TartyBikes Star Nut

Product code: 10541

Extra Large (26mm)	£2.50
Large (23.5mm)	£2.50
Medium (21mm)	£2.50
Small (18mm)	£2.50

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- Replacement star fangled nut for use inside fork steerer tubes to allow pre-load of headset bearings.
- Standard M6 x 1.0 thread.
- Available in various sizes: Extra Large (26mm diameter), Large (23.5mm diameter), Medium (21.0mm diameter) and Small (18.0mm diameter).
- To check which size you need, measure the internal diameter of your steerer and choose a star nut that's 1-3mm larger than that size.
- Extra Large generally fit 1 1/8" steel steerers, Large 1 1/8" standard alloy steerers, Medium are for use in Echo 1 1/8" alloy steerers and Small ideal for Inspired Fourplay or Team/Trialtech Sport forks..
- Sold singly.

Please note that star nuts are designed to be a tight fit so they don't pull back out when you tighten your headset. We strongly recommend using a star nut setting tool for fitting, or alternatively you can screw a bolt into the thread and then carefully tap the bolt to install. Damage to the star nut during fitting is not covered under warranty as these do not 'just fall apart'! Similarly, the warranty does not cover instances where the headset top cap bolt has been overtightened.

If you are buying forks and a star nut and would like us to fit it for you, add a Star Nut Fitting workshop item to your basket.

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which one of these would fit the steer tube on the neon curved 26" forks?

Posted by scott on 14/03/2011

Reply from TartyBikes on 14/03/2011

Hi Scott - Ideally a Medium starnut would work best, but it's possible to use a Large too. Thanks, Mark

Hi, what 1 of these would fit the Echo 09 20" forks? Thanks

Posted by derek on 31/05/2011

Reply from TartyBikes on 01/06/2011

Hi Derek - You'd need the 'Small' sized star nut. Thanks, Mark

Which off these would fit onza zoot forks ?

Posted by Danny on 24/09/2011

Reply from TartyBikes on 26/09/2011

Hi Danny - The Large size should fit your Zoot forks fine. Thanks, Mark

which would fit the onza comp forks the blue ones think its 2010? would it be 21mm or 23mm? thanks

Posted by jack on 12/02/2013

Reply from TartyBikes on 12/02/2013

Hi Jack - I believe it'd be the Extra Large 26mm star nut for those forks. Thanks, Mark

What size do I need for the 26" forks TNN Engineering Curved Blade? Thanks.

Posted by Henri on 09/07/2013

Reply from TartyBikes on 10/07/2013

Hi Henri - thanks for your question. You'd need an "Extra Large" star nut to fit those forks. Thanks, Flipp.

What size would be appropriate for the rockman carbon forks?

Posted by Tom Evans on 24/10/2013

Reply from TartyBikes on 25/10/2013

Hi Tom - you would need a "Small" star nut for those forks. Thanks, Flipp.

What size would be appropriate for the try-all carbon ?

Posted by Killingtvedt on 04/05/2014

Reply from TartyBikes on 06/05/2014

Hi Killingtvedt - the Try-All Karbon forks feature a threaded insert in the steerer meaning you do not need a star nut. Thanks, Flipp.

Hi, what size would fit an 24" Echo Urban 2013 fork? Thanks,

Posted by Austin on 02/07/2014

Reply from TartyBikes on 02/07/2014

Hi Austin - you would require a Medium star nut for those forks. Hope that helps. Thanks, Flipp.

Hi, which star nut would fit inside the end of the my handle bars?

Posted by Nathan on 15/08/2016

Reply from TartyBikes on 17/08/2016

Hi Nathan - That would depend on the type of bars you're using, as they use slightly different wall thickness. The easiest way to check would be to measure the inside of the end of your bars, and see which size it correlated to best. I would expect it to be around the size of the Medium star nut roughly. Thanks, Mark

My trials bikes forks are 17.9 mm which one would fit better the 18mm or the 21mm.Thank you

Posted by Luke butkinshaw on 01/11/2016

Reply from TartyBikes on 02/11/2016

Hi Luke - To be on the safe side, and to ensure the star nut grips your steerer tube well, I'd recommend going for the 21mm size as it should mean the tabs bend up more and grip the inner wall better. Thanks, Mark

Hey! What size for the Echo Sl 26 fork ?

Posted by Tobias Olsson on 27/03/2017

Reply from TartyBikes on 27/03/2017

Hi Tobias - That will depend on the year of SL fork as they have used different sizes. If you are able to measure the inside of your steerer tube and match it to the closest star nut size we supply it should work well. Thanks, Mark

guy

wich one will fit the rockman spade 20'' fork?

Posted by guy on 27/05/2012

Reply from TartyBikes on 28/05/2012

Hi Guy - The Large (23.5mm) star nut would be best. Thanks, Mark

which size would fit inspired element forks? cheers

Posted by Tom Anderson on 10/07/2011

Reply from TartyBikes on 11/07/2011

Hi Tom - You'd need the Small sized star nut to fit those forks. Thanks, Mark

hi i was wondering what would be the best fit for echo urban 26" forks ?

Posted by thomas hall on 19/01/2016

Reply from TartyBikes on 20/01/2016

Hi Thomas - A Medium star nut should do the trick for most years of Echo Urban fork, although to double check you can always measure the inner diameter of your steerer tube and compare it to our star nut sizes. Thanks, Mark

Hey guys, which of these would fit the clean forks? Thanks!

Posted by Joenu on 26/10/2015

Reply from TartyBikes on 26/10/2015

Hello - The Medium star nut seems to fit best. Thanks, Mark

Callum

Nifty replacement

Posted by Callum on 22/02/2012

Again just an odd little sod that you need. :D Thanks guys!!

Reply from TartyBikes on 23/02/2012

Hi Callum - It is handy having the sizes needed for trials forks - they can sometimes be pretty tricky to get hold of from regular shops due to them being an odd size. Thanks for the review!

very helpful

Posted by ashley on 05/09/2012

So much less hassle than cutting down a big one!

Reply from TartyBikes on 05/09/2012

Hi Ash - They're certainly a handy addition! Thanks for the review.

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