HEADSETS
2012 Chris King InSet 5 Headset
If you've got a bike frame with a 49mm ID head tube, it will accept a fork with a 1.5" steerer tube. But it also leaves you plenty of opportunity for use with other steerer tube dimensions as long as you use the right headset. This Chris King InSet Model 5 Headset will allow you to mate a fork with ...read more
2012 Chris King InSet 2 Headset
Chris King headsets have been the industry benchmark for 35 years -- ever since the company created the first sealed bearing headset in 1976. This InSet 2 Headset is built upon that tradition, though it has different dimensions and style to fit current frame specs. It's designed for bike frames that ...read more
2012 Chris King InSet Mixed Tapered Headset w/ GripLock
Chris King is a smart guy. Firstly, he invented the sealed bearing headset that would become the industry standard for excellence. Secondly, he listened to the industry when it shouted out loud that bearings could be inside the head tube if one wanted them there. This Chris King InSet Mixed ...read more
2012 Chris King Tapered NoThreadSet w/ GripLock
Tapered headsets come in a multitude of sizes and shapes these days. Luckily, you can get a Chris King Headset no matter what head tube dimension your frame designer chooses to use. The Chris King Tapered NoThreadSet w/ GripLock will marry a tapered fork to a frame with a tapered head tube, and ...read more
2012 Chris King NoThreadset 1-1/8" Headset w/ GripLock
When you've got a product that is as good as Chris King's NoThreadset you don't have to make changes to it very often, but that doesn't excuse it from upgrades when they might make it a better headset. So this NoThreadset 1-1/8" Headset w/ GripLock is better than ever before. You might be asking, ...read more
2012 Cane Creek 110-Series 44 Tapered Headset
With the urging of a few frame manufacturers, Cane Creek has begun building this 110-Series 44 Tapered Headset to accommodate a 1-1/8" - 1.5" tapered steerer inside a straight 44mm I.D. headtube. While this headtube standard was originally developed for zero stack (ZS) 1-1/8" straight steerers, ...read more
2012 Cane Creek 110-Series Tapered Traditional Headset
Traditional headsets leave the bearings outside of the confines of the headtube, and in our eyes the most significant advantage of this is the opportunity to add some luscious polished and anodized bits to your bike. Headsets don't get any better looking than Cane Creek's high end stuff. And this ...read more
2012 Cane Creek 110-Series Mixed Tapered Headset
The Cane Creek 110-Series Mixed Tapered Headset has a zero stack (ZS) top cup that places the bearings inside the confines of the head tube. At the bottom, the lower assembly is a traditional style (TR) with the bearings housed outside the head tube. The 110-Series Mixed Tapered Headset ...read more
2012 Cane Creek 110-Series 1.5" Tapered Headset
Selecting the correct headset for your bike doesn't have to be hard. This Cane Creek 110-Series 1.5" Tapered Headset is part of Cane Creeks as-good-as-it-gets 110 range. There is no finer headset sold, and to prove it, Cane Creek offers a 110 year warranty on it. This particular model will mate a ...read more
2011 Cane Creek 110-Series ZeroStack Tapered Headset
The Cane Creek 110-Series ZeroStack Tapered Headset has zero stack (ZS) top and bottom cups that place the bearings inside the confines of the head tube. The advantage of having a headset like this in your frame is that it helps to keep the total stack height (headtube included) to a ...read more
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