You are reading a single comment by @farewell and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
The sealed bearings should have a part number on them, but it'll probably work out cheaper to buy a complete headset than to buy replacement bearings.
-
Find the part number on the existing bearings then buy from here:
http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/Cycling-/-Biking-Bike-Bearings-Cycle-Bearings/c5409_5413_7218/index.html
Emyr
Sumo
@farewell
My frame has a semi integrated headset (1-1/8" Ritchey Zero Logic Pro). How do I go about replacing the bearings? Do I purchase a complete new semi-intergrated headset rather than just bearings?
This is all new to me.