Thule Hangon Towball Rack With Tilt – 4 Bike

Now you can change the geometry of your bike by adjusting the head angle by 2 in either direction thanks to the Wolftooth GeoShift 2 Degree Performance Angle Headset.

Angled headsets work by offsetting one or both headset bearings forward or rearward in your frame. You can use an angled headset to steepen your head angle to put more of your weight over the front wheel and increase steering response, or you can use them to slacken your head angle to give better stability and confidence when descending.

The Wolftooth GeoShift 2 Degree Performance Angle Headset goes to the extent of rotating the bearings in the cup slightly to realign the axis of rotation to the ‘new’ head angle (angle of the steerer tube rather than the head tube). This prevents the common creak associated with angled headsets.

Machined in the USA from 6061 Aluminium and featuring the renowned Enduro black oxide coated chromium steel bearing, and three levels of superior custom sealing to protect bearings from the elements and prolong the life of the headset, these are a high-quality headset designed to last.

In order to choose the correct Wolftooth GeoShift 2 Degree Performance Angle Headset, you need to know what the internal diameter of your headtube is top and bottom, the length of your head tube, as well as the diameter of your fork steerer (straight, tapered, 1 1/8″ or 1 1/2″)

• Choose the EC44-EC44 in your corresponding head tube length if you currently have a ‘Zero Stack’ headset and a straight 1 1/8″ steerer fork.
• Choose the EC44-EC49 in your head tube length if you currently have a’Zero Stack’ upper and an ‘External Cup’ lower on a tapered 1 1/8″ to 1 1/2″ steerer.
• Choose the EC44-ZS56 in the correct head tube length if you currently run a ‘Zero Stack’ headset on a tapered 1 1/8″ to 1 1/2″ steerer.

Angled headsets are not compatible with frames featuring Integrated Headsets.

If you’re in any doubt, please reach out to our knowledgeable customer service crew.