Shimano Dura-Ace 7600 Track Rear Hub - 32 Hole


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This guide is for track cyclists seeking a reliable and high-performance rear hub. The Shimano Dura-Ace 7600 offers exceptional smoothness with its premium bearings, enabling efficient power transfer for competitive racing and intense training. A key consideration is its fixed-gear design, which is incompatible with freewheels.
| Model Part Number | HB7600AR |
|---|---|
| Brand | SHIMANO |
No, this is a track-specific hub designed for fixed-gear use and does not accommodate a freewheel, making it unsuitable for standard road bikes.
No, the Shimano Dura-Ace 7600 Track Hub is a fixed-gear hub. It is designed to be used with a single chainring and a single cog, with no possibility of coasting.
The number indicates the number of spoke holes available for building the wheel. A 32-hole hub is generally lighter, while a 36-hole hub can be built stronger, often preferred for heavier riders or more demanding conditions.
Dura-Ace bearings are sealed units. Routine cleaning of the exterior and ensuring the hub is not subjected to excessive force or contamination is recommended. Professional servicing is advised if smooth rotation is compromised.
The over locknut dimension (OLD) refers to the distance between the outside of the locknuts on the hub axle. For this hub, it is 120mm, which is standard for most track frames.
The product description states the weight includes the lockring, implying it is either included or designed to be used with a standard track lockring.
Ensure the wheel is not overtightened in the dropouts. Check for any debris or contamination around the hub shell. If the issue persists, the bearings may require professional servicing.
Ensure the cog is threaded on extremely tightly, and the lockring is securely fastened in the correct direction (reverse-threaded). Use appropriate tools for installation.
This is typically a wheel build issue (spoke tension, rim trueness) rather than a hub defect. Consult a professional wheel builder to true the wheel.
Setup:
This is a rear track hub designed for fixed-gear bicycles. It requires a track-specific chainring and cog, along with a track chain. Installation typically involves lacing the hub with spokes to your chosen rim, followed by mounting the cog and lockring securely. Ensure the cog is threaded on tightly and the lockring is properly engaged to prevent loosening.
Compatibility:
Care: