CDHPOWER 8-Piece 1" Threaded Bicycle Headset Combo Kit - Compatible with Gas Motorized Bikes (Black) - Perfect for DIY Bike Builds & Motorized Bicycle Upgrades
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CDHPOWER 8-Piece 1" Threaded Bicycle Headset Combo Kit - Compatible with Gas Motorized Bikes (Black) - Perfect for DIY Bike Builds & Motorized Bicycle Upgrades
$8.79
$15.99
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Description
8pcs 1" Threaded Bicycle Headset Combo with 30mm Cups Compatible with 30mm Head Tube and 25.4mm Fork; Diameter:22.2*30*27; Height:35mm(effective height:33mm) Bearing: Caged (5/32"*16*2pcs) Finish:CP/ED black/Material:steel Works well with the 1" Threaded Fork 26" Bicycle fork 1" Threaded triple tree w/double shoulder 25.4mm Threaded Fork, Head Tube: ID: 22.2mm, OD:25.4mmDisc brake bracket; compatible with 26"*3.5 inch tire maxOverall length:700mm;Inside length Max between the two Alum plates:188.5mm 26X4” Bicycle Fork 1” Threaded Rigid ForkMaterial: steel; Net weight: 1.3kg/2.86lb. Steerer tube: OD 1”(25.4mm), ID 0.87” (22.2mm); Steerer tube Length:215mm (95mm threaded)Apply to the Bike 26X4.0” tire MAX; Compatible with 26” bikes and other normal bikes. Cdhpower Headset 1" Threaded 8pcs 1" Threadless 10pcs 1-1/8" Threadless 13pcs Fork Size 25.4mm Fork Size 25.4mm Fork Size 28.6mm Head Tube Size 30mm Head Tube Size 30mm Head Tube Size 44mm
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The product fits on my project 1996 Fuji “Marlboro” folding bike.I purchased the bike due to its uniqueness and decided to throw everything but the frame away. The original headset had surface rust and the bearings were really rusted out. I used an old handle bar and hammer to tap off the old headset from the inside of the frame. I noticed the measurements is similar to vintage headsets from my 70’s road-bikes.When i received the product they were packaged and greased. The headset was installed by using a 2x4 to cushion the hammers impact on the new headset.I saw no damage from what how i installed the product.
