Name: Profile Racing "Elite Female Titan Driver" Cassette Hub - polished | female | LHD 9T
Brand: Profile Racing
SKU: 16644-1-203,10-784,20-844
Price: 534.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Profile Racing "Elite Female Titan Driver" Cassette Hub

534.95 EUR

[incl. 19% VAT excl. shipping]

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  - polished | female | LHD 9T

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Weight (in kg): 0.38
Weight (in lbs): 0.84
Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
Product ID (PID): 16644

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The Profile Racing "Elite Female Titan Driver" Cassette Hub has a 6 pawl driver for 204 points of engagement means instant forward motion at the first application of pedal pressure. The Profile Racing "Elite Female Titan Driver" Cassette Hub got famous in BMX Race, BMX Park and BMX Trails.

Note : If the status is "availability notification after order received" then the delivery time is usually 3-5 weeks because the product is first produced by Profile in the US and then shipped.

Facts: Profile Racing "Elite Female Titan Driver" Cassette Hub

Material Hub Shell: 6061-T6 aluminum
Holes: 36H
Axle: 10mm (3/8"), Female, aluminum
Cones: aluminum, threadless
Bolts: CrMo, inch threat, for 5/16" allen key
Driver: titanium, 9T, 6 springs and 6 pawls
Drive Side: right (RHD) or left (LHD) (selectable as an option)
Teeth Size: 1/2" x 1/8"
Bearing: Sealed Bearings (SB)
Extra: 6 pawl driver for 204 points of engagement means instant forward motion at the first application of pedal pressure