Zipp ZM2 SL Rear End Caps
Direct-fit rear end cap set for Zipp ZM2 SL hubs — available in 12x148 Microspline or 12x148 XD. Lightweight CNC construction and sealed interfaces for reliable mountain use.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Installation & Compatibility
Who These End Caps Are For
Key Features
- ✓ Direct-fit replacement for Zipp ZM2 SL rear hubs (12x148 Boost)
- ✓ Available for Shimano Microspline or SRAM XD 12-speed driver bodies
- ✓ CNC-machined aluminum alloy with anodized corrosion-resistant finish
- ✓ Sealed contact surfaces protect bearings from mud and grit
- ✓ Lightweight, low-profile design preserves hub alignment
- ✓ Includes SRAM Model ID HU-SPP-A0 compatibility reference
- ✓ Compact shipping size and negligible added weight
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these end caps compatible with my Zipp ZM2 SL hub?
Yes — these caps are made specifically for the Zipp ZM2 SL rear hub in 12x148 boost spacing. Confirm your hub model and axle spacing before ordering. Also choose the freehub interface (Microspline or XD) that matches your cassette.
What's the difference between Microspline and XD variants?
Microspline fits Shimano 12-speed freehub bodies while XD fits SRAM XD driver cassettes. The difference is the spline pattern on the freehub body; the end cap variant must match the freehub interface on your wheel.
Do I need special tools to install these end caps?
Installation typically requires basic hand tools and a low-torque press or a plastic mallet and appropriate drift to avoid damage. If you’re unsure, have a professional mechanic press them in to ensure correct seating and bearing preload.
Can these end caps be used to convert axle types?
These end caps allow correct axle spacing and freehub interface for ZM2 SL hubs in 12x148 configuration but are not universal axle converters. Use only caps designed for your hub model and axle size to maintain safe bearing preload and alignment.
How durable are the end caps on trail?
They’re CNC-machined aluminum with an anodized finish for durability and corrosion resistance. While robust, they can be damaged by improper installation or hard impacts — inspect after crashes and replace if bent, cracked or distorted.
What is the shipping weight and dimensions?
The package ships in a compact box measuring 4" x 2.5" x 1.5" and weighs approximately 0.05 lb — it’s a lightweight spare part that’s easy to carry or stock in a workshop.
Buying Guide
When buying hub end caps, verify three things: hub model, axle spacing and freehub interface. End caps are small but critical — the wrong cap can change bearing preload, misalign the axle and lead to premature wear. Choose a cap variant that matches your cassette standard (Microspline for Shimano 12-speed, XD for SRAM), and look for CNC-machined, anodized parts for long-term durability. If in doubt, contact your wheel manufacturer or a trusted mechanic with your hub model and part numbers.
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