 A good one? I want to reduce from 1.5 frame to a 1 1/8 steerer.
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 crane creek double flush (?) is what I have on my 6.6 and it works a treat, great customer service as well, not the cheapest but hey ho, other 6.6 riders use FSA, both seem fine.
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 e13 do reducer cups as well which you put a regular headset into.
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yeah but when looked on chain reaction it sid the e13 cups only wprk with a couple of headsets.
mmm, yeah didnt really want to spend as much as that but, if they're (cane creek double flush) good then i will.
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 I use an FSA Pig DH Pro ONEPOINTFIVE
on my Cannondale Gemini frame, easy to fit and it works perfectly, there are 2 versions on chainreaction, you would want the 1.5->1.1/8 steerer.
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ok isnt that about £30? trying to keep a custom build below 2500 isnt easy!!! :(
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Canny eBaying is the way to do that...
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Hi, I have a barley used FSA The Pig One Point Five headset reducer, fits a 1.5 frame and reduces so you can use 1 1/8 forks. I have the top cap and a new star nut as well, (Not in pic) Was used for about a week on my mates cannondale and then he got a new frame so didn't need it anymore. Yours for £22.50 posted to anywhere in the UK
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 hope do one, 60 notes though... link
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There is a new Chris King 1.5 reducer but its very expensive....
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 I've got a Hope on its way, should be as good as the 1 1/8 headsets. I would also have a look at the Sunline ones, you can't use them on Intense frames though which is why i'm going with the Hope 
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I've got half a reducer HS in my glory, and although the sealing on the bearings is not epic like a CK, they are incfedibly easy to replace and probably cost no more than a few quid.
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 On a sidry to chime in late) can someone explain why a lot of companies seem to be offering 1.5" lower cups and 1 1/8" upper cups in their frames? Very confusing to me - the weight saving must be miniscule if that's the reason! On topic the FSA 1.5" headset is fantastic.
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It allows a stronger tube interface at the bottom of the head tube but then at the same time allows the use of a regular stem as 1.5" choice is rather limited.
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