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Will the FSA zero stack orbit z 1.5 -1 1/8 reducer headset fit on a demo 7 frame?
Honestly I've only had it for a few months... Another guy in town's been bashing one all this season and hasn't serviced it yet. I am using the same set-up and yes it is cartridge bearing... Mine's on a Bottlerocket:scrwscrnnms said:That looks pretty sick, how has it held up? any retightening? I will be running a 66 through it with a 1 1/8 steerer.
I think I'm going with the cane creek. Thanks guysUncle Cliffy said:Honestly I've only had it for a few months... Another guy in town's been bashing one all this season and hasn't serviced it yet. I am using the same set-up and yes it is cartridge bearing... Mine's on a Bottlerocket:
Agreed. Mine was an upgrade from an FSA. I don't have the zero stack, but it has lasted 4 years, with zero issues.euroford said:teh cane creek is a good piece of kit, mine has been super reliable. i think a step up from the FSA.
Nice bike. (car too) Was the Sunline tough to press in like others have said? Also, how's the fork?Demodude said:On the Demo 7. Never loosens with the parallel sides
dually noted, nice ride(s)! How do you like that demo 7? I'm completely rebuilding my tattoo frame bike. Exactly which HS did you go with?Demodude said:On the Demo 7. Never loosens with the parallel sides
I use this headset on my Demo 7 to run boxxer team. Works great and realy lowers the stack height.:thumbsup:Uncle Cliffy said:Shouldn't be a prob. Just watch out that the knobs on your fork clear the downtube... I have the Cane Creek Double XC which has more insertion (20mm) to reduce ovalizing: