Zipp 188 Freehub Body

Genuine Zipp 188 11-speed freehub body engineered to restore flawless shifting and cassette engagement on Zipp 188-series road hubs. This replacement freehub matches Zipp's factory tolerances (Manufacturer Part #: 11.1918.007.000, Product #: 090784) and carries the SRAM Model ID HU-SPP-A0 for cross-reference.

Built with a precision-machined alloy main body and a hardened steel driver interface, the freehub balances weight savings with long-term wear resistance. Bearings are supported by sealed interfaces to reduce contamination and maintain smooth rotation under road conditions.

Durable, serviceable design: The freehub features a corrosion-resistant alloy housing mated to a hardened steel splined driver for reliable cassette engagement over many miles. Sealed bearing support helps keep grit out and reduces maintenance frequency.

• Compatibility: Shimano 11-speed road cassettes and SRAM 11-speed systems
• Fits: Zipp 188 hub family (v6, v7, v8, v9) — specifically listed for 188v8
• Axle type: Quick Release (QR)
• Manufacturer part: 11.1918.007.000 — SRAM ID HU-SPP-A0

This freehub body is designed for Zipp 188-series road hubs and supports Shimano/SRAM 11-speed cassettes. It fits QR axle configurations; confirm your wheel is a Zipp 188 variant (v6–v9) before ordering. The listed variant is the 188v8 11sp freehub body and will physically replace the original on compatible hub shells.

If you run an XD driver (SRAM eagle-style) or a non-standard axle (thru-axle), this part is not compatible. Always verify your hub model and axle type — if in doubt, check the hub stamping or contact Forest Bikes with your wheel serial number for confirmation.

Road riders and mechanics who own Zipp 188-series wheels and need an OEM-quality replacement freehub body. Ideal for cyclists who want to restore crisp shifting, eliminate freehub noise, or replace a worn/damaged driver without buying a new hub or wheel.

Also suited for shops and DIY home mechanics who prefer genuine Zipp parts for exact fit and serviceability — a practical spare to keep on hand for race-day repairs or long rides where a quick swap can save the day.

When buying a freehub body, prioritize fit and spline compatibility: ensure the part matches your hub family (Zipp 188) and cassette standard (Shimano/SRAM 11-speed). OEM replacements like this Zipp part maintain correct alignment, engagement geometry, and bearing spacing — critical for reliable shifting and wheel durability.

Also consider the axle type and whether you want a spare on hand. For regular riders or mechanics, stocking a genuine replacement and basic hub-specific tools speeds repairs and reduces downtime during events or long rides.