Front Hubs

Finding the Best Front Hub and Chainring Setup for Your Bike

Choosing the best front chainring for bikes with internal gear hubs can improve pedaling efficiency and ride comfort. Riders with internal gear hubs often look for chainrings, they want ones, that provide a smooth cadence and good gear range. Keep in mind to choose a chainring size that matches your hub's gear ratios. This is especially true if you are commuting or riding in different urban areas. Ensure that you align and check the compatibility of your front chainring and rear hub. This will help your bike perform well and reduce wear on the drivetrain.

If you want a front hub drive for a 20-inch bike, consider a few things. This is especially important for electric or folding bikes. You need to think about how the front hub works with your wheel size. Also, consider your tire choice.To finish your build or upgrade, look at our full range of city bike tires. Designed for comfort, durability, and performance in city riding. Pairing the right front hub and tire ensures better control, smoother rides, and improved overall efficiency.

Front Hubs Engineered for Precision, Versatility, and Long-Lasting Performance

Our premium front hubs cater to riders who want precision and smooth performance. They provide control and responsiveness. They come in popular front axle sizes like 15x100, QRx100, and 12x100. This provides good axle and brake compatibility for road, gravel, or MTB setups. These hubs are built to last and need little upkeep. They have high-quality parts that handle tough rides with little service. Their lightweight yet stiff construction enhances handling without sacrificing strength. Whether you're cornering at speed or navigating technical terrain, these hubs ensure consistent, high-level performance. Built to fit your ride and elevate it.

What should I consider when choosing a front hub for a specific bike setup like a 20-inch wheel or internal gear hub system?

Selecting a front hub for specialized setups like a 20-inch wheel bike, it’s important to match axle type, hub spacing, and manly intended use. For bikes like Bike Friday or compact commuters, front hub drive systems must support electric assistance and fit smaller diameters without compromising performance. Riders using internal gear hubs should prioritize a compatible front hub that balances weight and strength, especially if running disc brakes or unique fork dropouts. Look for sealed bearings and high-flange designs to ensure durability and smooth rolling. Hub shell material and spoke hole count also affect overall wheel strength. For a complete setup, pair with durable bmx bike tires suited for your terrain and riding style.