Cane Creek offers headsets to fit nearly every bike out there! But before you can determine which one is compatible with your bike you need to identify th...

Your bicycle’s headtube must have an inside diameter of 44mm or larger in order to use any 1 1/4, 1 3/8, or 1 1/2 tapered forks.  Traditional 1 1/8 in headt...

The AngleSet can only be installed in a press-in style head tube with a minimum Inside Diameter (ID) of 44mm.  If your frame has an ID of 44mm or larger on ...

TABLE OF CONTENTS WHAT DOES A HEADSET DO? WHAT HEADSET WILL FIT MY BIKE? WHAT DO ALL THESE NUMBERS MEAN? HOW CAN I SERVICE MY HEADSET? HOW MUCH PRELO...

Cane Creek headsets have replaceable bearings - below is a list of headset standards and the bearing size. EC30 will take a 38mm bearing EC34 will take a ...

The Threadless headset design was patented by Cane Creek in the early 90’s. In order for other manufacturers to use this threadless technology, they had to ...

With certain bikes and certain bike manufacturers Cane Creek headsets require the use of Shim Spacers (1.3) in order to be installed and function correctly....

If your Specialized mountain bike is of the past few model years all the way up to the current then your bike takes an IS 42/28.6| IS 52/40 headset. We make...

We make five different crown race sizes, and they are labeled by “bearing size” first, and “crown race seat diameter” second. For example, a 52/40 crown rac...

In most cases you can simply look at the top cover of the headset, all Cane Creek headsets are clearly identified with a model name in this area. OEM headse...