I'm looking for an enduro spec rear hub

[Mada3400]

Hi guys

 

the rear hub on my GT Force recently went though a dilemma, the result of said dilemma was that it decided to end the marriage between itself and the free body by breaking the internal axel.

 

anyway, after being pulled through this tragic separation i am looking for change, i would like to know if anyone has a #enduro enduro spec hub for me (i think its 135x12mm). I am wanting something that won't break even after many, many hard hours of hard enduroing.

[LazyTrailRider]

Here you go: http://www.evobikes.co.za/components/hubs/novatec-d542-sb-hube-32h.html

 

Novatec hubs sound *wicked*, look cool, come with adapters for almost any axle configuration and are bombproof.

[Flowta]

Hi guys

 

the rear hub on my GT Force recently went though a dilemma, the result of said dilemma was that it decided to end the marriage between itself and the free body by breaking the internal axel.

 

anyway, after being pulled through this tragic separation i am looking for change, i would like to know if anyone has a #enduro enduro spec hub for me (i think its 135x12mm). I am wanting something that won't break even after many, many hard hours of hard enduroing.

 

What hub is it?

[Hairy]

How about a Saint Hub?

[Mada3400]

it is a sun ringle str8 track hub, that novatec hub seems like a pretty good option

[braailegend]

Ive got the nukeproof Generator Hub from CRC (135mmx12mm). Awesome hubs and noisy enough to chase all wildlife and hikers away.... did I mention they are yellow

 

There is also a Syntace adaptor and QR for the hub, if you find out you need 142mm or want QR

[Mada3400]

ok, now I've run into a problem, what is the difference between these 2?

 

http://www.evobikes....b-hube-32h.html

 

http://dialdbikes.co...b-rear-hub.html

 

and which is more worth getting?

Edited April 3, 2014 by mada3400

[braailegend]

The diald bikes one is a 150-157 mm DH spec hub, ussually wont fit a normal bike. The EVO one is the right one.

[Mada3400]

thats the answer i was looking for!

 

now i just need to work out how to buy stuff online and I'm good to go!

[Mada3400]

i just ordered the hub off evobikes, although i specified that i would pick it up from their place in durbanville, after quite a lot of searching i still couldn't find their address. any ideas?

[needleshy]

Edited April 4, 2014 by needleshy

[needleshy]

i just ordered the hub off evobikes, although i specified that i would pick it up from their place in durbanville, after quite a lot of searching i still couldn't find their address. any ideas?

 

They are located just off Vissershok rd at Thaba Business Park in Hooggelegen rd. if you ride from Durbanville side toward Blouberg its the second left after the D'Urbanvale 3 way stop street.

[nigelhicks]

which version of the force is it?

 

If its the new ones you will be running a 12x142mm as it runs a thruaxle rear.

 

If it was an older version force (2009 to 2011) you will have a quick release so will need a 10x135mm

[nigelhicks]

IMO - go for Hope Pro2 Hubs ... best IMO ... work well for DH as well as trail riding

[Flowta]

which version of the force is it?

 

If its the new ones you will be running a 12x142mm as it runs a thruaxle rear.

 

If it was an older version force (2009 to 2011) you will have a quick release so will need a 10x135mm

 

Unless you got the Sanction Dropouts from 2009-2011 which are 12mm x 135mm

[patches]

Hope Pro 2 EVO.

 

Excellent quality. Spares and adapters are easily available. Can be run as one of many different configurations (think about future frames you may have with 142 x 12 rear axles)