I have a question. My original freehub is a 3 pawl. I am looking at buying a Stan's NoTubes freehub 6 pawl (XD driver). So the questions are, do I need a whole new axle if I want to use the 6 pawl freehub? Or can I just simply purchase the Stan's NoTubes 6 pawl freehub and still use my original axle?
I have sword 04 hub 5 pawls , but the freehub body was broken , i dont know where to but the freehub body? That can fit to my hub, what if i buy a different brand will it fit?
Hub internals are typically not interchangeable between different hubs. It's best to check with the original manufacture of your hub for replacement parts.
Hey! Thanks for the question. Stan's hubs require the use of Stan's freehub bodies. Send an email to tech@notubes.com and one of our CS team members will help you figure out exactly what you need.
@@marcowalther7867 The Grail CB7 makes for a great road setup with higher pressures. The max pressure recommendations are: 25mm- 85psi, 32mm-70psi, 40mm-55psi.
@@notubes ok thanks And then another issue I have is that my cassette just rubs against the spokes when I lean the bike over and the wheel flexes a bit, so there will be a slight tinging noise and as well as if I take my feet off the pedals the hub starts moving with the wheel bcs it’s catching on the spokes It’s a GX 10-50 cassette laced to 30mm internal width 29er Roval rims
Hi Jeff! We do have an increased engagement option for the NEO hubs, but it is not a replacement ratchet ring. If you swap out the standard Durasync freehub with one of the Speedsync freehubs, you'll get a quicker 5 degree engagement.
@@juhao81 If you have a Neo or Neo Ultimate hub, you can upgrade to our current E-Sync freehub: www.notubes.com/e-sync-hub-shimano-micro-spline-freehub-kit
Hey Aiden! If you're having trouble with removing your axle by hand then it's likely that something else is going on inside the hub. All NEO axles should slide in and out of the hub shell with relative ease. Reach out to us at tech@notubes.com so we can dive in a little deeper.
I have a question. My original freehub is a 3 pawl. I am looking at buying a Stan's NoTubes freehub 6 pawl (XD driver). So the questions are, do I need a whole new axle if I want to use the 6 pawl freehub? Or can I just simply purchase the Stan's NoTubes 6 pawl freehub and still use my original axle?
As long as you have durasync you just need the free hub
I have sword 04 hub 5 pawls , but the freehub body was broken , i dont know where to but the freehub body? That can fit to my hub, what if i buy a different brand will it fit?
Hi i have a formula dc 348a rear hub 12 speed. Can i change the freehub with any brand?
Hub internals are typically not interchangeable between different hubs. It's best to check with the original manufacture of your hub for replacement parts.
I try to replace the same part free hub with 6 pewls buy I can’t find the part , I call Stan’s not one answer
All Neo rear hub parts are listed here: www.notubes.com/shop/accessories?cat=243
Hi there can I only use a Stan's freehub body? I need to change a flow EX3 with neo hubs from Stam XD to Shimano HG
Hey! Thanks for the question. Stan's hubs require the use of Stan's freehub bodies. Send an email to tech@notubes.com and one of our CS team members will help you figure out exactly what you need.
@@notubes Thank You!
I there, can I also install a Durasync freehub onto a Neo Ultimate hub, and will have just less engagement?
Absolutely, Durasyc and Speedsync freehubs are completely interchangeable!
@@notubes Thanks for the prompt answer!
One more: Are the Grail CB7 Wheels also an option for road tires?
@@marcowalther7867 The Grail CB7 makes for a great road setup with higher pressures. The max pressure recommendations are: 25mm- 85psi, 32mm-70psi, 40mm-55psi.
Hello is your neo microspline free hub compatible to my 3.30 hub im planning to convert it
Hey Jason! The NEO freehubs are not compatible with 3.30 series hubs. Unfortunately, there is no Microspline option for the older 3.30 hubs.
Hi I have Stans 3.30ti rear hub (142mm) I’m currently running an XD driver body
Is there any way I can fit microspline for this hub? Thanks
Unfortunately, there is no Microspline option available for the older 3.30 series hubs.
@@notubes ok thanks
And then another issue I have is that my cassette just rubs against the spokes when I lean the bike over and the wheel flexes a bit, so there will be a slight tinging noise and as well as if I take my feet off the pedals the hub starts moving with the wheel bcs it’s catching on the spokes
It’s a GX 10-50 cassette laced to 30mm internal width 29er Roval rims
Also when in the largest cog the derailleur touches the spokes (hanger is straight)
Is there a spacer for the XD driver?
@@DP-xk7xz Reach out to us at tech@notubes.com so we can help you troubleshoot.
What grease do you recommend for the freehub?
We're fans of Dumonde Tech's freehub grease: www.dumondetech.com/portfolio/freehub-grease/
1:35 do not smash the pawls against the hub like that
1:58 yeah, make sure you grease the threads……???
If I have the Flow S1 wheelset with neo hubs, can I replace the ratchet ring to get 72 points of engagement (5°)?
Hi Jeff! We do have an increased engagement option for the NEO hubs, but it is not a replacement ratchet ring. If you swap out the standard Durasync freehub with one of the Speedsync freehubs, you'll get a quicker 5 degree engagement.
Stan's NoTubes Awesome! So would it be ZH2172 for the 1x12 Shimano XT?
@@jacksonATC Yep, the ZH2172 will be the Speedsync freehub for Shimano Microspline
@@notubes I also want to update from durasync to speedsync. Do I only need new freehub? My wheels are Arch mk3 with micro spline.
@@juhao81 If you have a Neo or Neo Ultimate hub, you can upgrade to our current E-Sync freehub: www.notubes.com/e-sync-hub-shimano-micro-spline-freehub-kit
Haha what bullshit. These are literally impossible to get apart, the axel doesn’t just slide out 😂
Hey Aiden! If you're having trouble with removing your axle by hand then it's likely that something else is going on inside the hub. All NEO axles should slide in and out of the hub shell with relative ease. Reach out to us at tech@notubes.com so we can dive in a little deeper.
Did you find out what the problem was? I got the axle off in the end but it was not with ease what did you have to do?