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Disk Fhub

Our Disc FHUB can be selected with one of three different super-stiff, super-light, flex-free interchangeable axle configurations: Quick-Release, Bolt-On, and Thru-Axle. Easily serviced and made right here in Chico, California, these hubs will last you a lifetime. Looking for purple? Shoot us an email: sales@paulcomp.com

$141.50 – $157.00

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Technical Information

  • Material
    6061 Aluminum
  • Weight
    15mm Thru-Axle Version: 174g
    12mm Thru-Axle Version: 172g
    Quick Release Version: 190g
    Bolt-On Version (Including Bolts): 223g
  • Finish
    Anodized or Polished
  • Anodized Color
    Black or Silver
  • Dimensions
    Axle Spacing: 100mm
    Flange Diameter: 56m
    Center to Disk Flange: 21.5mm
    Center to Non-Disk Flange: 33.5mm
  • Spoke Holes
    24, 28, or 32
  • Spoke Hole Diameter
    2.5mm
  • Axle Bolt Torque
    21NM
  • Additional Information
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  • Exploded Assembly Drawing
    Exploded Assembly Drawing

Product Story

Yes, this hub spins very smoothly due to extremely high tolerance machined bearing bores (.0002″, that’s 8 times thinner than the thickness of a human hair!) and high quality user-adjustable sealed cartridge bearings. The hub shell design has been refined over years of production and real world abuse to be as light as possible while still withstanding the abuse that the biggest, most reckless riders can put it through.

But the real star of the show might be the super-stiff, super-light, flex-free, interchangeable 7075 Alloy axle. Available in 3 configurations: Quick-Release, Bolt-On, and Thru-Axle, it passes from dropout to dropout (unlike the flexy, non-adjustable caps so common on cheaper hubs that love to pop off and roll under your car or workbench every time you take your wheel off). In the future, if you switch forks or get a new bike, you can easily change out the existing axle for whichever style of attachment fits your new fork.

Fresh bearings and axle conversion kits are available for hub overhauls and rebuilds in the Hub Service Parts section.

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