Cannondale System Six headset / bearings
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Hi everyone - I have searched on previous topics, but couldn't find an answer for this:
I need to get new (headset) bearings for a Cannondale System six.
I believe the top bearing is 1 1/8 45x45, but what are the exact specs for the bottom bearing?
The FSA 1.5" bearing 90d shoulder MR069 seems to be what I need, but I just want to be 100% sure.
Will the bearings of a FSA Orbit C-40 headset fit fine?
Any help is appreciated - thank you!
I need to get new (headset) bearings for a Cannondale System six.
I believe the top bearing is 1 1/8 45x45, but what are the exact specs for the bottom bearing?
The FSA 1.5" bearing 90d shoulder MR069 seems to be what I need, but I just want to be 100% sure.
Will the bearings of a FSA Orbit C-40 headset fit fine?
Any help is appreciated - thank you!
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This is the headset that you need. How do I know this because I have a sytemsix with this exact headset. Don't waste your time trying to find something that does not work. http://www.cannondaleexperts.com/Cannon ... p_229.html
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Thanks for your reply.
Yes indeed the original Cannondale headset would fit fine, but I don't need a complete headset, just the bearings.
The FSA 1.5" bearing seems to be a close match - bearing I.D. and O.D. are the same, I just wanted to confirm.
Yes indeed the original Cannondale headset would fit fine, but I don't need a complete headset, just the bearings.
The FSA 1.5" bearing seems to be a close match - bearing I.D. and O.D. are the same, I just wanted to confirm.
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Sorry to bring up an old post, but I'm currently trying to work out what top bearing I need.
I ordered a bearing described as being for the System Six from Qwerty Cycles, but when I removed mine I realised my original bearing had a taller stack height and had 45x45 870ACB stamped on it whereas in the description on Qwerty only 45 is mentioned and nothing is stamped on the bearing. I don't want to spend £70 on a complete headset when I only need one bearing
I ordered a bearing described as being for the System Six from Qwerty Cycles, but when I removed mine I realised my original bearing had a taller stack height and had 45x45 870ACB stamped on it whereas in the description on Qwerty only 45 is mentioned and nothing is stamped on the bearing. I don't want to spend £70 on a complete headset when I only need one bearing
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There's really only 2 types of 1 1/8" headset bearings in common use, one of them being the Campy std 45 deg. Other manufacturers coyly refer to it as the "Italian" std. and you often see "it" or "is" in the part# for such a bearing.
for example http://store.canecreek.com/p/40-is41-carbon-tall-top-assembly/headsets_40-series_integrated?pp=25
From the early days, Cannondale used Campy headsets, and still use the standard.
for example http://store.canecreek.com/p/40-is41-carbon-tall-top-assembly/headsets_40-series_integrated?pp=25
From the early days, Cannondale used Campy headsets, and still use the standard.
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