Reach Adjust ZS49-ZS49 Headset - To Suit 1 1/8" Steerer Tube - 3mm

WORKS COMPONENTS LIMITED

£74.99

Reach adjust headset offering +/-3mm adjustment. Designed for frames with a 49mm upper and 49mm lower internal headtube using a 1 1/8" steerer tube. CNC-machined in-house in the UK from 6082-T6 aluminium and finished with a durable anodise finish. Reach Change: +/- 3mm Fits Headtube Internal Diameter: Upper - 49mm: ZS49 Fits Headtube Internal Diameter: Lower - 49mm: ZS49 Upper Cup Insertion Depth: 12mm Lower Cup Insertion Depth: 12mm Upper Cup Stack Height: 3mm - Total upper stack height including bearing cover: 8mm Lower Cup Stack Height: 3mm Upper Bearing: 41mm OD, 45 x 45 Degree AC sealed b

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