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@privateer-wbc: This is all accurate and now Gabriel has Popeye arms as a result of many hours in front of the polishing machine.

@Clarkeh: Hydra hubs indeed!

Totally feel your pain. Servicing the springs on Torch could be a pain. We've replaced the coil spring with a leaf spring on Hydra for that exact reason so you don't have to deal with a spring explosion when servicing the hubs.

We'll be hosting a Facebook Live event tomorrow, 2/14/19 at 1pm EST with one of our engineers and our VP to answer some of the questions that we've been getting so far. Feel free to join in on the discussion if you'd like! https://www.facebook.com/Industry9/

We'll be hosting a Facebook Live event tomorrow, 2/14/19 at 1pm EST with one of our engineers and our VP to answer some of the questions that we've been getting so far. Feel free to join in on the discussion if you'd like! https://www.facebook.com/Industry9/

@tripleultrasuperboostplusplus: You are correct that the Hydra system does allow a small amount of eccentric rotation accommodated by flex. However, the amount of rotation is very small and that rotation essentially stops once the third pawl engages. The load is fully supported by the three pawls at this point and the materials in the drive ring, pawls, and FH body are not anywhere close to their yield point. In a traditional 3 pawl or 6 pawl phased MTB freehub, if you have three pawls engaged at the same time the load on the system is neutral. However, since there is constantly flex being introduced into the system when you are riding, it is fairly common for only a single pawl to engage in a symmetrical system. When this happens the FH is subject to large uncontrolled eccentric rotation which can cause premature bearing wear or in extreme cases, material deformation to the FH body. Our Torch MTN system was built to withstand these loads by utilizing an oversized drivering to reduce peak cantilever loads and a double row inner FH bearing with a higher load rating than most hubs on the market. However, the Hydra system eliminates these extreme stresses since the continuously phased pawls always allow the two trailing pawls to back up the initial pawl that has engaged limiting the system to a small amount of controlled flex.

We still have our full range of 29" offerings. However, the 29" wheel filter isn't quite dialed in on our new site. If you click on the 27.5" wheel filter and look at the models you are interested in, the specifications for the 29" wheels are on the product page. Thanks for your patience, while we get everything sorted out on the new site.

@miles-e: We have a revised axle/endcap for 15x110 spec only. This change aims to promote longer wear on the front hub bearings. We're no longer using a "floating" axle spacer, but rather a solid axle. Thanks!