Zipp 188 Freehub Body
OEM Zipp 188 11-speed freehub body (MPN 11.1918.007.000) for Shimano/SRAM cassettes. Precision-machined construction and QR axle compatibility for Zipp 188 road hubs.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit & Compatibility
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ Direct OEM replacement for Zipp 188-series road hubs
- ✓ Compatible with Shimano and SRAM 11-speed cassettes
- ✓ Precision-machined alloy body with hardened steel driver interface
- ✓ Sealed bearing support for reduced contamination and longer life
- ✓ Quick-Release (QR) axle configuration for easy swap
- ✓ SRAM cross-reference: HU-SPP-A0; MPN 11.1918.007.000 included
- ✓ Lightweight design — shipping weight only 0.15 lb
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this freehub work with my SRAM 11-speed cassette?
Yes — the Zipp 188 freehub body is compatible with both Shimano and SRAM 11-speed road cassettes. The part is cross-referenced as SRAM Model ID HU-SPP-A0, so it accepts standard 11-speed spline patterns used on road cassettes.
How do I know if my wheel needs a replacement freehub body?
Common signs include rough/freehub noise, skipping under load, excessive play at the cassette, or visible wear on the splines. If service (cleaning/grease) doesn’t restore smooth engagement, replacing the freehub body is the usual solution.
What tools are needed to replace this freehub body?
Most Zipp 188 freehub swaps require basic shop tools: axle removal tools for your QR system, a cassette lockring tool, and appropriate cone wrenches or hex keys depending on your hub’s axle hardware. Refer to Zipp’s hub service manual for exact torque specs and disassembly steps.
Is this compatible with thru-axle Zipp wheels?
No. This particular freehub body is intended for Zipp 188 hubs with a Quick Release (QR) axle. Thru-axle hubs or non-188 hub families require a different freehub body or adapter — verify your axle type before purchase.
Can I service the bearings on this freehub body?
Yes. The freehub design supports sealed bearing interfaces that can be serviced by an experienced mechanic. You can clean, grease, and replace bearings as needed, but bearings and driver parts should be replaced if they show pitting or significant wear.
What is the manufacturer part number and availability?
The manufacturer part number is 11.1918.007.000 and Forest Bikes lists it under Product Number 090784. Availability can vary — check stock on the product page or contact us if you need a backorder estimate.
Buying Guide
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.
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