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Question: Does this headset come with a crown race? I really just need the crown race as I'm switching forks and don't want to use the one on the old fork.
Document: I needed to replace the front fork on my mountain bike, and to do that I needed to replace the headset. The lower bearing is a press-on item and I was not able to remove it from the old fork. This headset fit perfectly on the new fork and it DOES come with a star nut (in case you didn't read my review of the star nut I bought). The instructions that come with this item are a little confusing, as they are written for several different applications.
For me it doesn't matter because I'm using it indoors, but It would probably be a good idea to rebuild it fairly regularly if used in a harsher environment.My only real complaint is that the bearing races are painted. The paint will quickly wear off in service, so the headset will need to be readjusted after a few rides. Really not a big deal though.I give it three stars as a headset, but five stars for value.
i like it because its been sitting on my desk for months. im going to put its crown race on my carbon fork when that gets delivered here. itll just be an upgrade for my fixed gear from the stock VP 0A71 headset. im looking forward to it honestly. i shall throw up some pictures when it has been installed
I think this would be a good headset for a non integrated scooter deck, but I have a integrated one and made a mistake on buying this one, and it did not fit, if you want a good headset for a integrated deck like a 5starr which is what I have, then get the tilt integrated headset or maybe a district.
This product did not fit the Razor Pro scooter that we have. I am not sure how you measure to get the right size but this did not fit. I took it to a professional shop to have it put on as not to mess it up but they said that it was the wrong size so I ended up buying one from them and it was cheaper than this one. Double check your size before you order.I now have a headset that we can't use.
Maybe I'm missing something but if I tighten it down enough for it not to move forward and backward the bearings get locked down. I may have a faulty fork or this headset is just meh.
I converted two old mountain bikes to threadless headsets. These worked great. Not much in the way of installation instructions, but really it's not too difficult to figure out.
If you are trying to inexpensively rejuvenate an old frame, this headset is a fine choice. It's as functional as any, perhaps not the last word in weight or elegant design as compared with the high-end King and Cane Creek offerings, but for a lot of projects, you don't need those. I bought this to get my son's 20&#34; wheel mountain bike up and running, and it was perfect for that application.
I just installed this on my 1999 Specialized Hardrock when the threaded headset cracked in half. I ended up going threadless with a new fork and this headset. Can't ask for anything less expensive and it does the job. Make sure when installing that you use somePark Tool PolyLube 1000 Grease - PPL-1since this comes non-greased. This is not the lightest headset around but on a cromoly frame it doesn't hurt the performance.
I installed this headset on a 1998 Specialized FSR. It installed with no problems and the bearings seem nice and slick when you turn the handlebars. In short it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Time will tell on the durability of the product, but after having it on trails twice since installation, I have no complaints. Just to note because it wasn't in the description when I bought mine, this does come with the star nut, which is nice.
Answer: yes