Retrofitting works
Change freewheel
It is possible to change the freewheel without tools The following freewheel types are possible: Shimano/SRAM
11-speed, SRAM XD or Campagnolo 11-speed
Disassembly
1 Disassemble cassette
2 Take the hub body in the left hand
3 Pull the freewheel body slowly but firmly
Assembly
1 Ensure the proper sequence of components (see fig "installation freewheel") Check the correct fit of the
pawls and springs (see fig "springs & pawls")
2 Slide freewheel body onto the axle
3 With a slight twisting motion and a little pressure, guide the freewheel body into the gear Push freewheel all
the way onto the axle until it abuts
4 Insert axle end cap onto the axle and press until it abuts
installation freewheel
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springs & pawls
Conversion to other axle standard
Different onversion kits are available for the hubs in order to be able to adjust the wheels to different dropouts
on the frame and fork
For the conversion, the following applies in both directions:
Front wheel:
– quick release skewer on 12 mm thru axle: only the axle end caps will be changed
– quick release skewer on 15 mm thru axle: axle and axle end caps will be changed
– from 12 mm plug-type axle to 15 mm thru axle: axle and axle end caps will be changed
Rear wheel:
– from quick release skewer to 12 x 142 mm thru axle: only the end caps will be changed
The only changing of the axle end caps are carried out without tools For changing the
N O T E
axle and end caps, we recommend only the specialist dealer For removal and installation
of the new axle, special tools and skills are required
Refitting axle end caps of the front wheel
1 Pull out the right and left cap firmly by hand
2 Insert new caps onto the axle and press until they abut
Refitting axle end caps of the real wheel
1 Pull out the right and left cap firmly by hand
2 Insert shorter cap on drive-side axle and press until it abuts
3 Insert wider cap on non-drive-side axle and press until it abuts
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