Quick Summary
The Bicycle Coaster Brake Rear Hub is a rear hub with a 36 hole layout and stainless steel construction. It is described with a rear width of 110 mm and an axle length of 165 mm, so those measurements are the main fit checks before choosing an offer.
The product also references an 18 tooth slice and other accessory items, plus a package that includes one coaster brake hub and one accessory set.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Rear coaster brake hub for a bicycle. |
| Hole count | 36 hole layout, which matters for wheel build compatibility. |
| Material | Stainless steel. |
| Rear width | 110 mm. Check this against the frame and wheel setup. |
| Axle length | 165 mm. Compare this with the intended installation. |
| Rear hub diameter | 38 mm. This is another size point to confirm before buying. |
| Adapter note | Listed as working with a 1.5" adapter. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Rear spacing: The stated rear width is 110 mm, so the frame spacing should be checked carefully.
- Axle length: The axle length is 165 mm, which affects fit on the rear wheel setup.
- Spoke count: This hub uses a 36 hole layout, so the rim must match that count.
- Adapter requirement: The hub is listed with a 1.5" adapter note, so confirm whether that matches your setup.
- Included accessory set: One accessory set is named, so confirm the exact contents of the chosen offer if that matters.
What Is Included
- 1 coaster brake hub
- 1 accessory set with 18 tooth slices, screws and gasket, and related items
Before You Decide
Confirm the rear width, axle length, hole count and adapter note before choosing this hub. If you need a different rear spacing or spoke count, select another version that matches your wheel build and frame setup.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
Beyond the stated spacing and axle measurements, check that the frame dropouts and axle-retention arrangement match the hub. Confirm that the frame can accommodate the coaster brake’s reaction-arm mounting, and that the sprocket interface and chainline work with the rest of the drivetrain. Do not assume these details from the hole count or adapter note; verify them for the exact hub and bicycle before committing to a wheel build.
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