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Track Hub Lockring

A thick heavy-duty stainless steel lockring for use with any of our fixed-gear hubs.

$38.00

Technical Information

  • Threading
    1.29"X24 Reverse (Left Hand) Thread

Product Story

Every fixed-gear hub we sell comes with one of these nice thick lockrings, machined in-house on our Lynx 2100 LSYB Multitasking Machine to +/- 0.001” tolerance using high-grade American-milled 303 stainless steel. Because, well, you want your track cog to stay on good, don’t you?! In other news, we started machining a cute little “P” onto the latest production runs, because it’s easy with the Lynx, and we take pride in our work!

These are 1.29″x24 reverse (left hand) thread, which will also fit Dura-Ace and many other Japanese/Taiwanese fixed-gear hubs besides our own. These will not however fit oversized 1.32″x24 threaded hubs such as Campagnolo and Phil Wood.

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