Freehub removal - allen key for mysterious hub?
ar335
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I have a hub on a downhill bike that I need to take the freehub body off. I can't identify the brand of hub, does anybody know who makes these? Looks like 'DBD' to me but this doesn't throw up any results (besides below link).
http://www.acycles.fr/media/produits/im ... 45x945.jpg
Rim is an Alex FR32. Hub has a standard QR (wheel is off a 2009 Kona Stinky but is not original - I bought the bike second hand). The freehub unscrews by inserting the allen key through the non-drive side of the hub. It's bigger than a 10mm and 11mm as well (which I thought was the required size for QR hubs). Anybody know what size allen key this requires?
http://www.acycles.fr/media/produits/im ... 45x945.jpg
Rim is an Alex FR32. Hub has a standard QR (wheel is off a 2009 Kona Stinky but is not original - I bought the bike second hand). The freehub unscrews by inserting the allen key through the non-drive side of the hub. It's bigger than a 10mm and 11mm as well (which I thought was the required size for QR hubs). Anybody know what size allen key this requires?
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Use a combination of Allen keys to work out the size. A 5mm and a 6mm placed back to back are the same size as an 11mm Allen key.
Easy to work out the size."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
Non driveside ones are often 12mm0
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It was a 12mm allen key now just to try and get the dam thing off!
Still mystified about the brand of hub though...0