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The rubber seal on the Strummer hub is equipped with reinforcement on the inside to enhance strength and durability. This structure helps maintain the shape of the seal stable during long-term use.
However, like rubber components in general, the seal will still experience a decline in quality over time. It is recommended to check periodically while cleaning the hub. If the condition of the seal has deteriorated, replace it immediately to prevent dirt and water from entering, which can affect the performance and lifespan of the hub.
Installation Instructions:
Size & Compatibility Options:
| Type | Size | Thickness | Compatibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big Rubber Seal (#44) | 45 mm x 37.6 mm | 1.9 mm | HM-280, HM-350, HM-350 Boost, HM-380, HM-380 Boost, HM-650 Microspline, HM-650 Microspline Boost, HR-100 (6-Pawls), HR-200 (6-Pawls) |
| Small Rubber Seal (#37) | 39.5 mm x 32.6 mm | 3 mm | HR-10 (4-Pawls), HR-20 (4-Pawls), HR-10 Ratchet, HR-20 Ratchet, HR-360 Centerlock (4-Pawls), HR-360 Ratchet |
Note:
With this bottle rack adapter, riders can adjust the position of the bottle rack up or down by a maximum of 55 mm. After making the shift, there will be more space to install a frame bag, or clearance for the rear shock of a full suspension MTB bike.
Freehub body with XD & XDR system is available for several types of Strummer hubs. By installing this freehub body, riders can mount a cassette sprocket that has a specific thread or locking mechanism from SRAM. In addition to XD & XDR, we also provide other freehub bodies such as Microspline MTB 12 Speed.
A solution for riders who want additional performance at high speeds. The Hybrid Ceramic Bearing Strummer uses black ceramic balls. These balls are smoother, finer, and harder than steel. They have less friction. Available in various sizes.
