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[Closed] cane creek angleset... is it worth it?

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Toying with the idea of getting one to help with the too steep feel of my canyon al 29.... is it worth it?

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Posted : 30/10/2014 8:06 pm
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Do Works Components not do one that'll fit?
Much cheaper and some recon better/less creaky,


 
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oooo.... didn't know that, looking now! cheers stu


 
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still wonder if its worth it and how do i figure out how many degrees i need?


 
Posted : 30/10/2014 8:18 pm
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And yes they are worth trying if you think your HA is too steep.
I'd find out what they do that fits first. You might not get a choice of degrees.


 
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yeah it is a little steep. it feels a little ponderous on some downs...


 
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yeah it is a little steep. it feels a little ponderous on some downs...


 
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It depends on the bike but it can be brilliant- I've had one in my Hemlock for years, there's no chance I'd still be riding it without it but with the 2 degrees off the head angle it's (imo) just a much better bike. My C456 wasn't so much better, as different. But I'd be surprised if it works so well for everything.

I've always used Works ones- much cheaper, and less moving parts so none of the creaking/squeaking people complain of with Cane Creek. Only downside is that they go through top bearings faster than most headsets, I don't really know why... But it's a standard cane creek S3 bearing in the Works (also takes Hope bearings) so cheap to replace.


 
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so how can i find out what works angle wise?? (without buying one and hoping)


 
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Have you looked on their site?

Is [url= http://www.workscomponents.co.uk/10-degree-zs44--ec52--tapered-steerer-tube-headset--canyon-fitment-260-p.asp ]THIS[/url] the one you want?
The only Canyon one I could see 1 degree.
The 1 degree one made a big difference on my HL 5 spot.


 
Posted : 30/10/2014 11:49 pm
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Just fitted a Works to my Bandit and glad I didnt spend a fortune on the Cane I was thinking of.

Northwind - do you hammer out the bearing cartridge with the cup installed or do you remove the entire cup... as they're really tight to get out before installing the cups!


 
Posted : 31/10/2014 12:01 am
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Just the bearing itself- there's 2 wee cutouts on the inside of each cup so it should tap out pretty easily with a narrow drift (or screwdriver) though it's pretty easy to knock the bearing to bits while you're at it


 
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I was after one for my 2011 trek remedy, can't see one of their site. Have emailed works a few day ago asking if any would fit but have had no joy yet.
Anyone fitted one to a remedy?


 
Posted : 31/10/2014 8:41 am
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Northwind - which Works one have you got in your Hemlock? I've got a med sized Hemlock and am interested in trying it with the slacker head angle


 
Posted : 31/10/2014 9:12 am