QX Q-Axle Disc-hub "Pipifax" Freewheel, red 36 holes
For those who find unicycling too easy - a stable freewheel axle for unicycles
Long a prototype, now finally in stock. Qu-ax team rider Becky has extensively tested the Pipifax axle. Florian Kaiser has also ridden on the axle for a long time
Lightweight freewheel axle machined from 6061 aluminium for the Q-Axle system, red
Freewheel axle drives in one direction, freewheels in the other. This way of riding on a unicycle requires a lot of riding skill—and a brake to keep the unicycle balanced in the direction not connected to the axle (freewheel)
Features:
- 6-bolt disc mount
- 36 holes
- CrMo Q-axle with 24 mm axle diameter
- 100 mm bearing distance
- Includes industrial bearing
- Weight without bearing spacers and end caps: 640 gr
- Supplied with gray spacers (for black ZeroQ cranks). To use grey Q-Axle cranks, you need black spacers.
Price per piece
For those who find unicycling too easy - a stable freewheel axle for unicycles
Long a prototype, now finally in stock. Qu-ax team rider Becky has extensively tested the Pipifax axle. Florian Kaiser has also ridden on the axle for a long time
Lightweight freewheel axle machined from 6061 aluminium for the Q-Axle system, red
Freewheel axle drives in one direction, freewheels in the other. This way of riding on a unicycle requires a lot of riding skill—and a brake to keep the unicycle balanced in the direction not connected to the axle (freewheel)
Features:
- 6-bolt disc mount
- 36 holes
- CrMo Q-axle with 24 mm axle diameter
- 100 mm bearing distance
- Includes industrial bearing
- Weight without bearing spacers and end caps: 640 gr
- Supplied with gray spacers (for black ZeroQ cranks). To use grey Q-Axle cranks, you need black spacers.
Price per piece
Color | Red |
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Manufacturer | Qu-ax |