148 rear hub
"Upgraded my stock giant trance with this hub. It has been great for my enduro and downhill, and looks hot too"
Rear Hub
Lightweight.
Our simple design has fewer parts, this reduces weight and improves reliability. The fully machined 7075 aluminum body is super light and strong.
Durable Design.
Premium ABEC 5 cartridge bearings are spaced as wide as possible to reduce wear, reduce side-loading and increase bearing life.
Good Engagement.
We chose to develop a 44T ratchet to strike the best balance between performance and value with improved reliability.
FAQ
How long is the warranty period on this product? What does it cover?
OneUp Hubs have a 2-year warranty on all components, excluding bearing wear.
How regularly should I service my Hubs?
Hub service intervals vary depending on your riding frequency and the climate. Once annually is recommended for average usage, and as regular as 3 months is possible with heavy usage. To check if your hubs need servicing, remove the wheel and spin it in your hands by holding the end caps. If it feels or sounds rough and notchy, it's likely time for a service. It is also recommended to clean and regrease your rachets as regularly as possible.
Does the OneUp Hub use a DT Swiss™ ratchet?
OneUp Hubs use a OneUp-specific ratchet and spring. You cannot use a DT Swiss™ Ratchet in a OneUp Hub.
Will OneUp's SRAM XD® freehub work with my SRAM XDr® cassette?
Yes, our XD® Driver is compatible with both SRAM XD® and XDr® cassettes. For SRAM XDr® cassettes, simply remove the pre-installed 1.85mm spacer.
Why do OneUp Hubs use a machined drive ring over a threaded option?
CNC Machining the drive ring directly into the hubshell eliminates a common failure point, where a threaded steel drive ring can strip and tear the threads out of the hubshell, while also saving weight.
Where are & how do I read the hub dimensions to measure spoke length?
The Hub dimensions are on the product pages and lasered onto the center of the hubs.
PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter and refers to the distance between opposing spoke holes on the hub flanges (from the center of the hole).
Flange Dist refers to the distance from the center of the flange to the center point of the hub.
L stands for Left & R stands for right.
These four measurements, along with your hub spacing (110 or 148mm) and the ERD of your rim is all you need to measure spoke length. Please use your preferred spoke calculator to complete the measurement!
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Reviews
Overall rating: 4.72 / 5 from 25 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The Rear Hub is highly regarded for its reliability, affordability, and excellent sound quality. Customers appreciate its durability and performance, making it a top choice for bike enthusiasts. The hub's high-quality bearings and seals contribute to its outstanding value and durability.
Summary topics
- Reliability (35%): Many customers remarked that the hub is reliable, affordable, and sounds great, making it a great option.
- Build Quality (20%): Based on many customers, the hubs are great and fantastic to build wheels with, making them fantastic to use.
Review topics: ["looks","build","sound","price","customer service","works","hub","hubs","reason","kit"].
Review highlights
- "Fortunately my bike does roll and the free hub works again." —
- "Solid hub, sounds great, and the customer service is excellent!" —
- "Great affordable/reliable hub option" —
Reviews
Good hub, bad inventory practices
"Hub works fine, finally. The one I was initially given had the old ratchet design included. Stripped, slipped, skipped etc in the first few days of use. Was advised by csr that this was the case with the older ratchets. Ok, so why deliver them to customers? Any how, warranty was reasonablly straight forward but then a system glitch didn't tell me when i could pick up my new ratxhets. Suffice to say, I've lost more days of riding due to the brand new hub. . . Than i ever did with the old hub that exploded (yes, I'm including the days waiting for the new hub and rebuilding the wheel). Bit of a disappointment for me, as this was the exact reason I decided NOT to go with a used dt swiss hub. I understand crap happens. . . But when the crap is, by your own admission, due to a sub-par older design that you're still apparently delivering? That sucks. Now that everything is working properly (cleaned and greased new ratchts etc etc), the hib works fine."
Long term review
"I have had this hub for a year now and it is fantastic. Identical to a DT Swiss but from a brand that stands by their product. I had problems with the ratchet engagement just a few months ago and their warranty support is amazing. I filled out the warranty page info on a Saturday and I had the parts to repair it on the following Thursday. Great customer service!"
Love these!
"Great hubs. Building a wheelset on these was really easy as all the measurements are already done for you. Life is good building on these!"
One very minor gripe
"For the price and at this weight, you will not find any better. Period. This hub has been reliable and the engagement is more than sufficient. My only minor complaint is with the freehub seal. I do most of my riding in the deserts of Colorado’s western slope, and the super fine dust works its way into the ratchet fairly easily. If you have even an inkling of mechanical aptitude this is not an issue, it is very easy to take apart and clean. Plus, oneup even includes freehub grease with the hub, so you have everything necessary to keep it running smoothly (I did not expect them to do this but am sure glad they did, that’s one reason I’m a lifelong customer). But if you’re the type of person to neglect routine maintenance, then maybe look elsewhere"
Great value from an even greater company
"Great hubs from a great company. They stand by their products which has allowed me to have confidence when purchasing any of their products. Been rocking their posts for years and look forward to rocking their hubs for many years to come."
Awesome hubs!
"I had these laced up to some DT Swiss hoops to try out. I am super impressed… Light, simple to service and economical!"
Great affordable/reliable hub option
"Bearings are a bit stiff out of the box but after a few rides they seem to have broken in."
The right choice
"Super sick, well-made, not just another off the shelf wheel set."
Rear hub
"Super good quality of the parts."
Q&A
- Do you recommend them on ebike, I have a Trek fuel exe with the TQ motor (50nm) and a eagle GX elecetronic transmission?
- Hey Michel, Thanks for your message, I'm happy to help. We sure do, our hubs are e-bike rated! I have a set on my Santa Cruz Vala with the 100Nm of torque. I haven't had any issues. Please let me know if you have questions about this, we're here to help! Cheers,
- Are those awesome hubs are Ebike rated?
- Hi Pascal, those awesome hubs sure are e-bike rated. Up to a class 2 e-bike.
- Hey, Hope you are well! I was just wanted to ask how the drag of these (in watts) would compare to some other popular hubs brands like Hope, and Chris King. I was also reading online that some people were having problems with skipping, and wanted to know if that was just a result of a bad batch, or something people are still struggling with. Thanks for your time! Kay.
- Hi Kay, thanks for reaching out! I don't have an exact number for the drug of these hubs, but it will be comparable to the brands that you've listed! It's a light, well engaging, serviceable hub. The issue with skipping was a bad batch of ratchets, but this has been resolved now. You'll be ripping on these new hubs!
- Quick question about your hubs, are they designed for an e-bike? I have a 2023 Specialized Kenevo that I need to replace the rear hub on and I'm looking at yours. Let me know when you can, thanks!
- Hi Dan, Thanks for your message, I'm happy to help. They sure are! The hubs are rated for up to Class 1 e-bikes. Please let me know if there's anything else I can help you with. Cheers,
- Hi, I need to replace the rear hub on an orbea rise e bike and the hub has a centre lock rotor and shimano microspline driver. Do you make a a hub that is compatible with centre lock rotors? I'm not sure if I can switch to a 6-bolt rotor as the speed sensor is on the rotor. Thanks, Alex
- Hey Alex, we don't make a hub compatible with center lock. You'll be able to get a new rotor, and speed sensor compatible with 6 bolt rotors. Let me know if we can help with anything else.
