Based on 2 customer ratings
great hub
Posted by chris on 16/06/2011
great looking hub runs nice with a Quickreleases thanks tartys
mr maciek
Posted by Maciej on 07/09/2011
I bought this hub as my onza open hub broke down. This Trialtech hub appealed to me as the price is low and I liked the way it looked and the most important is that it is sealed which I wanted. When I received the hub and I took it out the box it appealed to me even more as it looks even better. It is pretty lightweight too. But the most important thing is that it runs amazingly smooth. Would reccomend this item to anybody as it's quite cheap and at amazing quality. It gets 5 out of 5 :) Thanks to Tartybikes, great services as always :)
Reply from TartyBikes on 07/09/2011
Hi Maciej - The Trialtech hubs are definitely great value for money - we're glad you like it too. Thanks for the review!
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Will this hub fit on a Onza Bird?
Posted by Magnus Norbu on 29/06/2012
Reply from TartyBikes on 02/07/2012
Hi Magnus - This should fit your Bird fine. Thanks, Mark
I've bought a cheap Charge Plug frame with 135mm dropouts and have discovered that fixie wheels don't really exist in that size. Would I have any issues using this hub in my frame? Would the hub be compatible with the Surly dinglespeed cog and lockring I've already purchased?
Posted by Alex on 14/05/2017
Reply from TartyBikes on 15/05/2017
Hi Alex - Unfortunately, this is a 110mm spaced rear hub so it wouldn't work with your bike I'm afraid. Out of our 135mm hubs, a good, durable hub would be the Echo TR Rear (Product code: 10708). It has a wide threaded section, so fitting your sprocket and lockring on would be no problem. We have a couple of cheaper hubs, made by Trialtech, but the threaded section isn't as long and has an undercut at the start of the threads so you'd have relatively minimal thread contact for your sprocket (which would in turn increase the chances of it stripping). Thanks, Mark