Zipp Parts for Zipp 30 & 60
Genuine Zipp replacement seal and spacer for Zipp 30 & 60 freehub bodies (SRAM HU-SPP-A0). Restores proper cassette spacing and hub sealing for QR axles.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ OEM Zipp part 11.1918.025.000 for Zipp 30 & 60 hubs
- ✓ Matches SRAM model ID HU-SPP-A0 for correct fit
- ✓ Precision-molded rubber seal restores effective protection
- ✓ CNC-machined alloy spacer with corrosion-resistant finish
- ✓ Specifically made for QR axle Zipp 30/60 hub assemblies
- ✓ Restores correct cassette spacing and shifting performance
- ✓ Lightweight service part — keeps maintenance simple and affordable
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this seal and spacer fit my non-Zipp hub?
This kit is designed specifically for Zipp 30 and Zipp 60 hubs using the SRAM-compatible HU-SPP-A0 freehub interface. It may not fit non-Zipp freehub bodies or hubs with different axle standards. Check your hub model and freehub ID before ordering.
Does the part include the full freehub body?
No. This item is the freehub body seal and spacer only, not the complete freehub body or driver. If you need a full freehub assembly, order the dedicated freehub body for your hub model.
What tools are required for installation?
Installation typically requires basic hub service tools: cone wrenches or a cassette lockring tool for disassembly depending on your wheel, and a clean workspace. If you're not comfortable servicing hubs, a bike shop can install the kit and verify bearing condition.
How often should I replace the seal or spacer?
Replace seals or spacers during any freehub service where the body is removed, or sooner if you notice water ingress, rough bearings, or play in the hub. For regular road use, inspect seals annually or at every major service interval.
Is this part compatible with Shimano cassettes?
The seal and spacer restore hub spacing and do not change spline compatibility. Shimano and SRAM cassettes will fit if your hub/freehub body is already compatible with that cassette type. Confirm cassette and freehub interface compatibility before installation.
What should I do if the seal is damaged during installation?
If the seal is nicked or torn, stop installation and replace it with a new OEM seal. Damaged seals compromise protection and lead to premature bearing wear. Use proper tools and gentle, even pressure when seating seals.
Buying Guide
When buying freehub seals and spacers, confirm the exact wheel and hub model. Seals vary by freehub interface and axle standard; ordering the correct OEM part number avoids fitment issues and drivetrain problems. Check your hub’s service documentation or the part markings (SRAM model ID HU-SPP-A0) to be sure this kit matches your wheels. Plan service intervals around seasonal riding and exposure—wet, salty or muddy conditions require more frequent inspection. If you’re unsure about installation, a trained mechanic can replace the seal and spacer while assessing bearing health and re-lubricating the hub for optimal performance.
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