ZTTO MTB M1 Boost hubs 28H 54T Ratchet

Started by Colt__Seavers, July 08, 2020, 03:05:30 AM

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h-habilis

Quote from: Specialf. on July 23, 2024, 05:39:43 AM
Good morning everyone, I also purchased this m1 hub with 54t movement disastrous result, only after 5km of testing the


Bummer to hear about the poor performance, from what I've read, even the gen 1 DT 54t hubs were questionable.  Rule #1 do not go with the 54t variants, only go with the 36t or 18t ratchets and use a super light lube in them.  You should be able to get the lower tooth count star sets from Ztto if issues persist and pop them in.  Trailbike 1 now at 32K km, trailbike 2 at 24K km, original stars, bearings, and springs, both freehubs cleaned and relubed about every 2.5K km when replacing cassettes.

Specialf.

Last night I tested the rear hub well.
before going out I cleaned, degreased and blew the ratchets well, then I lubricated only the parts that rub with grease, a little grease and not thick.
during the ride the hub was perfect.  never a hiring problem.
When I assembled it for the first time, I mistakenly filled the freewheel with stringy grease and it probably prevented movement, even creating suction cup or thickness effects; this was due to the malfunction.

kazuviking

Sorry to necro but how do i decode the measurement given by ZTTO on the R2 hub? I asked them on ali about the spoke offset or to calcualte the spoke legth for the rims and all i got was crickets. I get the flange and to center measurement but it gives no spoke offset, questionable right flange numbers for the front hub and gives 3 ones for the rear, 1.16mm, 0,64mm and 1.97mm. I don't wanna get wrong spoke lenghts as i have the DT A510 rims on order that comes with hidden alu nipples which costs 2.5€ EACH if i mess up. Got the rims at a clearance sale so now stuck with them.
Thanks in advance.