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Primo Unsealed Gorilla Cup 1 1/8

Before I got this cup, i had a long thought. I was either going to get a whole new FSA Pig headset, A-Headset Tank, a solid needle bearing headset, primo gorilla cup, 1664 headset cups or a kink headset upgrade. The reason I needed a new one was that my basic A-Headset never lasted longer than 2 weeks. I would always find some way to crack the weak lower cups. The top cup and bearings were always fine, so I needed something to replace the lower. The kink was two cups, I only needed one. So were the FSA, Solid, and Tank. That left the 1664 and the Primo cup. I decided to get the Primo because I couldn't find a 1664. I like 1664 alot because they are Canadian, like me. Well, i have had this Gorilla cup for 4 months. Results: the bearings are nice and oversized and fine, the dirt ring actually works, they spin smooth as anything, and they have absolutely no cracks. Plus, it looks nice and burly. You can also run this cup on the top with a couple thingys, but im not sure what. Anyways, get this if you would like a nice reliable maintainence-free, super tough lower headset.

9.5/10 Why 9.5? I didnt get sealed, but im guessing its better.

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