nickw686

Located in Squamish now - moved from Whistler. I have a brand new, unused, Works Components 1.5 Degree EC44-ZS56 Angle Headset, which suits a Tapered Steerer Tube - Headtube Length:SET 3 110-119mm. Ready to slacken your bike to hit that gnarly terrain! Cost $155 including import taxes. Wasn't the right one for my bike unfortunately. Specs: Fits headtube internal diameter: Upper - 44mm: EC44 Fits headtube internal diameter: Lower - 56mm: ZS56 Upper cup is external (EC) - will fit frames using ZS44 (ZS) upper headcup as standard. Upper cup insertion depth: 9mm Lower cup insertion depth: 11.5mm Upper cup Stack height: 11mm - Total upper stack height including bearing cover: 16mm Lower cup Stack height: 2.5mm Upper Bearing: 41mm OD, 45 x 45 Degree AC sealed bearing Lower Bearing: 52mm OD, 45 x 45 Degree AC sealed bearing To suit tapered forks. If you are running a 1 1/8" fork you will need to purchase the reducer crown from the drop down menu - this headset comes as standard with a crown race to suit tapered forks. Split type 7075-T6 aluminium crown race for simple, tool free installation Headset comes complete with top-cap (star-nut included), bearings and crown race - all parts required for fitment. Link to manufacturers' web page: https://www.workscomponents.co.uk/15-degree-ec44-zs56-angle-headset---to-suit-tapered-steerer-tube-138-p.asp

I have a Rockshox Reberb 150mm up for grabs, with remote and SRAM mounting kit. All in good condition, but the dropper post does sink a little so suspect it might need a service, or perhaps it just needed to be bled - I'm not exactly an expert on hydraulic posts :)

Doing a bit of a cleanup of spares and came across a couple of Maxxis 29 inch tires in good rideable condition. Front - Maxxis Assegai WT EXO+ Max Grip 29. Good condition (around 60% life left), seals on tubeless fine. There's a fair amount Stans gunk dried on the inside that you might want to scrape off before using (or don't, whatever ;-) Rear - Maxxis DHR II WT DoubleDown Max Grip 29. Good condition on the tread (around 80% life left) - I think there is a small cut on the rim near the Maxxis logo so I had trouble getting it to seal tubeless. I can't locate where it was leaking with it off the tire. Also has a puncture patched, but that should hold just fine. Both bits of damage occured during a carbon-rim cracking incident involving a 3' drop to flat directly to a rock that compressed the tire so hard it cracked my poor rim. Probably best for someone who wants to run a tube unless you're a tire repair wizard who wants to fix the rim slit. $20 each or $30 if you take both. Priced to sell - tires are so expensive these days!