Freehub body replacement

Posted on Thu 30th, April 2015

• #1

scultura

Having a bit of trouble finding a replacement for my freehub. The cassette has caused some damage on the body.

I think the old hub is from formula. It has come off a Marin MTB bike.

No numbers or indication of spec for the old one.

Looking for a reasonably priced alternative. Any help appreciated.

Thanks
• #2

scultura

Anyone offer any help with this?
• #3

ugosantalucia

it is a Novatec... measure the axle: 12 mm is type A, while 15 mm is type B... if it is MTB should be B1.
Then contact The cycle clinic on ebay, he will send you one.. 30 quid or so
• #4

thecycleclinic

Type b1 refers to an older freehub ugo. Type b2 is all novatec make now and that is availanle in 10 speed and 11 speed form. They happen to be interchangable i.e type b2 will fit a hub with a b1 freehub but not the other way around. Also 11 speed freehubs work fine on mtb hubs with a 10 speed freehub. You just. Have to use the spacer that comes with it.

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