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  • Works components headset – easiest way to get back to zero?
  • oldnpastit
    Full Member

    I’ve got an On-One Codeine which I bought second hand from here. It came with a Works Component 2 degree headset.

    I think this just makes it too slack and floppy for my liking – trying to ride it through twisty turny Thetford singletrack gives me motion sickness after a while. It’s probably not helped by the forks which have a 46mm offset.

    (OK, a 140mm travel 29er is never going to be ideal in such conditions but even so).

    Do I just remove the headset and put in a regular one, or is there some ingenious hack I can do that means I don’t have to knock-out and replace the top and bottom races?

    Thanks

    BadlyWiredDog
    Full Member

    You could invert the cups which would make it 2˚ quicker steering than stock, but basically you just need to fit a standard headset. I found the sealing on the WC headsets was appalling anyway and things just tended to seize up.

    oldnpastit
    Full Member

    I’ve found a really great way to do this – I’m going to take it to my LBS who will fit a Hope Headset for me. This means that I don’t have to do the whole whacking with a great big hammer thing, which I hate.

    legend
    Free Member

    More importantly……. motion sickness?

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