Need a headset press tool Cambridge

Posted on Sat 8th, August 2020

• #1

Ocbc

Evening. I doing up a bike as a lockdown project that I'm intending to lend out to folk who need a bike.

I've not got very far! Just had it powder coated. Anyone have a tool to press in headset cups and put on a crown race on a fork.
• #2

DayTripper_Mk2

I have a headset press you could use - I'm based in Bedford so not too far... I might be heading over to Cambridge to pick up a frame (i.e. within the next week) , I'll know within the next 24 hours or so.

Currently weighing up whether I can cycle there and back with a broken left hand! Long story (involves a bicycle)...
• #3

DayTripper_Mk2

Hey, so I will be in Cambridge and can bring a headset press with me. Message me if you're still interested.
• #4

Ocbc

DayTripper_Mk2 you are a star sir! Managed to source one locally however. Hope you have a safe ride to Cambridge next week. Thanks again.
• #5

DayTripper_Mk2

No worries. Good luck with the build 👍

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