MTB disc hubs - MTBIKER shop

The mountain bike wheel hub, which is designed for disc brakes, is a key component that plays a significant role in the overall performance and functionality of the wheel and the bike's brake system. Here is a description of the key features and characteristics of a disc brake hub:

Material: The body of the hub is usually made of light and durable materials, such as aluminium alloy.
Bearings: Quality mountain bike hubs are usually equipped with sealed industrial bearings.
Mounting type: Discs are mounted directly on the hub flange using five screws or via a Center-lock adapter.
Width of the hub: The width of the hub is an important factor and should correspond to the spacing of the frame and fork legs of the bike. The common width of mountain bike hubs is 100 mm at the front and 142 mm or 148 mm (Boost) at the rear.
Nut compatibility The nut is the part of the hub on which the cassette is installed, its body is designed so that a suitable cassette with a specific number of gears can be installed.

When choosing a mountain bike hub, riders should consider factors such as compatibility, durability, weight, and ease of maintenance. In addition, it is recommended to choose a hub from a reputable manufacturer

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