1.0 Degree ZS49-ZS56 Angle Headset- To Suit Tapered Steerer Tube

WORKS COMPONENTS LIMITED

£74.99

Change your bikes geometry to suit you - with our World Cup proven angle headsets you can alter stock geometry, changing the way your bike rides and feels to better match your personal riding style. With years of experience manufacturing Angle Headsets, we continue to help riders from those just starting out to the worlds fastest racers adjust their bike to suit them - CNC machined in-house in the UK and supplied globally. The 1.0 degree ZS49 ZS56 headset allows you to slacken your bikes head angle to gain more stability or steepen your bikes head angle if you are looking to sharpen your bikes

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Registered at Companies House as WORKS COMPONENTS LIMITED, number 10888062. Checked 2026-08-29.
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