If you're tired of bearings with weak seals blowing up after a few rainy rides, or getting caked with dirt until they don't spin without a painful creak, then its due time to replace your headsets beat up old bearings with the Cane Creek Hellbender Headset Bearing. This burly cartridge bearing houses all of its stainless steel ball-bearings inside of a fully-sealed case, skipping webbing and casing that we see in over bearings, instead featuring complete contact all the way around. This makes for a superior seal to the elements, and longer lasting smoothness. While the Hellbender was designed for Cane Creek's new SlamSet headset, which lacks as many seals as other headsets, it is completely retrofit-able to Cane Creek's 40 series, 110, Air and Angleset headsets.
Price: $29.39 from Backcountry
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If you're tired of bearings with weak seals blowing up after a few rainy rides, or getting caked with dirt until they don't spin without a painful creak, then its due time to replace your headsets beat up old bearings with the Cane Creek Hellbender Headset...
Cane Creek is known for overachieving when it comes to componentry, and this Hellbender 70 Headset might just be one of our favorite offerings. It takes cues from both the 40-series and 110-series versions for the perfect balance of weight, durability,...
Cane Creek is known for overachieving when it comes to componentry, and this Hellbender 70 Headset might just be one of our favorite offerings. It takes cues from both the 40-series and 110-series versions for the perfect balance of weight, durability,...