MTB Rear Wheel - KX COMP

Upgrade your ride or replace your old wheel with this durable and reliable KX 26" rear MTB wheel. ...

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eBay26 inch Rear MTB Wheel | SCREW ON Disc Hub QR | 26"" Alloy Rim KX COMP
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This MTB Rear Wheel - KX COMP is designed for riders looking to upgrade or replace their existing rear wheel for improved durability and reliable trail performance. Its doublewall alloy rim and 6-bolt disc brake hub offer strength and stability, making it suitable for mountain biking, commuting, and general off-road use. A potential limitation is its compatibility specifically with screw-on freewheels (6 or 7 speed), which may not suit all modern drivetrain setups.

All features

Model Part NumberKX COMP
BrandMTB

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What type of freewheel does this wheel use?

This wheel is designed exclusively for screw-on freewheels, specifically 6 or 7-speed models.

Can I use this wheel with a cassette system?

No, this wheel is not compatible with cassette systems. It requires a screw-on freewheel.

What is the axle size and type?

The wheel features a quick-release axle with a 135mm OLD (Over Locknut Dimension).

Does this wheel come with a tire or tube?

This product is for the wheel only and does not include a tire or tube.

What is the weight of the wheel?

The approximate weight of the wheel is 1.204 kg.

Can I use this wheel with rim brakes?

This wheel is primarily designed for disc brakes. While it has machined sidewalls, it is intended for use with a 6-bolt disc brake hub.

What is the warranty period for this wheel?

Product warranty information is typically provided by the retailer. Please check with your point of purchase for details.

Troubleshooting

Wheel does not fit frame

Verify frame dropout spacing is 135mm OLD. Ensure the axle is correctly seated.

Disc rotor does not mount correctly

Confirm the rotor is a 6-bolt type and is aligned properly with the hub's mounting points.

Freewheel is difficult to install or remove

Ensure you are using a compatible 6 or 7-speed screw-on freewheel. Use the correct freewheel tool for installation and removal. Clean freewheel threads if necessary.

Brakes are noisy or ineffective

Clean the disc brake rotor and pads. Check for contamination and replace pads if worn. Ensure the rotor is true and securely mounted.

Wheel feels wobbly or untrue

Check spoke tension and consider having the wheel trued by a qualified bike mechanic.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction with doublewall alloy rim.
  • Reliable stopping power with 6-bolt disc brake mount.
  • Easy installation and removal via quick-release axle.
  • Suitable for classic and many modern mountain bike setups.
  • Manufactured with precision for consistent quality.

Cons

  • Only compatible with screw-on freewheels (6 or 7 speed), not compatible with cassette systems.
  • Rear wheel only; requires a front wheel purchase separately.
  • Weight is approximate and may vary slightly.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your bicycle frame has a 135mm rear dropout spacing for the quick-release axle.
  2. Install a compatible 6 or 7-speed screw-on freewheel onto the hub body.
  3. Mount a suitable disc brake rotor using the 6-bolt pattern.
  4. Insert the wheel into the frame dropouts, ensuring the axle is seated correctly, and secure using the quick-release skewer.
  5. Adjust brakes for optimal performance.

Compatibility:

  • Frame Spacing: Requires 135mm rear OLD.
  • Freewheel Type: Compatible only with screw-on freewheels (6 or 7 speed).
  • Brakes: Designed for 6-bolt disc brake rotors.
  • Tire Size: Suitable for tires compatible with a 21mm internal rim width.

Care:

  • Regularly check tire pressure and inspect for wear.
  • Clean the rim and spokes with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Keep the disc brake rotor and pads clean to ensure optimal braking performance.
  • Periodically check spoke tension and the quick-release skewer for tightness.

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