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Ultralight FSA Polycarbonate Headset Spacers – In Colors!

lightweight FSA polycarbonate 1-1/8 inch headset spacers
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lightweight FSA polycarbonate 1-1/8 inch headset spacers

FSA has just introduced lightweight polycarbonate headset spacers to match those headset top caps we saw at Sea Otter.

They’ll come in packs of 10 each for $14.95. They’re 5mm tall and only for 1-1/8″ steerer tubes. Current colors are as shown – blue, orange, red and green – but pink, clear and gray on in the works. So, how light are they? Just one on the scale doesn’t even register…click through for pics.

FSA polycarbonate headset spacers are lightweight and come in blue, orange, green and red

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doug
doug
12 years ago

So green weighs nothing while red blue and orange weigh two grams each then?

Bubbrubb
Bubbrubb
12 years ago

that park tools scale is junk… I have one. It has a +/- 1 gram error, which if you’re counting grams on lightweight stuff is a fairly large margin for error.

Jonathan
Jonathan
12 years ago

6/4=1.5GMS EACH….So just one on the scales should register unless some colours are heavier than others? Or does it really matter..no.

Bunny
Bunny
12 years ago

Doug come on buddy, you’re making cyclists look bad.

Obviously the point of those photos is to show each weighs LESS THAN A GRAM.

Joshua Murdock
12 years ago

I like it… that would be a neat, subtle detail for a bike.

Gabe
Gabe
12 years ago

Parts of Passion Alloy spacers weigh 1.5g per 5mm spacer. Although they are $5/piece…

Gabe
Gabe
12 years ago

… and Point 1 Racing nano second alloy spacers are 1.1g for 5mm, 1.9g for 10mm and only 3.7g for 20mm.

Kovas
Kovas
12 years ago

Weightweenies delight!

Screw carbon fiber…. my next ride will be All polycarbonate Yo!

GMB
GMB
12 years ago

Funny thing, usually the gram counters are the ones that could stand to lose 20 pounds around their mid line. Just saying…..

RICHARD
RICHARD
12 years ago

forget the spacers! get a lefty! the best !

Mick
Mick
12 years ago

If you are obsessing about a margin of error +/-1gr on your bike parts…you either need to (a) ride more, (b) get a girlfriend, (c) both

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