If you're lucky, your bike manufacturer may list the specific headset code for your bike in the spec list or in the user manual. Often times however, he...

While relatively straightforward, headset installation does require some mechanical knowledge of bikes and certain specialty tools. We suggest heading do...

Yes, all moving parts on your bike should be regularly serviced; your headset is no different. Periodically remove the stem and fork, remove bearings, and w...

In most cases you can, especially if your headset uses sealed cartridge bearings. The first step is identifying your headset code. Check out the Headset Cod...

Your bicycle’s headtube must have an inside diameter of 44mm or larger in order to use any tapered steer fork.  Traditional 1 1/8 in headtubes, or 34mm insi...

Yes you can. We make our 52/40mm crown race available with some extra height. There’s a 3mm and a 6mm version. Both are available on our Headset Parts &...

The gold-colored Interlok® Filler Ring fits into the top-most Interlok groove in your cockpit setup to provide a flat surface for placement of a non-Interlo...

Unfortunately, we no longer produce or stock any complete replacement headsets, though we do have a limited number of replacement bearing kits. They are ava...

Cane Creek has engineered, designed and tested Angleset in partnership with a variety of frame manufacturers, up to 1.5 degrees of offset. We don’t recommen...

Our bearings are put through rigorous testing so we can offer some of the most durable bearings on the market. We don't suggest attempting to service yo...