Is a thru axle a thru axle, or are there differences?

[HdB]

The Scott road disc bikes use 1.5mm pitch, which doesn't appear to be very common

[Jehosefat]

I mean there's that one that even sells a different hanger depending on whether you are running SRAM or Shimano for crying out loud [emoji848]

 

But that's because the Shimano Direct-Mount derailleurs need a different hanger or an adapter. That's not really the bike brand's fault...

[NotSoBigBen]

But that's because the Shimano Direct-Mount derailleurs need a different hanger or an adapter. That's not really the bike brand's fault...

I stand corrected, you can learn something new everyday, thanks!

[Paul Ruinaard]

And gravel bikes sometimes use bigger front axles on their forks than the road standard for through axle.

 

Check carefully as you may need a new hub.

[Pieter1]

Hi everyone.

I need a new thru axle for my 2019 RockShox Lyrik RC2 170mm 27.5". I’m not close to the old one, I thought I took a pic but it is clear that I did not. Where can I find out what the thread pitch is so that I can order a new one so long.

[thebob]

For the Lyrik you just need a Boost spaced Maxle. SRAM, Wolftooth, KCNC and several others make compatible ones. The SRAM ones have part numbers:

 

Maxle Ultimate: 00.4318.005.007

Maxle Stealth: 00.4318.005.019

 

Thread pitch is M15x1.5 and should be standard whatever through axle you go for

[Pieter1]

For the Lyrik you just need a Boost spaced Maxle. SRAM, Wolftooth, KCNC and several others make compatible ones. The SRAM ones have part numbers:

 

Maxle Ultimate: 00.4318.005.007

Maxle Stealth: 00.4318.005.019

 

Thread pitch is M15x1.5 and should be standard whatever through axle you go for

Ah okay. Thanks!