Zipp 11 Speed Conversion Kit and Parts
Genuine Zipp 11-speed conversion kit to update 188v7 hubs to 188v8 compatibility with SRAM 11-speed cassettes. Precision-machined parts for a lightweight, reliable upgrade.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit & Compatibility
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ Converts Zipp 188v7 hubs to 188v8 for SRAM 11-speed cassettes
- ✓ Genuine OEM Zipp part number 11.1918.009.000 for perfect fit
- ✓ Precision-machined alloy components with hardened engagement surfaces
- ✓ Lightweight service kit — ships at approximately 0.25 lb
- ✓ Easy, serviceable install with standard hub tools and endcap swaps
- ✓ Maintains original hub engagement geometry and shifting performance
- ✓ Extends life of Zipp wheelsets without replacing entire hub
- ✓ SRAM Model ID HU-SPP-A0 ensures compatibility with SRAM 11-speed
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this kit work on any Zipp hub?
No. This kit specifically converts Zipp 188v7 hubs to the 188v8 specification. It will not fit other Zipp hub families or non-Zipp hubs. Check your hub's model stamp or serial to confirm it's a 188v7 before ordering.
Is the kit compatible with both SRAM and Shimano 11-speed cassettes?
The kit is engineered for SRAM 11-speed cassette fitment (SRAM Model ID: HU-SPP-A0). While many Shimano and SRAM 11-speed cassettes share spline dimensions, compatibility can vary—verify spline compatibility for your specific cassette brand before installation.
What tools are needed to install the conversion kit?
Basic hub service tools are required: appropriate hex/torx for axle removal, cone wrenches or endcap tools as applicable, and a torque wrench for reassembly. Refer to Zipp's service manual for exact tool sizes and torque specs to avoid damage.
Does the kit include bearings or just the freehub body components?
This kit primarily contains the conversion/freehub components required to change 188v7 to 188v8. Bearings are typically not included—inspect your hub bearings during service and replace if worn. Check the product contents list or consult us if you need replacement bearings.
Can I install this myself or should I use a bike shop?
Experienced home mechanics comfortable with hub service can install the kit with the right tools and Zipp's instructions. If you're unsure about axle/endcap configurations or torque settings, we recommend having a qualified shop perform the swap to ensure proper assembly and safety.
What should I check after installation?
After installation, confirm cassette seating, freehub rotation, bearing preload, and that axle/endcaps are torqued to spec. Test shifting under load in a safe area to verify smooth engagement and no unusual play or noise.
Buying Guide
If you own Zipp wheels built on the 188v7 platform and are upgrading to an 11-speed SRAM drivetrain, this OEM conversion kit is the most cost-effective path to compatibility. It preserves your existing rimset and hub shell while updating the freehub interface to accept modern cassettes. Before purchasing, confirm your hub model and inspect internal parts for wear. If bearings or seals are old, consider replacing them during the conversion for a complete service. For peace of mind, professional installation at a local bike shop ensures correct torque and endcap fitment.
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