Burgtec UDH Hanger - Iron Bro Orange


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The Burgtec UDH Hanger is designed for mountain bike and eMTB riders whose frames utilize the SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger standard. It provides a robust, high-strength replacement option that ensures precise shifting alignment while protecting your frame from impact damage, though it is exclusively compatible with UDH-specific bike frames.
| Model Part Number | AC-DRHG-MTB-A1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Burgtec |
No, it is only compatible with frames specifically designed for the SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH) standard.
You will need an 8mm hex key to tighten the mounting bolt.
Yes, UDH mounting bolts are generally reverse-threaded (left-hand thread), meaning you turn clockwise to loosen.
Yes, this hanger is designed to handle the increased torque and loads associated with eMTB drivetrains.
Yes, every Burgtec UDH Hanger includes the mounting bolt and washer necessary for installation.
Check the derailleur alignment and ensure the hanger is seated flush against the frame dropout.
Verify that the mounting bolt is torqued to the correct specification and that the washer is oriented properly.
To install, first ensure your bike frame is officially compatible with the SRAM UDH standard. Use a 8mm hex key to remove your existing hanger, taking note of the reverse-threaded mounting bolt. When installing the Burgtec hanger, clean the dropout interface of any debris and apply a light coat of grease to the threads of the new bolt. Tighten to the manufacturer-specified torque—typically 25Nm. Periodically check the mounting bolt for tightness, especially after heavy riding, to prevent unwanted play in the drivetrain.