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Solid Axel Cassette Hub Conversation | Quick Release To Solid Axel Cassette Hub #mtb #mtbtech #bicycletech #bicycle ‪@about_MTB‬ Watch this video:- Sealed Bearing Hub Conversion | Sealed Bearing Hub Upgrade #bicycle #mtb ‪@about_MTB‬ [    • Sealed Bearing Hub Conversion | Normal Hub...   ] This video dives deep into the world of bicycle hubs, specifically "8 to 10 Speed Compatible HG Shimano Freehub Style Hubs." If you're looking to upgrade your old freewheel-compatible hub to a cassette-compatible hub, you might encounter a problem: all entry-level cassette-compatible hubs come with a "Quick Release System." The "Quick Release System" is handy for everyday use and in urban areas, but it's not as safe as the older "solid axle bolt system" in more challenging riding conditions. If you're a stunt rider, you'll likely want to use "pegs," but the quick release system is not compatible with them due to insufficient axle length. To install pegs, the axle needs to be long enough to reach the peg fasteners. However, the quick release system doesn't provide this length. A solid axle is long enough to fulfill this requirement. This video will properly describe how to install a solid, long axle in a "cassette-compatible hub." Tools Needed: Appropriate-sized cone wrenches: These are specifically designed for adjusting bicycle hubs. Chain whip: Used to hold the cassette in place while loosening the lockring. Cassette tool: Used to remove the lockring. Grease: For lubricating the axle and bearings. Possibly a spacer: Some hubs require a spacer between the bearings. Steps: Remove the Wheel: Take the wheel off your bike. Remove the Cassette: Use the chain whip and cassette tool to remove the lockring and take off the cassette. Loosen the Locknuts: Using the cone wrenches, loosen the locknuts on both sides of the hub. Remove the Axle: Once the locknuts are loose, the axle should slide out. Clean and Inspect: Clean the axle, bearings, and hub shell thoroughly. Inspect for any wear or damage. Replace the Axle: Insert the new axle into the hub. Add Grease: Apply grease to the bearings and any contact points on the axle. Insert Spacers: If your hub requires spacers, insert them between the bearings. Adjust the Bearings: Tighten the locknuts on both sides of the hub using the cone wrenches. The bearings should spin smoothly but without any play. Reinstall the Cassette: Put the cassette back on and tighten the lockring using the cassette tool. Reinstall the Wheel: Put the wheel back on your bike. Important Notes: Torque Specifications: Refer to your bike's manual or the hub manufacturer's instructions for the correct torque settings for the locknuts. Bearing Adjustment: Proper bearing adjustment is crucial for smooth operation and longevity. If you're unsure, consult a bike mechanic. Hub Type: The specific steps and tools required may vary depending on the type of hub you have. Visual Guide: If you're a visual learner, there are many helpful videos available online that demonstrate the process of replacing a hub axle. Search for terms like "replace hub axle" or "10-speed hub axle replacement" on platforms like YouTube. By following these steps and taking necessary precautions, you should be able to successfully replace the axle in your cassette-compatible 10-speed hub. And more visual explanation consider this video Visit My Store: https://www.amazon.in/shop/aboutmtb Face Book: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id... Instagram:   / probhat.shil   Subscribe Me:    / @about_mtb   Playlist: Get Powerful Disc Brake:    • Get Powerful Disc Brake   MTB Tips & Hacks:    • MTB Tips & hacks   Drivetrain:    • Drivetrain   If You any Questions And Queries please leave them Bellow