RSP Sram XD Freehub Driver Body For 150P MTB Chosen Hub
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Product Description
Sram XD driver body for trail and dh wheelsSJFHBXD1 Fits wheels - All variants of SWHC03
SJFHBXD2 Fits wheels - SWHC02R
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Wheels Guide
Wheels Guide
Wheels are the components that will have the biggest effect on speed and efficiency as well as the way your bike feels. Whether you are looking for a new wheel set or are giving your existing set some TLC this guide will help you find what you need.
Mountain Bike Wheels
MTB wheels are available in different diameters with different size hubs. While some bikes are compatible with both 650b+ and 29” wheels, most bikes are designed to work with a specific wheel size.
When replacing an existing wheel, it’s important that you get one that has the same rim diameter – 26”, 27.5” (650b) or 29” - as well as the same hub width and axle type. The other thing to look out for is brake type – disc or rim – and freehub type.
Road Bike Wheels
The standard road bike wheel size is 700c although some junior road bikes and gravel bikes have smaller 650b wheels. The main differences between road bike wheels is the rim type; clincher or tubular. Clincher wheels have a regular tyre and inner tube. Tubeless wheels are clinchers that can be used without inner tubes. The inner tube and tyre are combined in tubular tyres.
Traditional road bike wheels use QR axles. Many disc brake wheels now use bolt through axles that will only fit compatible frames. When replacing road bike wheels make sure that you buy the same type of wheels, so they are compatible with your frame.
Hybrid Bike Wheels
Hybrid bike wheels are usually 700c which is the same as road bike wheels. Hybrid bike wheels usually have wider rims to support the wider tyres. You can use road bike wheels for hybrid bikes as long as the axle and brake type are the same.
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BMX Wheels
As the name suggests BMX wheels are for BMX bikes and these are mostly 20” in diameter with nutted axle. Cruiser BMX bikes have larger diameter wheels while some kids BMX bikes have smaller wheels.
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Kids Bike Wheels
This is where you will find replacement wheels for your child’s bike. When buying a replacement wheel it’s important to get on that is the same diameter. Rear wheels do not include the freewheel or cassette these are purchased separately.
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Skewers & Axles
Replacement QR skewers for quick release axles and bolts for through axles can be found in this category.
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Wheel Accessories
This is where you will find tubeless valves, valve cores and valve caps as well as rim tape and replacement decals for the wheel rim.
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Wheel Spares
Components like end caps, axle caps, disc brake conversion kits and axle conversion kits can be found in the wheel spares category.
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Jargon Buster
Bolt On – an axle that is incorporated into the hub with nuts on the end. Designed to work with traditional 9mm or 10mm dropouts. AKA nutted axle.
Bolt Though Axle – an axle that goes through the hub body and fixes to the fork or frame of you bike. Usually 12mm 15mm or 20mm.
Brake type – wwheels are designed to work with specific brake types; disc or rim. Disc brake wheels will either have a 6 bolt or a centre lock fitting.
Clincher – most common type of rim on all bikes works with tyres that have a bead. Tubular tyres on road bikes are different.
Eyelet - A fitting in the rim that holds the nipple in place.
Freehub – The freehub allows the rider to stop pedalling whilst the bike is still moving forward. The rear cassette is attached to the freehub body - 7 speed and above.
Freewheel – an early version of the freehub where the freewheeling mechanism is attached to the sprockets rather than the wheel hub – 5, 6 & 7 speed.
Hub - The centrepiece of the wheel, from which the spokes branch out to the rim. Rotates around the axle, which is an external component attached to the fork or frame.
Hub flange - The collar of the hub that the spokes attach to.
Lacing - The pattern in which the spokes are threaded when building a wheel. The exact same wheel threaded in a different pattern can produce a completely different ride character.
Nipple – The small component that the spokes screw into at the rim.
Rim - The outermost component in a wheel. The bit the tyre sits on.
Rim tape - tape that covers the nipples inside the rim to protect the inner tube – see also Tubeless rim tape below.
Spoke - The rods connecting hub to rim. J-Bend spokes are most common – they are identified by the bend at the hub end, and thread into the nipple at the rim. Straight-pull spokes have no bend and, as they are often proprietary to the wheel they are made for, are less readily available in bike shops.
Tubeless – Technology that allows does away with the inner tube
Tubeless rim tape – Rim tape that makes an air tight seal around the rim of tubeless compatible wheels
Tubeless Sealant – latex based liquid that you put inside tubeless tyres to get a good airtight seal. Tubeless sealant will self-repair small punctures.
True - A straight wheel is called ‘true’. If it gets a wobble, usually caused by the spokes unequally going out of tension, it is out of true.
Valves – The port of the bike that is used to inflate and deflate the tyre. There are two types of valve for bikes. Schrader valves are the same as those on car tyres while Presta valves are narrower bike specific valves designed for high air pressures. Valves are attached to the rim in tubeless set ups or included with the inner tube on traditional wheel setups.
QR – Quick release. Designed to work with traditional 9mm or 10mm dropouts. A quick release skewer fits through the wheel and allows you to quickly change the wheel.
Thru axle / TA – See Bolt Through Axle above.
Wheelset – both the front and the rear wheels are included in the wheelset
Delivery & Guarantee
UK Delivery Information
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Returns & Warranty
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We will give you a full refund or exchange on any item that is returned to us unused/unfitted, in a resaleable condition and in its original packaging (where possible).
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If your item develops a fault or arrives damaged, please contact us first so we can resolve the issue for you as quickly as possible.
For more information please visit our Returns & Warranty page.
