs, and threadless options. What makes each type special? How do they affect your riding experience? We've got all the juicy details right here!
Prepare to have all your burning questions answered as we take you on a journey through the intricate details of bicycle headsets. We start by unraveling the various headset types, from the classic threaded design to the sleek and modern integrated options. Discover their unique characteristics and benefits, empowering you to choose the perfect fit for your ride.
But that's not all! We go beyond the basics and dive into the realm of headset sizes. Learn about the standard dimensions, such as 1-inch, 1 1/8-inch, and tapered options, and understand their compatibility with different frames. Master the art of selecting the right size headset for enhanced performance and stability.
And here's the real gem of this video: measuring integrated headset bearings, including their bevel angles. We break down the process step-by-step, equipping you with the knowledge to assess and determine the specifications of your integrated headset accurately. No more confusion or guesswork - you'll gain the confidence to maintain and replace your bearings like a pro!
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00:00 - Start
00:07 - Support our channel
00:31 - Introduction
00:51 - What is a threaded headset?
00:54 - Two main types of bike headsets
01:17 - How to measure a threaded headset
02:17 - Parts of a threaded bike headset
02:44 - What is a threadless headset?
03:18 - Types of threadless bike headsets
03:34 - What is an external cup bike headset?
03:52 - How to know if you have an external cup headset?
04:00 - How to measure an external cup headset?
04:34 - What are the parts of an external cup headset with caged bearings?
05:08 - What are the parts of an external cup headset with sealed bearings?
05:33 - What is a semi-integrated headset?
06:10 - How to know if you have a semi-integrated headset?
06:25 - What are the parts of a semi-integrated headset with caged bearings?
06:56 - What are the parts of a semi-integrated headset with sealed bearings?
07:21 - What is an integrated bike headset?
07:33 - How to find out if your headset is integrated?
07:40 - How to measure integrated headset bearings?
09:45 - What is a tapered headset?
09:50 - Marker 22
10:08 - Mixing headsets explained
10:41 - Thanks for watching. Don't forget to leave a comment.
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One of the best guides on this I have ever seen. I really appreciate the effort you have put into making this.
Thanks so much for your kind words!🙏 I'm absolutely thrilled that the guide was helpful to you. It brings me immense joy to create these videos and know that they're making a positive impact.🙂 If you have any more questions or need further clarification on bicycle headsets or anything else related, feel free to ask.
Very well made video. Thank you!
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Outstanding video, very informative, many thanks
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I'm about to build a bike frame using 1 5/8 tube. I'm thinking of using the same tube for the head/steering tube since it seems it would pair best with the rest of the frame. However, I doubt they make a bearing set for this size tube? Also, I'm wondering about the best way to set up an empty tube to accept a bearing set. I'm sure some method of keeping the bearings at the top and bottom will be required. Maybe a sleeve or some sort of bearing cup? Any advice on simple and cost effective ways to fabricate a steering tube bearing setup from scratch? Thanks. Subscribed. Robert
Hi Robert, thanks for reaching out and subscribing! I'm excited for your bike frame project. I have to be honest though, building bike frames isn't really my thing, so I'm not the best person to give advice on this topic. However, I'm sure some of our viewers who know more about frame building will will offer some helpful suggestions.
I wish you all the best with buidling your bike frame! Keep us informed of the progress.
Amazing video. It really helps showing everything in detail.
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I just subscribed! Keep it up
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Can I replace my headset at home if I don't have those clamps for the 2 cups? Would a rubber mallet work or is that a bad idea? I got an e-bike in the mail and no matter how I put it together, the headset is loose. I want to replace the whole thing and pray that fixes the problem. Now I need to figure out what kind of headset, what size, and if it's something I can do without special tools? I clearly don't have the experience for this work. The bike is an (Amyet G60). Any info would be helpful, thanks
Hi Ricky, thanks for your question and for sharing your experience. I get your frustration. Replacing a headset at home without specialised tools can be challenging, but it's not impossible. If you don't have a headset press, home tools could potentially work, but it's important to be cautious to avoid damaging the frame or other components. It might be worth to spend a bit more money and let you local bike shop to do the work to be on the safe side. At the end of the day If you damage the frame it will cost you much more.
Hey..
I need help,
I just change my mtb headset new bearings "tapered"
Everything is put in place accordingly , but i felt it so tight,
I disassembled Everything back and installed double check and still the same. Might be the compression ring problem , already checked them to , Everything fine.
How can i fix this. Thanks
Hi and thanks for your question. It looks like you already did a lot to solve this problem. Are the new bearings compatible, this same size? If you replaced the whole headset, did you also replaced the corwn on the fork? I have a video here on how to replace the headset here: czcams.com/video/ziImgS8Xe1Y/video.html
can i use a threaded headset on a threadless fork?
Hi, and thanks for your question. The answer is no. Threaded headset is not compatible with a threadless fork. Hope this helps.
Headset bearing types?and size ??
Hey, thanks for watching the video. Based on your brief comment, it seems like you're interested in a video covering various types and sizes of headset bearings. I'll gladly add that to my to-do list. Make sure to subscribe so you'll be notified when the video is released. Thanks again!🙂
There are also 22mm threaded ones, mainly on third world countries like Brazil and some very old swedish/french bikes. Unfortunately, no way to modernize them, as 22mm aheadset suspensions do exist, but I've only ever seen then on old 10-speed 700c bikes.
Hey, thanks for sharing this valuable knowledge about less common setups!
I have two cheap bikes. Both are "full suspension MTBs". They both have threaded headsets. One is 22mm and the other is 28mm. Nice to know the one with a 22mm thread is basically useless in terms of parts. Can't be transfered to a better frame. I mean not that the other bike has much use either.
Thank you Righteous ❤️
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Only 7% are subscribed? Oh thats too bad.
Since is this how you greet newcomers, downvote is the best I can muster.
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cut the grift at the beginning please
Sure, I'll make sure to get straight to the point next time.🙂 Thanks for the feedback and I hope you found the video helpful!
My current project is making me headache. I am trying to fit a 1 1/8 inch threadless O/S fork into my old mtb bike frame. I can fit a fork into a steerer tube, but only when "cups" are out and I was wondering are there any headsets or adapters available so I could fit that fork
Hi, and thanks for your question. It sounds like you're facing a challenging project and I'm not sure if I am able to help! Adapting different components can be tricky. Have you spoke to your local bike shops? They may have some recommendations or be able to point you in the right direction. Good luck with your project!