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Your cart is empty.Building upon Cane Creek’s ongoing legacy of bicycle headset innovation, the Hellbender 70 Visco brings patented steering stabilizing technology to a wide variety of cycling disciplines. Designed to reduce high-frequency oscillation of the bicycle steering assembly, known as speed wobble. The Cane Creek Hellbender 70 Visco headset helps riders maintain control, reduce fatigue and ride with confidence.Features-Stabilized steering with Cane Creek’s Patented headset damping technology; utilizing Micro-thin plates with fluorocarbon gel in between-Includes a pre-set “mid-tune” damping, each layer; Damping effects are tunable for rider preference-7075 T6 Aluminum construction-Sealed, stainless-steel Hellbender bearingsItem Specifications-Bearing Type:Cartridge-Color:Black-Defined Color List:Black-Material:Aluminum-S.H.I.S Upper:ZS44-S.H.I.S. Stem Clamp Diameter:28.6
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
The death wobble on my Wired Freedom is better but still present. Low speed, it's gone but speeds above 25 mph it shows its ugly head, so don't let go of the handle bars. This is due the the design of the bike and no amount of steering dampening will make it go away.I'll save you my boring engineer's explanation as to why it can never be completely eliminated and leave it at that.Would I buy one again, that answer is yes.
charlie mercado
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
I bought this item for my ecells ebike because the stair tube seem very loose however after installing the hellBender a lot more tension and it made a big difference
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
I had what they call a death wobble on my bike. We got one of these, and it fixed it. I can't tell you how long it will last?But I will tell you it fixed the wobble
Dale
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024
This product eliminates the wobble from an imbalanced E-bike. I can now ride hands free again; if I choose. Before this product install, even riding one handed was sketchy due to the wobble of the front wheel/ handlebars.
Gary DeRoy
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
I installed the viscous, headset top bearing into my Ariel Rider Kepler eBike. I can now ride hands free at 41 mph.I removed the old bearing by tapping it out from underneath with a vinyl hammer and a socket extension, and tapped the new viscous bearing in with a rubber mallet. No other type of mallet, like an orange, dead-blow hammer, worked. Once I got it started, it was fine. However, if I were to install another bearing I would cough up the $20 for a press-in tool such as https://a.co/d/1qUKg4s .I only needed the top bearing, but if I was doing this job again I think I would replace the bottom bearing as well. All these Cane Creek bearings are just better, you don't need a viscous one on the bottom, and the price isn't bad.I don't really notice the added damping when I'm going slow but at higher speeds the bike is more stable. I can even ride hands free (but, of course, I don't recommend it).
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