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Reviewed in France on January 30, 2025
Excellent, monté sur un Cube Kathmandu Hybrid one, plus de 2000 km depuis Le montage, n'a pas bougé, aucun jeu.
Ezeh D.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2024
Great Item. perfect for converting Tapered fork to non tapered frame. thanks 😊
Sam H.
Reviewed in Australia on August 2, 2024
No complaints at all, takes an old frame and brings it into the 21st century, happy as with the product
Jarrod Mann
Reviewed in Australia on July 15, 2024
I needed a solution to integrate a tapered headset into a giant oversized lower internal seat. With the creation of a sleeve I was able to press fit this into the former IS47 space and now have run a tapered suspension gravel fork for the last few days
ToolmanJohn
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024
My 2002 GIANT NRS frame was built for 1-18 straight steer tube forks. But those are very difficult or impossible to find used with 90-100 travel and 15x100 axles. However tapered steer tube 1.5T forks are abundant, and merely changing the lower headset bearing to an external cup bearing solved the problem. A great solution and it saved me hours of waiting to find the "right" fork. My "new" fork is a 2013 Fox FLOAT 32mm CTD 120mm travel 15x100 1.5T, for under $300. Only needed this bearing and it worked out great.
Beastsefus
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024
Week built, nicely packaged and just what I needed to turn my circa 2008 trail bike into a 27.5/26 mullet combo. Thanks for making parts like this available!
Jean Villeneuve
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2024
Direct fit
German U.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
Buena manufactura y calidad tanto en la pista de aluminio como en el rodamiento. La mejor relación/ precio para esta pieza. Muy recomendable su compra
A. Morales
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022
I bought this because I got a real good deal in an older Fox fork that was still smooth and QR for my cheaper Trek hardtail. Problem was, the Marlin 5 was a straight steerer and the fork was tapered. Bought this little guy, had the bike shop install (don't have the tools) and now I have a single speed hardtail that's perfect for city riding with a Fox fork. Simple solution that will open up more choices for forks on straight steerer bikes.
DG3
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2022
Works 2ell to mix a d match top and bottom pieces for tapered forks
Mike In PA
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2021
I had ruined the cheap caged ball bearings that came installed on my daughter's bike. The local bike shop said they can't even order these bearings anymore (??) and they'd need to order a new headset. I knew this would take forever. Ordered on a Saturday afternoon from Amazon, had it installed on Monday afternoon!!This was pretty straightforward. The bike in this case (Polygon Xtrada) had a standard ZS tapered headtube but a straight steer 1-1/8" fork. I already had a ZS44 for the upper but needed this ZS56/30 for the lower and it just couldn't have been any simpler. Pop out the old steel lower cup, press in the new alloy cup, pop in the bearing, enjoy. Some of these use a 2pc adapter to fit either straight or tapered steerers. I prefer the 1pc when it's available...just 1 less thing in the assembly to worry about.The seal around the split crown "race" is a nice touch to keep grime out of the lower bearing and I didn't have to beat it onto the fork...it just snapped nicely into place by hand. It's a small thing but the packaging is pretty cool, too, and makes it seem like something more than a trivial alloy cup and bearing. For Good quality cup which fits very well, good seal, hopefully a decent bearing, decent price, and fun(n) packaging adds up to a great experience. Next time I need a new headset, I'll be looking at FUNN.I'd be interested in knowing how to buy just the 40mm crown "race" in case I change to tapered fork later and don't need the cup.
Jacob
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
Fit my schwin AL comp perfectly to allow me to use a straight steerer tube for in it
John
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2020
I have a 2016 or so diamondback overdrive with a 42mm upper and a 44mm lower inner diameter. The stock headset is what I would call semi-integrated, meaning the top is considered an IS42, and the lower is considered an EC/44. You'll have to search for headset standards to fully understand the naming convention, but needless to say the lower headtube has to be converted using this product. Higher end bikes typically standardize on 42/52, so they have a larger lower diameter on the head tube, and this part essentially does that for you. This means that in the future, you can buy standard replacement parts, or replace your headset with a standard 42/52 headset as the bearings will fit perfectly. Additionally you can install newer, cooler forks. This part comes with a 40mm inner diameter on the 52mm lower bearing, which allows you to install a modern tapered fork, referring to the headtube which is 1 1/8 od at the top, and x 1 1/5 od at the bottom. This will provide more stiffness and stability overall and also look cooler than the stock spring loaded forks that come from the factory.Keep in mind, this product will increase stack height on the lower by about 12mm, which is negligible, but is a factor to consider. The same would happen if you installed increases travel forks, or taller tires.
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