28.04.–05.05.2026.
Welcome to the acros service week from April 28th through May 5th, 2026! This week, you’ll save 20% on all wear parts, tools, and greases. With our tips, you can get your bike ready for what we hope will be a long, intense season and kick things off smooth and easy. We’ll show you the spots that usually creak, drag, or cause trouble — and how to loosen up those problem areas with just a few simple moves. So don’t wait — head straight to the workshop! It’s time to give something back to your bike.
Your discount code: asw-2026
Don’t be too hard on your headset if it starts waving the white flag after countless hours on the road or trail. If it’s just a bit dirty, a proper service can get it ready for the next season. But if it’s already running rough or showing signs of wear that keep things from turning smoothly, it’s probably time for a replacement. Need help finding the right headset for your bike? Easy — check out our headset finder.
Round and round and round it goes: your bike’s bottom bracket doesn’t just have to handle countless rotations — it also takes a serious beating every time you stomp on the pedals out of the saddle. On top of that, it’s constantly under attack from dust and dirt. No wonder it eventually decides it’s earned a well-deserved retirement.
Who wants to waste precious energy on rough-running hub bearings after grinding through long base training rides all winter and spring? Definitely not us. That’s why we designed our hubs so you can service them yourself or simply replace the bearings — no advanced workshop skills needed. In the following videos, we’ll show you how to change the bearings in our acros nineteen hubs as well as in the nineteen freehub body, and how to install your wheelset back into the bike afterwards.
Buy cheap, buy twice — anyone who’s ever looked into buying tools has probably heard that one before. But our DIY tools prove that saying wrong.
Whether you’re installing a headset or fitting a bottom bracket, our tools won’t let you down. And they’re affordable enough that you’ll still have cash left over for a pizza after your next after-work ride.
