Chris King InSet 4/5 Headset Bearing Cap - ZS49 Matte Gold 50th Anniversary Front/Rear-FT Customizable spring tension settings for GL00521

Name: Chris King InSet 4/5 Headset Bearing Cap - ZS49 Matte Gold 50th Anniversary Front/Rear-FT Customizable spring tension settings for GL00521
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 89056114497
Price: 46.00 USD
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Chris King InSet 4 5 Headset Bearing Cap ZS49 Matte Gold 50th Anniversary Front Rear FT Customizable spring tension settings for GL00521 Customizable spring tension settings for optimal setup thereby decreasing weight while maintaining superior stiffness The Chris King InSet™ bearing cap features their patented GripLock® (US Patent 8662517) retention design for exclusively reliable headset adjustment Anodized finish provides added protection and great looks Material Aluminum Color Matte Gold

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