BUCKLOS Aluminum/Carbon Fiber Bicycle Headset Top Cap

The bike headset top cover is available in two material options: carbon fibre and aluminium. Carbon fibre is crafted from woven carbon, offering a clean and restrained look, good strength, and excellent temperature resistance. Aluminium bike headset caps come in a variety of stylish colours, are thin, high-quality, and strong, as well as waterproof and rust-proof.

The headset top cover features several desirable attributes, including good temperature resistance, lightweight construction, and high compression resistance. It is designed to fit most bicycle headsets, with a 1 1/8" (28.6mm) diameter. Customers can choose from a variety of new and unique styles, with eight colour options to suit diverse needs. The product is durable, wear-resistant, and of high strength, making it a quality choice to protect your bike's headset from dust.

The headset expander plug is suitable for front forks with an upper-end outer diameter of 28.6mm, including carbon fibre front forks and mountain suspension forks. This component can be used repeatedly and is easy to install and disassemble, taking only a few minutes with a hex wrench. This process eliminates the risk of damage and supports the fragile upper edge of the steering tube, securely connecting the front fork to the stem.

The package includes one headset top cap, one steel stem bolt, and one expander plug. Customers are advised to check the quantity details before purchasing.

BUCKLOS, the trusted brand behind this product, is committed to meeting customer requirements by providing the best products and professional service. The company has assisted more than 1,000,000 users worldwide, and its price is unbeatable. This headset top cover makes an excellent gift for cycling enthusiasts.

Regarding the specific product details mentioned in the original text, the bolt is approximately 35.7mm (1.4 inches) in length. This headset top cover is for a threadless adapter, and there is no specific torque setting for it. Instead, users should tighten it enough to compress the headset bearings together, but not so hard that the bars will not turn. Each bike is different, and the appropriate tightness may vary.

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