The 240S line from DT Swiss has become the go to choice for aftermarket mountain hubs with an impeccable reputation for being light weight, easily serviceable, and smooth spinning. The DT Swiss 240S 20mm Thru Axle hub starts with a forged aluminum hub shell and adds precision sealed... read more

If you don’t want a stock wheelset, you owe it to yourself to consider DT Swiss hubs. The 240 is a super hub. The 190 is that much better, like a 240 and a bag of chips, only the chips taste better and make you lighter and faster. The improvement is more than the 53g you save by going... read more

The DT Swiss RWS Thru Bolt provides a new take on the thru axle. Laufradbefestigungssystem. In other words, a Ratchet Wheelmounting System (RWS). It has the looka quick release (minus the springs), but in place of a lever attached to a cam, there’s a lever attached to a bolt head. Turn... read more

The DT Swiss RWS Skewer system takes the quick release in a new direction. Laufradbefestigungssystem. In other words, a Ratchet Wheelmounting System (RWS). It has the springs, adjustable nut, and shaft of a quick release, but in place of a lever attached to a cam, there’s a lever... read more

Hügi. We bring the name up when discussing DT Swiss because these hubs are updates of the much-lauded Hügi hubs of the 1990s. In many ways, the DT Swiss, which we think are pretty understated, is much flashier than its predecessor. The black anodized hub with the swiss cross and bolt "240s"... read more

DT-Swiss is so good Shimano was happy to license the Centerlock hub design to them. We've already written scads on the beauty and function of DT-Swiss hubs, so we won't bore you here by singing the praises again. The association does both right and the customer benefits the most. The... read more

Swiss precision can be seen and heard in DT Swiss rear hubs. The bearings run smooth and quiet behind contact-free seals while the famed Hügi cassette freewheels with a distinctive and enjoyable whir. If you haven't been around cycling long enough to remember Hügi ask your friends. When the... read more

DT Swiss' Centerlock rear hub outdoes its 6-bolt disc hub. The difference is the weight. Because there doesn't need to be a hunk of metal for the disc to bolt onto, the hub can be even lighter, and we think 258g is an impressive number for a hub that can take years of use and abuse.

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Make your Centerlock hubs more versatile. This simple adapter comes with a six-pin ring that slides over the Centerlock splines, and a lockring to clamp it down. With this adapter, Centerlock hubs can be used with any 6-bolt disc system. Seems like a small deal, unless you’ve ever had to pull... read more