This bearing is a replacement for the Hope Pro 2 rear freehub bearing (drive side).
Engineered for ease of use, these brilliant models are perfect for home mechanics for helping with the removal and insertion of your hubs. Strong and reliable, these weigh in at only 162g (approx) making them an ideal new addition to your workshop for fast and straightforward maintenance.
Super strong Steel pegs. At 35mm x 98mm with 10/14mm axle adaptor included, the Seal BMX Switch Pegs are incredibly versatile and made from super strong steel.
This freehub body is suitable for 11/12 speed SRAM XDR or XD cassettes for straightforward and simple installation.
The Hope Pro 4 Fatsno hub provides unsurpassed reliability and it's exceptionally durable. Machined from a single aluminium billet and finished with easily serviceable sealed stainless steel cartridge bearings; this mountain bike (MTB) disc brake compatible hub will last a lot longer than most high-end models from other brands. Hope has proven its reputation for exceptional quality time and time again and the Hope Pro 4 Fatsno Rear version is no exception. This hub is the benchmark disc brake compatible rear hub for Fat Bikes. Durability, reliability and performance are qualities assured by Hope design; they are able to handle the growing demands of modern mountain bike riding, trails and obstacles. They are also very easy to service and requires no proprietary tools, making maintenance simple.
The Hope Pro 4 Front Hub provides unsurpassed reliability and it's exceptionally durable. Machined from a single aluminium billet and finished with easily serviceable sealed stainless steel cartridge bearings; this disc brake compatible mountain bike (MTB) hub will last a lot longer than most high-end models from other brands. Durability, reliability and performance are qualities assured by Hope design; they are able to handle the growing demands of modern mountain bike riding, trails and obstacles. The Hope Pro 4 Front Hub Quick Release (QR) version is also very easy to service and requires no proprietary tools, making maintenance simple. From its very first Ti-glide hubs launched back in 1993, Hope has had a reputation for producing some of the most durable and high-quality hubs on the market. The mainstay of this reputation has been its attention to detail in both the bearings it uses and its inspection processes. All bearings are from world-renowned manufacturers to ensure the highest quality. Also every hub shell, freehub and axle are produced in Hope's Barnoldswick factory and checked and inspected to the highest degree.
Genuine Nukeproof replacement parts.
This Nukeproof Bearing Kit is a genuine, high-quality replacement bearing kit, featuring high quality EZO Japanese cartridge bearings for Nukeproof Horizon front hubs.
Run SRAM drivetrains on the Noza trainer using the Noza XD5 XD/ XDR freehub. The freehub is also known to work on the Wahoo Kickr (2018) and Kickr Core.
These pawls and springs come as a replacement set of six pawls and six springs, which includes the plastic cover for the Nukeproof Horizon V2 freehub. Nukeproof offers two options which are loud or quiet. This is due to Nukeproof hubs coming with the loud pawls and springs pre-installed as standard, but there is also the option for a quieter ride if you prefer it.
This rear axle is available in 142mm, 148mm and 150mm axle options. You will need to choose the correct axle to suit your hub spacing.
A new hub seal and bushing is supplied with Nukeproof freehubs. To avoid damage to the hub seal, turn the freehub anti-clockwise as you fit. Please Note: The new hub seal will be fitted to the freehub for transport purposes. This needs to be removed from the freehub by pressing the pawls BEFORE fitting the freehub. Options: Shimano HG Shimano Microspline SRAM XD If you have a HG / XD hub and want to convert to microspline, you will need Nukeproof's microspline conversion kit which can be found here. For step-by-step fitting instructions click here. Freehubs: Installation Instructions: 1. Remove driveside end cap 2. Pull off old freehub turning anticlockwise as you pull 3. Check hub seal for damage, if it is damaged remove the seal 4. If seal was removed, press on new seal 5. Apply grease hub ratchet ring 6. Apply thin grease to freehub pawls & springs then push onto hub shell turning anticlockwise 7. Refit driveside end cap