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Appears to be OEM DT Swiss 11 speed freehub driver. I have a pretty old set of Bontrager wheels, ca. 2002 or so, Race X Lite. Top of the line back then, Lance won a few tours on them. Obviously back then there was barely 10 speed, definitely no 11 speed so the driver hub is too narrow for an 11 speed cassette. Those are still outstanding wheels (They have DT Swiss hubs on them with the Bontrager logo), light, stiff, strong, aero bladed spokes, etc, and I dusted them off for an 11 speed SRAM Red eTap build. Needed the new driver hub to be able to use 11 speed, this fit the bill. Fit perfectly, included the quick release end cap. Standard, high quality bearings inside, precision construction. Identical to the one it replaced, just a little wider. This is the aluminum version, they have a steel one as well. Aluminum is far lighter but not nearly as durable. The steel one weighs a ton but will last forever. I'd use the steel one on a mountain or gravel bike that I was going to abuse but for weight weenie road, aluminum is the way to go.Read full review
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This is a very easy to install upgrade to move from 8-9-10 to 11 Shimano on DT hubs. Simply pull the end spacer on your existing hub, pull off the cassette body, reinstall the star ratchets, and slip the new one on.
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Had a 10 speed DT Tricon set of wheels. Wasn't sure this would work because it was not one of the listed hub models but it turned out it did and I've now extended the life of a set of wheels for very little.
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I purchased a set of wheels with DT Swiss 190's and changed from Campy to Shimano. It was an easy change
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