Freehub

Freehub for your bicycle

The freehub is used on bicycles to make the wheels spin. The freehub is a cassette-based ratcheting mechanism that helps you keep your bike running smoothly. It's the part of your bicycle that houses the sprockets that attach to the rear wheel, and it contains a ratcheting mechanism that allows you to choose how fast or slow you want to go. The faster you go, the harder it is to pedal.

Cassette and freewheel are the two common components of a bicycle drivetrain. They are both used to transmit power from the rider to the rear wheel. The cassette comprises from sprockets that fit onto a freehub and are held in place by lock rings, which are threaded on the freehub. The freehub is attached to the hub of your bike's rear axle, while the lock rings hold the cassette securely in place.

A ratcheting mechanism is used to engage and disengage gears on a bicycle. When you pedal, you're turning a chain ring that runs around this mechanism, which also has teeth on it. As you turn your pedals and move forward, your gear shifts automatically as well as when you stop pedaling or coast on downhills.

When you're looking for a new freehub for your cassette, you want to make sure you're getting the best quality product. We offer a wide range of different freehubs that are made from the highest-quality materials and work with cassettes to make your bike run smoothly.

The material used in the construction of a freehub can vary depending on the manufacturer. Some companies may use steel or aluminum, or titanium, while others may opt to use plastics or carbon fiber—each material has its advantages and disadvantages when it comes to durability and price.

The life of a freehub can vary but is typically between 1,000 and 10,000 miles.

Take a look at our offer

At VeloDeals you will find the best deals on various freehubs from leading brands.

If you have any questions regarding the purchase of your brand-new freehub feel free to contact us and we will be more than happy to assist you!