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DT Swiss - Ratchet Freehub Bodies

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DT Swiss - Ratchet Freehub BodiesDon't see what you need? Be sure to check our conversion freehubs listings here. DT Swiss Special Grease is available here DT Swiss make a range of Freehub bodies (or Rotors, as they refer to them) to suit practically every system of groupset on the market. Their modular design allows for a "tool free" swap of your freehub body to get your new groupset matched up to your groupset of choice. It's usually as easy as slip the old one off, and slip the

Don't see what you need? Be sure to check our conversion freehubs listings here.
DT Swiss Special Grease is available here

DT Swiss make a range of Freehub bodies (or Rotors, as they refer to them) to suit practically every system of groupset on the market. Their modular design allows for a "tool free" swap of your freehub body to get your new groupset matched up to your groupset of choice. It's usually as easy as slip the old one off, and slip the new one on with a matching end cap (available here).

These Freehub bodies only suit the RATCHET system which is found on the DT 180, DT 190, DT 240, DT350 freehubs. They are not compatible with RatchetLN or RatchetEXP on the 2020+ 180/240 hubs, however they are also available through us. If you're not sure it's best to email us and we can send you the appropriate link to the product you need. We have done this too many times and know all the tricks!

Available in a few styles, variations include Standard or Ceramic Bearings, Alloy, Steel and Lightweight Alloy bodies for some options. Alloy are the default choice for most riders, Steel for the E-bikes, Heavier riders, Sprinters and Puncheurs, and the Lightened Alloy for the climbers and weight-weenies who only care about cutting grams.

MANUFACTURER CODES

Campagnolo
HWRABL00S1296S - Standard Bearings
HWRCBX00S1296S - Ceramic Bearings

Campagnolo N3W
HWYABL00S2992S - Standard Bearings (Includes Endcap)

Shimano 11s Road
HWRABL00S2775S - Alloy Standard Bearings
HWRABL00S2799S - Alloy Standard Bearings Lightweight Machining
HWRCBL00S2799S - Alloy Ceramic Bearings Lightweight Machining
HWRABL00S6531S - Steel Standard Bearings

Shimano MTB (10s Road / 11s MTB)
HWRABL00S1239S - Alloy Bearings
HWRABX00S6530S - Steel Bearings

Shimano Microspline
HWRABL00S2148S - Alloy Standard Bearings
HWRABL00S0758S - Steel Standard Bearings

SRAM xD
HWRAAL00S3114S - Alloy Standard Bearings
HWRCBL00S3114S - Alloy Ceramic Bearings
HWRAXL00S3224S - Steel Standard Bearings

SRAM xDR
HWRAAL00S3409S - Alloy Standard Bearings
HWRCBL00S3995S - Alloy Ceramic Bearings

** Pictures for illustrative purposes of respective mounting type. Seal Colour and Freehub body finish may vary due to model selected

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