Headsets

Trek proprietary headset components are compatible with Trek Knock Block models. Service and replacement parts specifically for Trek Knock Block Technology. PRODUCT DETAILS - Compatible with all Trek Knock Block models - Includes crown race, bearings, top cover, frame chip & fastener - Must be paired with Knock Block stem and Knock Block spacers - Knock Block headset spacers not included

KEY FEATURES: - Fits Scott Addict family MY22 Replacement headset for the Scott Addict product family Model year 22 onwards. BEARINGS: Sealed cartridge bearings FEATURES - Compatible with Addict product family MY22

Replacement headset bearings from FSA. - Compatible with most Trek MTB integrated headset systems - Sealed bearing for long life - Compatible with Knock Block Headsets

FSA Standard Headset Bearings

- Bearing Type: Cartridge - Weight: 86 g - Crown Race: 40 - S.H.I.S Lower: IS52 - S.H.I.S Upper: IS42 - S.H.I.S. Stem Clamp Diameter: 28.6 Threadless

ABI Headset Bearing for new builds or replacements.

ABI Headset Bearing for new builds or replacements.

High-quality replacement headset bearings are smooth like butter. - Sealed cartridge bearing for long life - Durable steel bearing housing

The 40-Series is the workhorse of Cane Creek's headset line-up. Representing the balance of performance, durability and value, the series incorporates all the features necessary for a robust, lightweight, long-lasting headset. Zero stack uppers press into head tube with very little stack height. Lowers are either zero stack or external cup. - Sealed black oxide bearings - Carbon-friendy compression ring captured in top cover, keeping shims in place - Steel crown race with integrated seals - Interlok spacer compatible - Compatible with tapered 1-1/8" to 1-1/2" steerer tubes, or straight 1-1/8" steerers with a conversion crown race (sold separately)

Cane Creek headsets with Hellbender stainless steel bearings with increased sealing elements and more grease in relation to the comparable 110 bearing. - Designed to bridge the gap between the 40-series and 110-series headsets