Thinnest 1" integrated headset

Posted on Sat 21st, December 2013

• #1

gcorry

Hi all can I ask your advice on a headset? I have a 58cm C40 and a star fork that would just about fit if the headset I have was thinner.

It is a 1" non threaded fork and a thinner headset would really help. It is a cane creek on at the moment.

Can anyone recommend one that might work?

Many thanks,

Gareth.
• #2

y-s

Campag record?
• #3

gcorry

Thanks y-s will get a look at one.
• #4

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chris king are a nice fit, i have on a dream and c50
• #5

gcorry

Hi Saarf, good to hear from you, will get a look at them as well. If the cane creek that came with the bike was just that bit thinner it would work with the fork.
• #6

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you can get a king one cheapish if you look around
merry christmas!

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