Phil Wood Track Hub

The high-flange design increases the bracing angle of the spokes, which results in a stiffer, stronger wheel build. This is particularly advantageous for track cycling where lateral stiffness is critical for power transfer.

Yes, the hub is designed with fixed-freewheel compatibility. You can mount a fixed cog on one side or a freewheel, allowing you to switch between setups depending on your riding preference.

The standard R8 bearings are built for maximum durability and longevity in all conditions. The Carbonyte option is a low-drag alternative designed to reduce friction, offering a smoother feel that is popular with competitive track riders.

This hub has a rear spacing of 120 mm, which is the standard for track bikes. It will likely not fit a standard road bike frame, which typically uses 130 mm or 135 mm spacing.

This hub is rated for a combined rider and bike weight limit of 127 kg (280 lbs). It is engineered for durability, but it is important to stay within this limit to ensure the integrity of the hub and axle.

No, this hub uses a bolt-on axle system. It is designed to be secured to the frame using track nuts, which provides a more secure connection for the high torque demands of fixed-gear riding.