TAPERED headset bearing conversion for 30mm EBR forks tubes

TAPERED headset bearing conversion for 30mm EBR forks tubes - puch maxi

$167.90

alternate reality price $129.99

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here's what ya get in this PARTYYY!:

2 of 1.85mm thick head set spacer for 25mm headset tubes ($6.98 value!)
1 of 1mm thick head set spacer for 25mm headset tubes ($3.49 value!)
2 of 25mm tapered headset bearing ($39.98 value!)
1 of EBR lower YOKE for 30mm fork tubes - 25mm steerer tube ($59.00 value!)
2 of 25mm tapered bearing SEAL ($5.98 value!)
1 of puch MAXI tapered headset conversion CUP - lower ($19.99 value!)
1 of puch MAXI tapered headset conversion CUP - upper ($19.99 value!)
1 of deluxe quality 25mm top fork nut - stainless steel ($15.99 value!)

complete party pack to convert your puch maxi, swinger, pinto or cobra to tapered headset bearings!! great for DIRTped builds and racers alike!

please note that these are for 30mm fork legs and will not work with the 28mm hydraulic legs!! MEASURE FIRST!!

you get:
- 25mm EBR aluminum triple tree / lower yoke (yes, you are also converting to 25mm headset from normal 26mm headset)
- upper and lower headset cups
- tapered headset bearings
- tapered headset bearing seals
- 25mm stainless fork nut

and some headset washers because this setup requires 3-5mm of spacing under nut!

25mm diameter steerer tube
214mm steerer tube length
50mm of threading
30mm diameter fork legs
150mm from tube to tube, center to center

note there is an upper and lower cup. the lower cup has a cutaway for the fork lock.

**please note this lower yoke has a special 25mm steerer tube that is NOT the same as other EBR 25mm steerer tubes or any other 25mm steerer tube.. it is specially cut for the tapered bearings. you will find great sadness if you try to use another 25mm setup**

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Excellent first attempt, needs minor improvements	March 7, 2022
taco eater : Mike Boyd from Los Angeles, CA United States

The machined cups are strong and well designed, although they need to be 3.5-4mm deeper in order to actually interface with the seal lips and create a dust seal for the bearings. The tapered bearing cages seem brittle but I have not run them yet, so TBD.

These can be run on a hobbit but require mods: use 2 "upper" style cups, cut 10mm off the top of the frame fork tube, then open up the inside of frame fork tube upper and lower with a dremel and a sanding drum (about 1-2mm) to fit the 30.8mm cups

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