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Headsets
Das Headset, oder auch Steuerlager genannt, muss immer leichtgängig laufen sonst dreht sich dein Deck oder Lenker nicht. Achte darauf es regelmäßig zu ölen und es dankt dir, hält länger und ist natürlich noch schneller beim whippen oder spinnen!
Blunt
Blunt Single Headset
€8.95
The Blunt Single Headset is the ideal choice for scooter riders who only need to replace a single bearing. Instead …
Ethic DTC
Ethic DTC Oracle Integrated Headset
€29.95
The Ethic DTC Oracle Integrated Headset was designed to ensure smooth and quick rotation of your scooter, even unde…
Tilt
TILT Integrated Headset
€34.95
The TILT Integrated Headset is equipped with high-quality, sealed bearings that ensure particularly fast and smooth…
Dail 911
Dial 911 Single Headset
€6.95
The Dial 911 Single Headset is sold individually, so you can replace only the part you need without having to buy a…
Noname
Headset Single Ring
€3.95
A simple open scooter headset requires two bearing rings. With this headset bearing ring, you can replace worn or d…
Root Industries
Root Industries Integrated Headset
€29.95
The Root Industries Air Integrated Headset has been manufactured according to the high standards of Root Industries…
Lucky
Revo Headset Integrated
€29.95
The Lucky Revo Integrated Headset is specifically designed for integrated decks and fits perfectly with threadless …
Dail 911
Dial 911 Headset Spacer
€1.95
If your top cap is rubbing against the headset, it’s often missing a spacer. The ultra-thin micro spacer can help s…
Blunt
Blunt Integrated Headset
€29.95
The Blunt Integrated Headset fits perfectly with all integrated decks and offers an effortless installation without…
Ethic DTC
Ethic DTC Osmose Silicone Headset
€34.95
The Ethic DTC Osmose Silicone Headset was designed to ensure smooth and quick rotation of your scooter, even under …
Apex
APEX Integrated Headset
€39.95
This headset comes with high-quality, double-sealed bearings made from high-strength chrome steel, known for their …
Blunt
Blunt Headset Spacer
€9.95
The Blunt Headset Spacer Set is the perfect solution for individually adjusting the height of your headset. The spa…
Variants from €5.95
Tilt
Tilt Tall Stack Headset Black
€34.95
With its extra 5 mm height, you can save unnecessary spacers while still getting the perfect compression. Thanks to the …
Trynyty
Trynyty Headset Blue
€24.95
With its high-performance bearings and clean design, the Trynyty Headset ensures buttery smooth spins and an ultra-stabl…
Hangup
Hangup Outlaw III Non-Integrated Threaded Headset
€19.95
With the HangUp Outlaw III replacement headset, you can bring your stunt scooter back to top performance! This non-integ…
Drone
Drone Carbon Fibre Headset
€29.95
The drone headset has a carbon topcap to minimize weight and highend bearings to make your barspins work nearly effortle…
District
District Semi-Integrated Headset
€34.95
The District Semi-Integrated Headset is suitable for anyone riding an old deck or beginner stunt scooters with non-…
Addict
Addict Haze Headset
€29.95
The Addict Haze Headset is fully integrated and fits perfectly with decks featuring integrated headsets. It include…
Proto
Proto Integrattron Headset
€31.95
The Proto Integrattron Headset is an innovative, integrated headset that combines the top cap and the wedge ring in…
Core
CORE Dash Integrated Headset
€23.95
The CORE Dash Integrated Headset features a pair of single-sealed bearings that provide additional strength and pre…
Headset: Optimize the Rotation
A headset (steering set or head bearing) is an important component of the steering system of a stunt scooter. It consists of bearings and seals that are installed in the head tube of the deck. It allows the bar and the fork to rotate smoothly.
There are two main types of headsets:
- integrated
- non-integrated
Integrated headsets are built into the deck, while non-integrated headsets require a separate bearing housing. These integrated decks have so-called built-in cups. The individual headsets can be easily installed. Fewer parts need to be installed, and the headset runs much more stably. They offer a closed steering bearing construction that is particularly stable and allows for optimal rotation. For a high-quality stunt scooter, you should definitely opt for an integrated headset.
Additionally, there are sealed and unsealed bearings. Sealed bearings are protected from dirt and moisture, which extends their lifespan and makes maintenance easier. Integrated headsets typically always have sealed bearings. Unsealed bearings are more open and susceptible to dirt, and are usually found in non-integrated headsets.
Choosing the Right Headset
Choosing the right headset depends on the head tube of your deck. If you have an integrated deck, you need an integrated headset. For non-integrated decks, you need a non-integrated headset.
Regular Maintenance & Keeping Dry
A headset requires little maintenance, but it is important to regularly oil the ball bearings. The headset in your deck consists of two bearings, one top and one bottom. A drop of bearing oil on each bearing from the outside and a few turns of the handlebar are usually sufficient. You don't even have to disassemble it. For optimal results, professionals can occasionally disassemble the parts, clean them, and grease the bearings to better protect them from dirt.
It is important that your scooter does not stay wet for too long. If it gets wet, bring it quickly to a warm place where it can dry. Never leave your scooter outside overnight, as moisture can damage the headset.
FAQ: Stunt Scooter Headsets
How do I install a new headset on my stunt scooter?
To install a new headset, you first need to remove the old bearing. Then clean the headset cups thoroughly and insert the new bearings into the head tube of the deck. Make sure everything is properly aligned before reattaching the fork and handlebar. It can be helpful to use a little grease to ensure smooth movement.
How do I care for and maintain my stunt scooter headset?
Keep your headset clean and well lubricated. Regularly check the bearings and replace them if necessary. Regular maintenance ensures a longer lifespan and better performance.
How do I know if my headset needs to be replaced?
If your handlebar no longer rotates smoothly, makes noise, or has play in the head tube, this could be a sign that the headset needs to be replaced.