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Cane Creek Lower Cup

Headset Tools

When you are installing headset cups into your bicycle frame or a crown race onto your fork, there is only one way to get the job done right. Use an appropriately-sized Cane Creek installation tool, or risk damaging your frame and/or fork. The headset cup installation tools are designed to be used with a headset press, sold separately.

  • HST013 – Cup Installation Tool for installing ZS56, EC49, and EC44 (52mm bearing) threadless headset cups
  • HST014 – Cup Installation Tool for installing ZS44, EC34, and ZS49 threadless headset cups
  • HST015 – Cup Installation Tool for installing EC30 threadless headset cups
  • HST004 – Crown Race Installation Tool for a 1 1/8″ (30mm) steerer tube
  • HST005 – Crown Race Installation Tool for a 1 1/2″ (40mm) steerer tube
  • HST006 – Crown Race Installation Tool for a 1″ (26mm) steerer tube

$13.99 – $18.99

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Fletcher, NC 28732

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Reed Mann

Design Engineer
Name: Reed Mann
Position: Design Engineer
Year started: 2022
Best part of being a part of the Cane Creek family:  It’s very refreshing to work for a small, tight-knit company where we all share the same passions and to develop new products that make cycling better for everyone.
What you’ll find me doing on the weekends: Obviously riding bikes, but also wrenching on bikes or cars, exploring the mountains, and watching F1 races.
How I got here (at Cane Creek): Feeling pretty unfulfilled with a corporate engineering job, I happened to see that Cane Creek was hiring. I jumped at the opportunity to get my hands dirty working on the latest bike tech and was fortunate enough to be offered the position.