Cane Creek Headset Finder
Cane Creek is making the convoluted world of headset standards a lot less overwhelming. The company recently launched a new online Headset Fit Finder—'>headsetfitfinder.com. The site is intended to simplify the process of finding the correct headset size combinations for a particular bike. With more 20 different tapered and conversion headset configurations out there, compounded by the confusion of integrated vs. semi-integrated standards, the Headset Fit Finder should prove useful for even the average gearhead.
To use the fit finder, simply enter a bike’s make, model and year. The database will either show the bike’s headset options immediately, or take users through a series of steps to find a fit for their particular frame/fork configuration.
This is a side-by-side of the two Cane Creek tapered headsets, the 10 and 40 Series. The Internal parts are cross-compatible across the 10, 40 and 110 series. Cane Creek 40 series headset install issues It all went in smoothly but after installing the stem and tightening the star nut, the headset binds. Wow quests not auto tracking software. I find it's almost as if the top cap with seal doesn't bottom out on the bearing before it bottoms out on the top cup and frame.
Cane Creek Is2 Headset
Trek, Specialized, KHS, Niner, LaPierre and Salsa have already contributed years of headset information to the database, and details on about 100 bikes are added each day.