hay mate ive only just discovered you on utube and i really like your videos ! i too have only just started getting into dirt jumping and loving it. i rode bmx in my teens but now at 55 years old riding is my passion again! trouble is i dont bounce like i used too when i crash lol . love the mod you did on your koozer rear hub . the same thought came to me when i was looking for a rear hub for my bike and i probably will still do it but for now i settled on a hope pro 4 in 10mm bolt up with an 11speed freehub body because i love to have gears and my daugher rides it too . i live in Australia and its quite hard to get parts here ! but anyway keep up the good work and i look forward to watching more vids cheers Grant
Thank you for the kind words🙏 thats awesome that you're shredding again. Keep it going man. Let me know how the progress goes. Hope has some killer stuff i was thinking about getting some of their hubs on my next wheel build 🤟🤟
Sup Eric!!! Glad to hear that you like your Koozer hubs; They look and sound great as well. @ 03:16 - I love casing as well, I look forward to all my casing on the jumps I roll up to. That way I know my rear rim is strong and the rear suspension is working 🤪 , lol!! On a serious note congrats on the new hubs 🤙
thank you for this info. i have found a 26 inch wheelset in on line market. however, i couldn’t find any nice dj wheels. when i found a conversion kit for xm490 with 10x135 axle.
you can buy the conversion kit for 135x10 in aliexpress. i bought it from ali. i am so thankful to this youtuber. i got a lot of ideas and informations from him.
I assembly a Dartmoor Raptor 27.5" 30mm internal, 35mm external, 32 holes with this Koozer Xm490 hubs. I want buy another extra set of caps (9x100mm front 10x135mm rear) for dril from 5mm to 9mm front (DT swiss axle 9x100 or other..) and from 5mm to 12mm rear, because i want use bigger axle for more rigid wheels. For the rear Reverse made a 12x135mm axle with central diameter axle of 12mm and 10mm external diameter axle.
Hi Eric. Fellow Arizona native here and getting into the DJ scene at 46 (never too old)! I really like your videos and I was wondering if you can help. I have a Haro Thread Two And I am having a helluva time trying to get the right specs for the front/rear hubs. I do know that the current hubs that are on it are made by Pivit. I just need to know what kind of hubs they are in terms of specs so I can shop around for some better ones. I would really appreciate it !!! Keep up the great videos!
Yo thanks for the support. As far as the hubs I'm not sure I would have to see them in person to have an idea. Older hubs weren't boost so they are probably 100mm in the front and possibly 135mm in the rear. Not sure about the axle size though. Send me more info on Instagram
Take them to any good bike shop. They can measure the width, confirm the type of axle, and measure the axle diameter. Then you'll know exactly the type and size you need.
Hi bro, could you do a tutorial on the rear hub. Im thinking of getting them as a rear hub and my dropouts are 135x10mm. But i have no idea how to convert them. Please help!! Much appreciated!
Here you go bro www.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Cycle-Rear-Thru-Axle-135-X-10-MM-For-Mountain-Bike-Bicycle-Parts-/254897468457?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286 www.amazon.com/dp/B08GFXJ5YX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_W7HQF91HA0QSW13TE58X
How does the hub work on the rear? ive been needing a new hub for my dirt jumper but i really dont want to spend like 400 australian dollars on hub for my throw around bike
Glad I could help. I was looking online for a 10x135mm through axle and what I found were on ebay from China. Im not sure if there are companies about there who make them but I had success on ebay
I ask because I’m in the same situation with a specilaized p3 build. It’s 135/10. I found a smoking deal on a rear wheel that’s 135/12. Then found reducer axles on another site.
@@RydenDirty great, I'm still waiting for mine, i am gonna put them on my mtb as an upgrade from stock freewheel, hope it will last long 😂, ride safe bud
@@RydenDirty ohh, i hope they are still working fine. I've read koozer used to ship the hubs like this but I've bought two xm490pro in the last months and they came well lubricated with light grease. The grease reduces the 'loudness' of the hub but I prefer that to using them dry.
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hay mate ive only just discovered you on utube and i really like your videos ! i too have only just started getting into dirt jumping and loving it. i rode bmx in my teens but now at 55 years old riding is my passion again! trouble is i dont bounce like i used too when i crash lol . love the mod you did on your koozer rear hub . the same thought came to me when i was looking for a rear hub for my bike and i probably will still do it but for now i settled on a hope pro 4 in 10mm bolt up with an 11speed freehub body because i love to have gears and my daugher rides it too . i live in Australia and its quite hard to get parts here ! but anyway keep up the good work and i look forward to watching more vids cheers Grant
Thank you for the kind words🙏 thats awesome that you're shredding again. Keep it going man. Let me know how the progress goes. Hope has some killer stuff i was thinking about getting some of their hubs on my next wheel build 🤟🤟
Hi, thanks for the video. I'd be super interested in how you converted the rear hub to a 10 mm bolt on axle!
I actually just drilled out the end caps
@@RydenDirty Can you not just take them off; do you have to drill them out?
@@paulwolfram7774 you can buy them if you can find them. At the time I did it I couldn’t find them
Sup Eric!!! Glad to hear that you like your Koozer hubs; They look and sound great as well.
@ 03:16 - I love casing as well, I look forward to all my casing on the jumps I roll up to. That way I know my rear rim is strong and the rear suspension is working 🤪 , lol!! On a serious note congrats on the new hubs 🤙
Thanks my brotha. Im digging these hubs for such a good price
I’ve always wondered about these hubs thanks for the informative review.
No problem. I'm going to be do another review soon
@@RydenDirty looking at these right now, can you at least tell me if they're still alive? please?
@@robertcockerham8249 yes they are alive and well. I should be getting another set real soon 🤙
thank you for this info. i have found a 26 inch wheelset in on line market. however, i couldn’t find any nice dj wheels. when i found a conversion kit for xm490 with 10x135 axle.
i wll attach the url.
They are still going strong 💪
Hey man how are these hubs still holding up (if you still have them) Thanks!
This set I sold but I built another set and they are still going strong 💪
Hell yeah man the build is coming along awesome!
Thanks my dude 🤟🤟🤟🤟
Pretty handy trick with the end caps to get them to fit the frame
Definitely came in handy👌😉
you can buy the conversion kit for 135x10 in aliexpress. i bought it from ali. i am so thankful to this youtuber. i got a lot of ideas and informations from him.
Please answer.is the koozer hub thus size what you ordered Thru front(100*15mm)+Rear(142*12mm)
Hey there, the front can convert to 100x15mm with the end caps. The Rear hub I got was 10x135mm
originally did the rear hub just come with a threaded and nut axle or can you just put one in there ?
It actually came with a quick release
That’s too cool! It’s looking bad ass
Thanks broskie🤟🤟🤟
👍waiting for next review dude.. stay safe..!🚴🏻♂️
For sure 👍 actually rode it yesterday and it was feeling real good
Yeaahhhh man
🤘
I assembly a Dartmoor Raptor 27.5" 30mm internal, 35mm external, 32 holes with this Koozer Xm490 hubs. I want buy another extra set of caps (9x100mm front 10x135mm rear) for dril from 5mm to 9mm front (DT swiss axle 9x100 or other..) and from 5mm to 12mm rear, because i want use bigger axle for more rigid wheels. For the rear Reverse made a 12x135mm axle with central diameter axle of 12mm and 10mm external diameter axle.
That’s awesome man. Can’t wait to see it
How's the hubs? Are they still kicking?
Still smashing the jumps. I actually got another set for my enduro bike
Nice! I like the gold too ⭐️
I love goooooooooollllddddd
just want to know if I will change my stock hub to XM490 hubs how you think the labor in bike mechanic? Thanks & Pls advise
My shop did it for about $40
Hi Eric. Fellow Arizona native here and getting into the DJ scene at 46 (never too old)! I really like your videos and I was wondering if you can help. I have a Haro Thread Two And I am having a helluva time trying to get the right specs for the front/rear hubs. I do know that the current hubs that are on it are made by Pivit. I just need to know what kind of hubs they are in terms of specs so I can shop around for some better ones. I would really appreciate it !!! Keep up the great videos!
Yo thanks for the support. As far as the hubs I'm not sure I would have to see them in person to have an idea. Older hubs weren't boost so they are probably 100mm in the front and possibly 135mm in the rear. Not sure about the axle size though. Send me more info on Instagram
Take them to any good bike shop. They can measure the width, confirm the type of axle, and measure the axle diameter. Then you'll know exactly the type and size you need.
Hi bro, could you do a tutorial on the rear hub. Im thinking of getting them as a rear hub and my dropouts are 135x10mm. But i have no idea how to convert them. Please help!! Much appreciated!
Here you go bro
www.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Cycle-Rear-Thru-Axle-135-X-10-MM-For-Mountain-Bike-Bicycle-Parts-/254897468457?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286
www.amazon.com/dp/B08GFXJ5YX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_W7HQF91HA0QSW13TE58X
@@RydenDirty So far both shops do not have any stock for the 135/10mm end caps
How does the hub work on the rear? ive been needing a new hub for my dirt jumper but i really dont want to spend like 400 australian dollars on hub for my throw around bike
Honestly love it so far and have no issues🤘
@@RydenDirty so you pretty much just drilled the end caps with a 10mm piece to accomodate the bolt on hardware for a dirt jump frame
@@spade6240 exactly 👍
do you have an update? are the hubs reliable?
We actually I sold these but I have another set of wheels I built and they are still kicking butt🤘
This is a really helpful video, thanks, could you tell us which axle you used for the rear hub? Dont know where to buy one of that kind.
Glad I could help. I was looking online for a 10x135mm through axle and what I found were on ebay from China. Im not sure if there are companies about there who make them but I had success on ebay
Wait, hoe does a Bolt on skewer work? Is it really a 2 bolts or is it Like a theough axle with bolts on each side?
It's like a thru axle that threads on one end
@@RydenDirty may you send me a link to see how it looks Like? Can any brand fit any 135x10?
Hey man what spoke lenght did you get for the rear wheel? I have the same rim and just bought this hub :)
I'm not sure to be honest. The shop that did the work closed down😔
That's what up brother 👌🏼😎
They are sexy bro👊
Is there a different link for the hubs? I clicked it and it said product not found :(
www.koozer.net
Couldn’t you buy a 12mm to 10mm reducer axle?
Yes I assume that would be possible.
I ask because I’m in the same situation with a specilaized p3 build. It’s 135/10. I found a smoking deal on a rear wheel that’s 135/12. Then found reducer axles on another site.
@@jasoncrandall I would definitely try it. I came across 10mm so that's what I did but I'm assuming with the reducer it would be the same thing
What website do you recommend to purchase this hub?
I used Amazon
Sick man, how they holding up?
Awesome. For the price I payed they are more than awesome
@@RydenDirty yea. I’m considering lacing them up on my next set of hoops!
@@josiahgolding7826 Do it🤘
Was Wondering if the hub survive the jumps.
Hubs are still going strong. Check out my newest video where I take it to another Jump park
What single speed cog was it?
It's made by origin 8 bike company
Are these hubs still holding up?
So far so good 👍
What are the lenght of the spokes?
To be honest I'm not sure. My local shop took care of it and hes not open because of low business
Where did you get your rear axle?
On ebay. I just typed the measurements and found it
@@RydenDirty Okay, thanks. What hub width and end caps did you get?
10x135mm
@@RydenDirty Just a bit confused, did you drill out 142mm QR caps to make it into a 10*135 thru caps?
Okay, I think I get it, you got 135 Qr caps and made it into a thru 135*10 cap.
Sound tho? Does it sound good😂
Sounds amazing 👌
still rockin?
Still rockin 🤟🤟🤟 they are some strong hubs my friend
@@RydenDirty great, I'm still waiting for mine, i am gonna put them on my mtb as an upgrade from stock freewheel, hope it will last long 😂, ride safe bud
You should be good 👍
2:46 these pawls need some lubrication
I keeps them dry lol
@@RydenDirty ohh, i hope they are still working fine. I've read koozer used to ship the hubs like this but I've bought two xm490pro in the last months and they came well lubricated with light grease. The grease reduces the 'loudness' of the hub but I prefer that to using them dry.
Man thsi is a expensive hobby, i should have named my channel riding on a budget.
🤣🤣🤣 I'm going to put out a video soon about budget stuff👍
What did you use to make it single speed?
A single speed adapter kit off of Amazon. It’s a shimano style driver