FSA GravityOrbit Extreme Pro Headset
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uttanutta12
(Feb 20, 2010 at 3:38)
bought this for £38 off CRC, meant to be £80 odd, so bargain 
first problem with it was, on the top cup there is a very thin lip on it which i bent inwards installing it with a hammer =/ very easily straightened out with pliers as it is so thin. when installed it is super smooth and is standing up to UK winters very well.
first problem with it was, on the top cup there is a very thin lip on it which i bent inwards installing it with a hammer =/ very easily straightened out with pliers as it is so thin. when installed it is super smooth and is standing up to UK winters very well.
Spins nice no bind, butter smooth! Honestly better the the chris king I had.Amazing headset, best ive owned! Great bearings. Fit and forget. Sooo smooth. Cant go wrong. Good value
I ran the Extreme Pro 1.5" HS on my Transition and it was flawless especially for the money. Running King headsets now but FSA cant be beaten for the price!
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FSA GravityOrbit Extreme Pro Headset
(MSRP $129.99)
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FSA's most high end headset.
Specifications Compare to other Headsets
| Release Date | 2009 | |
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| Price | $130 | |
| Weight | 99.79g | |
| Color Options | Black anodized with FSA logo | |
| Size | 1.125 | |
| Fit Type | External |
Fit Type - Fit type refers to if the headset is internal or external. Most headsets you see how and days are external, meaning the bearings mounted externally on top of the headtube, however, bikes that use a 1.5” headtube allow for an internal headset, making your stack height that much lower.
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| Bearings | Special size angular contact bearings |