Wheel
Spares
Chris King
Boost Centerlock Rear Mountain Bike Hub
Chris King
R45 Front Road Bike Hub
DT Swiss
180 Straight Pull Center-Lock Disc Rear Hub
Chris King
Boost Centerlock Front Mountain Bike Hub
MAHLE
X35+ Drive Unit M1-C Plus
Hope Technology
Pro 5 Centrelock Straight-Pull 148mm Boost Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 Centrelock Straight-Pull 142mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 Centrelock Straight-Pull 135mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 DH 6-Bolt 148mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 DH 6-Bolt 150mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 DH 6-Bolt 157mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt 150mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt SuperBoost Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt Trials/SS Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt 157mm Rear Hub
Halo
MXR Supadrive Rear Disc BMX Hub - 110mm x 3/8" Bolt-In
Hope Technology
Pro 4 Fatsno 32H Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt 135mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 E-Bike Specific Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 Centrelock 135mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 Centrelock 142mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt 142mm Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 Centrelock 148mm Boost Rear Hub
Hope Technology
Pro 5 6-Bolt 148mm Boost Rear Hub
Halo
DJD Supadrive SS Hub
If you're an avid cyclist, you know that keeping your bike in top shape is essential to enjoy a smooth and safe ride. One critical aspect of maintaining your bike is ensuring that you have the right wheel spares to replace any worn-out or damaged parts.
At the heart of your bike's rear wheel is the freehub, which allows the cassette to rotate when you pedal. If your freehub is worn or damaged, you'll need to replace it to keep your bike running smoothly. Fortunately, there are plenty of freehub options available, including those compatible with thru axle systems.
Thru axle systems provide more stability and stiffness than traditional quick-release systems, making them ideal for riders who demand the most from their bikes. If you're upgrading to a thru axle system, you'll need to ensure that you have the right hub end caps to match your bike's frame and fork.
Replacing hub end caps is a straightforward process, but it's essential to get the right size and type to ensure a perfect fit. When in doubt, consult your bike's manual or speak with a knowledgeable bike mechanic for advice.
If your hub needs more than just end caps, you may need to rebuild it entirely. Hub rebuilds involve disassembling the hub, replacing worn or damaged parts, and reassembling it to like-new condition. This process can be more involved than replacing end caps or a freehub, but it's an excellent way to extend the life of your wheelset.
In conclusion, whether you're upgrading your bike or simply replacing worn-out parts, having the right wheel spares on hand is crucial. From freehubs to thru axles, hub end caps to full hub rebuilds, there are plenty of options available to keep your bike running smoothly and safely for years to come.