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Hah
Funny that you ask…
Maybe one step back first: i purchased one pair of spinergys off of an older lad from ebay classifieds and he assured that this wheelset had only been ridden a few hundred kilometers and only on dry sundays (YUP!)
well, After I replaced all regular bearings i noted that it is the freehub which still felt pretty rough
After opening it, i noted that there wasnt any grease left but only brown mud that had been in there for what I would expect severeal thousand kilometres
Long story short, i am also looking to replace the entire freehub because only replacing the balls would not suffice in my case. The bearing cups have suffered too much
I would hope that a generic shimano 8-10 freehub would work, but I am yet to find out…
I will let you know once I had the time to try it
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e54
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I’ve got a broken 26”rear spinergy, maybe you could salvage the freehub off it? One of the spokes is damaged so it’s just gaining dust in the corner if it’s any use hit me up lad
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eBay sellers hey?
I have been doing a lot of research on this issue and it was ither service the run down freehub or look for an replacement.
Apparently the freehub spingery used back in the days was the ultegra 6402:
https://si.shimano.com/pdfs/ev/EV-FH-6402-8-1174.pdf
However, from what i can gather these parts are hard to find and buy these days, but there is an alternative which the FH-M750 can do the same jon (granted this is a 9 speed freefub) people have done this before and it works perfectly apparently.
This is also hard to find at times, but the parts number is the same in the FH-M760 so I've ordered that and hopefully this will sort the issue from my side:
Jay75
HoKe
Question on your spinergy, have you serviced or replaced the freehub?
Looking to get mine replaced as the old freehub that came with spinergy seems to be on its last legs and looking at alternatives.