The Colony Wasp Cassette BMX rear hub combines direct power transfer with smooth-running, sealed bearings. The 9T driver with 72 engagement points ensures a quick response when pedaling. The hub shell is made of 6061 T6 aluminum and is complemented by a special female axle design. Available for right- and left-side drive, the Wasp is particularly suited for demanding street and park setups.
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72 engagement points for direct power transfer9T driver for a compact BMX gear ratioSealed bearings for smooth operationSpecial female axle design with 14 mm axle endsAvailable for right-side and left-side drive
The Colony Wasp Cassette BMX rear hub is one of the established hubs in the Colony range and is aimed at riders looking for direct power transfer and reliable performance. Its 9T driver features 72 engagement points, making it particularly responsive to pedal strokes. This is especially advantageous for technical street tricks and fast starts.
The hub shell is made of 6061 T6 aluminium. Sealed industrial bearings ensure smooth operation and protect the bearings from dirt. The special female axle design features 14 mm axle ends, each protruding 3 mm into the dropouts. The hub is secured with hardened chromoly screws.
The Wasp is available with 36 spoke holes and for right- and left-side drive. For additional protection during grinds, the separately available Colony Wasp Rear Hub Guard is recommended. A conversion kit to a 14 mm Male axle is also available separately.
Manufacturer: Colony BMX
Model: Wasp Cassette Hub
Product Type: BMX Cassette Rear Hub
Color: Black
Hub Shell Material: 6061 T6 Aluminum
Axle System: Female
Axle Diameter at Dropouts: 14 mm
Axle Overlap at Dropouts: 3 mm
Axle Bolts: 10 mm Chromoly Steel, Hardened
Bolt Head: 17 mm Hex
Bearings: Sealed Industrial Bearings
Driver: 9T
Points of Engagement: 72
Drive Side: RHD, LHD
Spoke Holes: 36
Drive Side Hole Circle Diameter: 58 mm
Non-Drive Side Hole Circle Diameter: 49 mm
Weight: 415 g
Compatible Hub Guard: Colony Wasp Rear Hub Guard
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