Will this hub work with 12 gauge spokes?
940441
Sorry, can't be in any help. Was ordering this item for My Dad's bike, which works perfect. This is all I can say.
940442
I can't find a spoke hole spec on SRAM's website for the Automatix. You may have to contact them directly.A 12 gauge spoke is: .1055" or 2.6797 mm
156098
Yes, this hub will work fine for 26" wheels. It was designed with higher torque capacity for the low gearing that many folks with 29ers run... but it'll be just fine in the 26er world.
1587755
The wheel should fit, but the offset is a bit lower than recommended. You would need to purchase hub-centric rings for best fitment.
414803
So long as you have made sure your hub is infact a freewheel, and not a cassette, it should not be an issue.
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.
1773195
The hub has a coaster and freewheel version. Both have 120mm hub spacing with adapters to convert to 130mm spacing. Make sure you know which version of the hub you are getting!
1423805
If it's a 1/10 scale and has a 12 mm hex then yes it will work just fine. These are great wheels and tires. I highly recommend them.
40664
The wheels will work,you'll have to by a cassette type rear gear,you could upgrade your rear derailleur and put 8 gears on it. There's only 24 spokes,I weigh 223 so the verdict is out for awhile,they're true and strong with the tubular type rims,you might have a little trouble inflating the tires since the rims are deep so the shrader valve barley peeps out,push the valve through and screw the cap on or you'll have problems finding it.
1329375
I'm not sure if the width of the hub on a road bike is the same as a 29er Mt bike. They work great on a 29er.
1748988
Hub with is 135 mm, rim is drilled for schrader. If you want to use presta you must use an adapter.
741016
No idea, you need to check part number. By the picture it wont. I never received my hub assembly I ordered that was to come from prime choice
910405
I put mine on a 1973 fiberglass, Compact II mini camper( about 1500 lbs). So it depends on what hub, is on the axle. 4 or 5 hole. i'm sure it is enough tire.
371955
Spokes can be removed with a spoke wrench which is about the size of a peanut and available at some hardware stores or a bike shop. Installing the new hub may require a different spoke length if old and new hub diameters are out of matching range.Re-lacing a wheel is a tedious process to keep true round and wobble free. With that I recommend having bike shop mechanic handle that. They have all the specialized tools and expertise to provide a safe working wheel that won't fail at high speed.
2274174
Yes. The "lugs" are just for show. Make sure the hubcap diameter is correct.
2171608
Probably not. The little magnet attaches to spokes on a bike. Unless you have spokes and room for the send unit, you aren't going to get a signal. You might jimmy-rig something. The computer has directions to determine wheel size. Not a great deal of money involved so you don't have much too lose messing with it.
809495
I think you can probably make it work. The rack is wide, and the height is easily adjusted, so I don't think fat tires would be a problem. The front stays swivel and extend where they connect to the rack, so you have a lot of options there even without bending anything. If you want to connect directly to the hub, I think you could do it by replacing the lower hardware with some kind of kludge (the standard hardware is narrower than the axle, so I'm skeptical about drilling it out).
391396
It will fit every single speed hub out there. They have a industry standard thread.