£1199.00
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Product code: 11541
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£90.00
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TartyBikes Ltd, Units 3-4, Club Street, Bamber Bridge, Preston, PR5 6FN
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Hi, I understand I need to select QR option (with QR release skewer) for my Trialtech sport lite 20’ fork. I checked and my wheels are 36 so I would need the 36 version. But how can I select the 36h option? Thanks.
Posted by Sab
Reply from TartyBikes
Hi Sab!
You will need to the select the "24H / 28H / 36H" option in the colour of your choice from the drop-down menu, with the QR option selected when you click the 'Special Order' add to basket button. In the 'Notes' section at checkout, please specify you'd like the 36H model.
If you have any more questions, please ask.
Hello, if I order this in 36h, what size(s) (9, 15, 20mm, QR?) do I need to purchase in order to fit my 3 forks? -echo urban 20’’ -trialtech sport 20’’ -trialtech sport lite 20’’ Thank you
Posted by Sab
Reply from TartyBikes
Hi Sab!
You would need the QR option for those forks. You would also need to buy a Quick Release Skewer to fit the wheel.
We would also recommend double checking you need the 36h option as most 20" front wheels will be either 28h or 32h.
If I order this hub with the 9mm conversion will it bolt on like most other trials front hubs, for use on an alias 20.1 build with echo urban forks? If so does it include the bolts? Thanks
Posted by Scott
Reply from TartyBikes
Hi Scott!
The 9mm end caps are for use with a QR only, so you would need to use a Hope Quick Release Skewer or similar to hold it in place.
There isn't a conventional axle in the Hope hub like a 'normal' trials hub, so it's not possible to use axle bolts.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.