Freehub identification?

kil0ran · 2021-08-06T21:14:57+01:00

Bought a used wheel and having difficulty finding a cassette to fit. It's an HG-compatible hub (in that it's got the keyed splines needed for an HG cassette, and HG clusters slide on perfectly) but it's not long enough. Tried a Shimano 9sp MTB and a SRAM 9-speed road. In both cases I can't fit the last two cogs, and even if I could get them on the lockring is slightly too big for the threads? It's on a Hope Pro 2 Evo hub. Difficult to measure but the spline length is around 30mm?

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August 6, 2021 at 9:14 pm #31718

kil0ran

Bought a used wheel and having difficulty finding a cassette to fit. It’s an HG-compatible hub (in that it’s got the keyed splines needed for an HG cassette, and HG clusters slide on perfectly) but it’s not long enough. Tried a Shimano 9sp MTB and a SRAM 9-speed road. In both cases I can’t fit the last two cogs, and even if I could get them on the lockring is slightly too big for the threads? It’s on a Hope Pro 2 Evo hub. Difficult to measure but the spline length is around 30mm?
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August 7, 2021 at 1:31 pm #983053
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kil0ran

Ah, that could be it, but it

Ah, that could be it, but it’s got a conventional 12mm thru end cap on it. Will get a photo of it.

August 7, 2021 at 11:59 am #983051
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HoarseMann

is it on this list? there’s a

is it on this list? there’s a ‘trials/single speed’ pro 2 hub that has a short freehub body.

https://www.hopetech.com/product-documents/hubs/
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