WTB: Screw-on Freehub for HED Disk

Posted on Tue 28th, August 2018

• #1

e54
Hi

I am looking for a screw-on freehub for my old HED disk that i am currently using fixed.

Need it for a 9 or 10 speed cassette

Photo of the thread can be seen below

Does anyone have one spare or can anyone direct me to a shop/ebay where i can buy it?

Many thanks in advance

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• #2

Jonny69

HEDs just used a standard screw-on freewheel cassette. There’s no separate freehub body. I thought you could only get them up to 8-speed, but it looks like Sunrace do a 9-speed! I think you’d just have to check the bottom gear clears your stays, because it’s a bit wider than the 7-speed the HED was designed for.
• #3

e54 in reply to @Jonny69

Ah great, didnt know that...

Looks like sunrace does only have 11/13-32 versions of those screw-ons so i will buy one and check whether that works with my rear mech (and, as you said, my chainstay)

Thanks so much!
• #4

e54 in reply to @Jonny69

Ah great, didnt know that...

Looks like sunrace does only have 11/13-32 versions of those screw-ons so i will buy one and check whether that works with my rear mech (and, as you said, my chainstay)

Thanks so much!

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