Lightweight ONIPAX Headset Top Cap & Star Nut Set with Aluminum Screw (Black/Blue/Red/Gold) for Enhanced SEO Review

I only needed a flat screw for another flat cap I was planning to use but the whole set was $2 cheaper than just the screw. It's always good to have extra details.

Very light but too thin for a good fit. The hex is so small and the metal so soft I just used a sturdy sunflower flower insert.

There is no need to spend more money when you can buy a set like this. I would highly recommend getting a claw nut tool to install it as it can be tricky to get it perfectly lined up.

Works as it should, no problems. And it looks as good as anything I've seen on new Giant and Specialized bikes, so I have no complaints. I think it could have been made a little shallower because I misjudged its depth and had to add padding.

Working as intended. I was a little surprised when it didn't fit right out of the box, but I think it's ok for a snug fit. I used adjustable pliers and bent the first sprocket so I could hammer it in with an old socket and a hammer. High quality aluminum and thread. There are no tightening problems. A bike shop would probably ask $20 to $30.

My order arrived in just one day as it was filled out by Revain himself. I haven't ordered a tuning tool that I don't know what to do with after the job is done. Instead, I snapped the bolt, cap and curved star nut together and tapped the steerer tube lightly. Make sure the cap is in the assembly in case you hit too hard and it goes down too far. The nut smoothly entered the steering column. Shortly after, he put the steering gaskets on and tightened the bolts to tighten the steering column…