Description Up front and Center Locked.
Complementing the new Ultegra R8000 lineup, the brand new Shimano RS770 Front Disc Hub provides the pro-proven performance of Shimano's top-of-the-line componentry, yet at a new, more affordable price. Featuring a lightweight construction designed to increase stiffness and handling without sacrificing comfort, the RS770 front hub is designed around the 12mm E-Thru Axle standard, perfectly complementing your road or 'cross bike. When combined with the matching RS770 Rear Disc Hub , this hubset saves you almost 60 grams over the previous 6800 hubset, even while adding Center Lock and E-Thru Axle compatibility.
Features:
Compatible with Center Lock rotors.
12mm E-Thru Axle system.
32 hole hub.
Weight: 126 grams.
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
One of only a couple centerlock disc brake, 12x100 thru axle hubs with 36 holes on the market so it was a no braner for me.
Reviewed 7/2/2018
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Economical 12x100 TA with loose ball bearings
by Tom
Cycling Enthusiast
Denver, CO
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Built up a set of these hubs to HED Belgium rims and they are bomb proof. Requires a 17mm and 22mm to open the front hub, but overall it's a pretty standard loose ball Shimano hub. It doesn't have the digital adjustments that the last Ultegra and DA hubs had though.
Reviewed 9/12/2018
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