That front hub isn't a 20mm thru axle, is it? Hard to tell from pic.
2016066
No its not it uses a quick release axle and fits a standard fork. I have these wheels on my Cannondale Rize 4. I am thinking about getting a second set and changing the hub out for a 20mm thru axle because i just bought another bike. The change would not be that hard to do and is worth it to me because these are extremely nice wheels.
2016067
It's the smallest type ( normal I think.) I think it is like 6mm or 9mm what ever the new normal is, with a small skewer.
2016068
Mine were equipped with quick releases! The wheels are somewhat heavy but sturdy after tightening the spokes several times in the first days of use. On mine the spoke tension was not really tight at delivery status which could cause untrueing/damage if used as intended. They came without rim tape.
1014645
If you mean the axle, then yes, it is threaded beyond the existing nut, which should provide room for an additional nut.
1559805
Sorry, the offset is too high at 18mm. You need a 0-15mm for fitment. The wheel is not available for your fitment.
2095165
Hi, I honestly don't remember because I bought a trainer axle to go with mine.
1852347
Sorry I can't measure - am away from home, on vacation. I do know that there is more than enough clearance (maybe as much as 3/8" diameter) against the hubs, which are for a 1" axle.
727551
Yes it is, but I'd avoid it. I ordered one and returned it. Poor design. And it bolts on which means you now have a curb edger. To get back to a regular edger, you have to unbolt it, change axles, etc.
1491501
bolt pattern has nothing to do with it. yes they require a 10" hub regardless of bolt pattern.
1017365
I bought this item few months ago. It's QR of 10 or 12 mm. Not works with thru axle. Look for the Epicon newest model (15mm thru axle) or for the Durolux (20mm thru axle).
1966128
I measure 20mm. It is a box extrusion rim with eyelets that join the inner and outer surfaces. The rim looks identical to an old Rigida 1320 which is why I selected it, to match the front rim of a late 70's bike.
1604294
Hello and thank you for your interest in our products! In the bolt pattern you selected and the 20x8.5 wheel size, this wheel is avaialbe in the +10 and +35 offset. If you have any further questions or we can help you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time. Kind Regards, Demetrius @ DP-accessories Customer Service
1966065
Question does not make sense, it is a front axle disconnect not for full time 4wd.
1915408
Rear only, it will to long for a front axle. It probably could be cut off to the right length but a front will be cheaper anyway
79113
I don't have a ruler but it's around .5 inch, 1 cm maybe. Don't forget about the little bump at the base of the axle; that's maybe a fifth of an inch, 2 mm. I'm more used to imperial if it matters by the way.
93391
It is for a single speed bike,bmx or any other 20 inch bike,if you want to use it on a bike with gears you will need to change the axle.The thread is for bikes sold in America.
419945
Yes. The axle mounting system is a basic v-notch, which will accommodate up to 20-mm thru-axle hubs. I have even used it on a 25-mm dirtbike thru-axle.
972853
Not sure. But it doesn't work well because the front wheels do not turn properly.
693703
Hub to hub on the front (widest) axle is 17", hub to hub on the back is 9.5". I use this scooter to shoot between the narrowest of halls, store aisles and waiting room seating areas. Some days, after having mostly healed, I don't use it. But it is a welcome site on the days I do need it. I am actually going to buy a second one to keep at work so I don't need to transport it as frequently. I hope this helps, the scooter sure has helped me.