Wheels Manufacturing Hollow Axle
Heat-treated 4130 Cr-Mo hollow rear axle (146mm, M10x1) with rolled threads for improved fatigue strength. Direct replacement hub axle for compatible M10x1 rear hubs.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ Heat-treated 4130 chromium-molybdenum steel for reliable strength
- ✓ Hollow design reduces rotating mass while retaining stiffness
- ✓ 146mm rear length with 10mm diameter, standard road sizing
- ✓ Rolled threads (M10x1.0) for improved fatigue resistance
- ✓ Direct replacement for compatible serviceable rear hubs
- ✓ Lightweight — ships at approximately 0.1 lb in compact packaging
- ✓ Works with cup-and-cone bearing systems and traditional nuts
- ✓ Manufacturer part AXLE-01, product number 090085
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this axle fit my hub?
Check your hub's axle diameter (10mm), thread pitch (M10x1.0) and required axle length. This SKU is a 146mm rear axle; measure your existing axle or refer to your hub manufacturer to confirm compatibility.
What does 'hollow axle' mean and why choose it?
A hollow axle removes center material to save weight while keeping outer diameter and stiffness. It reduces rotating mass and can slightly improve acceleration without compromising durability when made from quality 4130 Cr-Mo and properly heat-treated.
Why are rolled threads better than cut threads?
Rolled threads are formed by cold-working the material which aligns grain flow and work-hardens the thread surface. This results in stronger, more fatigue-resistant threads that are less likely to shear or strip under repeated loads.
Can I use this axle on modern thru-axle hubs?
No. This hollow axle is for hubs designed for 10mm axles with threaded nuts (traditional rear designs). Modern thru-axle systems use larger diameters and different interfaces; use the axle type specified by your frame and hub manufacturer.
Should I replace bearings when I change the axle?
Inspect bearings and cone races whenever you service an axle. If you see pitting, roughness, or excessive play, replace bearings and cones. Even if bearings look fine, cleaning and re-greasing during axle replacement is recommended.
Do I need special tools to install this axle?
Basic tools suffice: cone wrenches and appropriate open-ended wrenches for axle nuts. Wheel truing stands or torque wrenches can help with precise setup, and a thread chaser can be useful if nut threads are worn.
Buying Guide
When choosing a replacement axle, prioritize matching diameter, thread pitch and overall length to your existing hub. Measure the current axle from shoulder-to-shoulder and confirm thread specification (M10x1.0 for this item). Consider hollow vs solid axles: hollow for lighter rotating mass, solid for maximum stiffness in heavy-load or aggressive riding. Also check hub type — cup-and-cone serviceable hubs use threaded axles and nuts, while modern sealed-bearing hubs may use end caps and thru-axles. Keep spare axles on hand if you service older hubs frequently, and always inspect bearings and cones during axle replacement.
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