Topeak Zi:Rak Thru-Axle - SRAM UDH

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The Topeak Zi:Rak Thru-Axle is a specialized component designed for cyclists using SRAM UDH equipped road and gravel bikes who need a secure, stable mounting point for Topeak Zi:Rack rear racks. This axle provides the necessary structural integrity for heavy-duty rack mounting while maintaining bike handling performance; however, users must verify their original axle pitch and follow exact spacer configurations to ensure proper compatibility with their specific frame geometry.
| Model Part Number | TA2420-SP04 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TOPEAK |
No, this specific model is engineered exclusively for frames using the SRAM UDH system.
The axle has a total length of 170mm.
No, this axle works in conjunction with your existing SRAM UDH hanger.
It is specifically designed for the Topeak Zi:Rack range of rear racks.
The final weight depends on which spacers are required for your specific frame setup.
Standard hex or thru-axle tools are typically all that is required for installation.
Verify that the thread pitch matches your original thru-axle and ensure the SRAM UDH hanger is properly seated.
Double-check the spacer configuration to ensure the correct width is achieved for your frame dropouts.
Before installation, verify that your bike frame utilizes the SRAM UDH system. To install, remove your existing thru-axle and compare the pitch and total length. Use the provided spacers based on your specific bike’s manual instructions to ensure the axle length of 170mm and thread length of 20mm align correctly with your dropouts. Ensure the axle is tightened to your frame manufacturer's specified torque settings. For long-term care, lightly grease the threads periodically to prevent seizing and inspect the assembly after long tours to ensure no hardware has loosened due to vibration.