Experience superior steering performance with the Ritchey WCS Logic Headset 1" - engineered for demanding cyclists and bike enthusiasts seeking precision, durability, and style. Crafted with innovative technology, this headset offers an optimal blend of engineering excellence and sleek aesthetics, making it a top choice for performance-oriented builds. Materials & Construction: Designed for strength and corrosion resistance, the Ritchey WCS Logic Headset features CNC-machined 7075 aluminum external cups, renowned for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. The sealed cartridge bearings are made from stainless steel, incorporating micro angular contact design for enhanced durability and smoothness across diverse riding conditions. Performance & Engineering: Utilizing micro angular contact stainless steel sealed cartridge bearings (smaller upper and larger lower), the WCS Logic Headset provides precise steering response and long-lasting performance. The angular contact design ensures optimal load distribution, reducing wear and maintaining consistent performance on rough terrains or during high-intensity rides. Sealed bearing technology safeguards against dirt, water, and grit, ensuring minimal maintenance and reliable operation over time. Components & Technology: The headset is specifically engineered with sealed cartridge bearings for effortless installation and replacement. The precision CNC-machined 7075 aluminum cups feature a sleek black anodized finish, complementing a variety of bicycle aesthetics while providing lightweight yet robust support. The stack height is a streamlined 28.3mm, compatible with standard EC30/25.4 and EC30/26 steerer tubes, ensuring easy integration with a wide range of frames. Style & Use Case: Ideal for road, cyclocross, or mountain bikes built for performance, the Ritchey WCS Logic Headset adds a professional look and feel to any build. Its minimalist black design complements both modern and classic frame styles. Wheth

Chris Tenny (comprador verificado) –
Fits much better than other options
I have had problems with headsets on my road bike for years. I have a Bianchi Vigorelli. Mine is the last year they did the old standard head tube sizes. The original headset was the Origin 8, 1″. It needed to be replaced after a few years and I was on the third Origin 8 headset. Finally switched to this one after I had to get a new fork when mine was stolen. Initially I reinstalled an Origin 8 headset but it fit even worse than with the original fork. I switched to the Ritchey headset even though it was more expensive and because the fork is also a carbon fiber Ritchey fork. Fits perfect and for once I think I won’t have to replace the headset and it will have a normal lifespan.
farameris (comprador verificado) –
Niquel
Produit propre, toutes les pièces, notice correcte (pourrait être un poil plus explicite, mais avec le nombre de tutoriels sur internet, ce n’est pas très grave non plus).
Cryoxy (comprador verificado) –
Jeu de direction 1 pouce 25,4 pour vélo route trekking
C’est vraiment une très bonne qualité de construction, les roulement sont sertis . En un pouce ces jeux de direction non vissant sont difficile à trouver . Parfait mon vélo est reparti pour 10 ans
Patrick Walker (comprador verificado) –
I have 2 of these. They last a life …
I have 2 of these. They last a life time. Sealed bearings so they stay clean. I do everything I can to destroy these and they never fall below perfection.
Major Don West (comprador verificado) –
Good headset if you don’t want to buy a King
I’m a longtime user of Chris King headsets. They have served me well and almost never wear out. But alas they do. So after one served me for almost 15 years it was time to buy another. While I should have rewarded Chris King for a great product by buying another I just couldn’t stomach buying another at $175 (come on, I have them on four other bikes so I’ve paid enough). So I tried this as I have other Ritchey WCS products that I’ve been happy with. Well after a year of heavy use this is still working great. Will it make it for 15 years? Who knows. But for now, I’m glad I tried it.
Alex (comprador verificado) –
Fits 1980s centurion
Upgraded my fork recently and needed a new headset. This worked like a charm on my 80s centurion restomod
C. DaSilva (comprador verificado) –
(Updated Review) Perfect fit for my 94 Trek 1400
It fits and works really well. I hope the sealed bearings last, but only time will tell.Update: I’m not sure if it’s Ritchey’s fault or the seller’s fault, but it seems that I received two upper cups. I didn’t realize it until I installed the crown race onto my fork, installed it, and noticed it the bearings were a bit exposed.