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Bicycle Parts Wholesale · Headset bearings
The right bearing brings a gritty headset back to life.
$24.99
PriceIn stock, ready to ship
A sealed cartridge headset bearing measuring 34.1 x 46.8 x 7 mm with 45 degree chamfers on both sides, for headsets built around a 1 1/4 inch steerer. Match the numbers and your steering goes back to smooth.
Sold by Ashburton Cycles
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Price
$24.99
Inner diameter
34.1 mm
Outer diameter
46.8 mm
Height
7 mm
When your steering feels notchy, gritty or clicks as you turn the bars, a worn headset bearing is usually the culprit. This is a sealed cartridge bearing with a 34.1 mm inner diameter, 46.8 mm outer diameter and 7 mm height, the common size for headsets built around a 1 1/4 inch steerer.
It has 45 degree chamfers on both the top and bottom, which is what lets it sit correctly in the frame's bearing seat and against the crown race or compression ring. A dust seal helps keep water and grit out.
Headset bearings are sized by these four numbers, so check them against your old bearing (they're usually printed on the side) before ordering. Get them right and it's a straight swap.
Home mechanics and workshops replacing a worn 34.1 x 46.8 x 7 mm, 45/45 degree headset bearing.
Sealed cartridge
Dust seal helps keep grit and water out.
45/45 degree chamfers
Matches common integrated and semi-integrated headset seats.
1 1/4 inch steerer size
34.1 mm bore suits 1 1/4 inch headset setups.
Easy match
Size is printed on most original bearings for a quick check.
Every detail as listed by the manufacturer.
Bicycle Parts Wholesale · Headset bearings
The right bearing brings a gritty headset back to life.
$24.99
In stockInner diameter
34.1 mm
Outer diameter
46.8 mm
Height
7 mm
Angles
45 x 45 degrees
A sealed cartridge headset bearing measuring 34.1 x 46.8 x 7 mm with 45 degree chamfers on both sides, for headsets built around a 1 1/4 inch steerer. Match the numbers and your steering goes back to smooth.
When your steering feels notchy, gritty or clicks as you turn the bars, a worn headset bearing is usually the culprit. This is a sealed cartridge bearing with a 34.1 mm inner diameter, 46.8 mm outer diameter and 7 mm height, the common size for headsets built around a 1 1/4 inch steerer.
It has 45 degree chamfers on both the top and bottom, which is what lets it sit correctly in the frame's bearing seat and against the crown race or compression ring. A dust seal helps keep water and grit out.
Headset bearings are sized by these four numbers, so check them against your old bearing (they're usually printed on the side) before ordering. Get them right and it's a straight swap.
Home mechanics and workshops replacing a worn 34.1 x 46.8 x 7 mm, 45/45 degree headset bearing.
Sealed cartridge
Dust seal helps keep grit and water out.
45/45 degree chamfers
Matches common integrated and semi-integrated headset seats.
1 1/4 inch steerer size
34.1 mm bore suits 1 1/4 inch headset setups.
Easy match
Size is printed on most original bearings for a quick check.