Gradient MTB Front End Caps

Whether we're making our Ibis bike a little more Ibis or converting our hubs for different drivetrain components, the Logo Freehub Body gets the job done in style. It offers different sizes for compatibility with various SRAM and Shimano road and mountain cassettes, and it's compatible with all...

The Industry Nine Enduro front hub is their large diameter hub shell. It's bad, it's beautiful, and it can accommodate any front axle type known to man. We sell our Enduro wheels with a 20mm thru-axle, but for those of you wanting something different, the Industry Nine Enduro Front Hub Conversion...

Hubs shouldn't have a barrier when it comes to what cassette is installed on them, so we picked up the Industry Nine Shimano Micro Spline Freehub Body to fit to our Torch Hubs. Whether we're looking to run a mixed groupset or are switching grouppos completely, this body saves us lots of cash over...

Normally, we don't consider freehubs to be all that exciting. It's true that quick engagement can improve performance, and some freehubs make really cool sounds, but as a whole they aren't the first thing that comes to mind when we consider lusty components. That may have changed with the...

The Industry Nine Torch 11-speed Freehub Body lets you rig up your road or cyclocross bike with virtually any modern drivetrain system out there. With a spacer, you can run older Shimano/SRAM 9- or 10-speed systems, but without the spacer, you'll find it easy to mount more modern 11-speed...

Need to convert your Industry Nine Torch Hubs to accept a different hub standard? Let the Industry Nine Torch Series Endcap Kit come to the rescue. These handy end caps allow you to easily swap different hub standards both in the front and rear, so you can keep running your favorite hoops even...

We created the Better Boost Adapter Kit to eliminate that costly inconvenience. These kits allow you to keep your current wheel and upgrade to your fork of choice. There are other conversion kits on the market, but they typically include just one hub end cap, which requires you to re-dish your...

Thru-axle rear ends have been pivotal in stiffening the rear triangles of many modern bicycles. The AX56 12x142mm Thru Axle is Shimano's SLX-level cross-country rear thru-axle. This axle is to be used with frames built to the Shimano/Syntace 12x142mm rear E-thru axle standard only.

If you want to mount your Stan's NoTubes wheels with NEO hubs onto a bike with different axle standards, don't sweat it -- Stan's makes the NEO End Caps just for that purpose. Pick the ones you need, pop the stock caps out, and these will willingly take their place.