SRAM MTB Wheels 11.2015.019.200 Free Hub Body Kit for X9 V2 Hub

I wasn't sure this was the right freehub body I needed since my old hub was unmarked. The local bike shop mechanic said he was pretty sure this is what I needed so I took a chance and it ended up working perfectly. At this price point you're obviously not going to be putting this on any high performance racing wheels, but for what I needed - a fix for my old beater, commuter wheel set - it's perfect. I've only logged a few hundred miles since installing this, so I can't speak to the long term durability of this product, but so far it's performed well.

Was very easy to replace. Came with an 11mm hex key extension (which I bought for 8 bucks and didn't really need). I replaced one on a Formula brand hub, and the rubber axle seal included with this has the formula logo. Would buy again.

I have gone through 3 freehubs in 3 months in normal dry use. I talked to Sram, and all they will warranty the freehub for two years. The problem is they only do this through a local dealer, and the dealers in my area (Central Valley, Ca) are useless. My bike has had more downtime with this freehub than the cheap ass one that came on my bike. This freehub is built by Formula, and is very cheap about $20. If you are stuck with this freehub like I am, good luck.

Perfect fit for my 2013 Giant Anthem hub. Works perfect!

The original on mine lasted a disapointing 9 months and around 1200miles, I took the failed part back to the well known car part and bike super store where I got the bike from, they did not know what it was or where they could get it from, although to their credit they did try hard and at least phoned me to say they could'nt get it, which is more help than I got from possibly the second biggest bike shop chain in the UK!Reading some of the on line forums I realise that my experience with this part failing and identifying the spare for the Boardman is not unusual.To remove and refit it you will require an 11mm allen key, this is an unusual size, if you have a kit you will probably find you have a 10mm and a 12mm, but nothing in between, unfortunately to get to it you first have to remove the axle and the bearings, which is easy enough but adjusting them when you put it back together is a little awkward as the bearing cone sits mostly within the hub.The cause of the failure seems to be ingress of grit, although the new one seems a little better sealed I think the long term solution will be new wheels with sealed bearings and sealed freehub.

Needed a freehub body for my Boardman Road Comp Disc as Halfords have it on back order and I couldn't find a branded one which matches the existing one. Found this and ordered it but it's not an SRAM branded part but a Formula Engineering one. Also the freehub body is for sealed bearing types and not loose bearings as on my bike. Part also comes with an 11mm Allen key adapter which is good. But having to return it unfortunately. So the search continues...

Fits the 2013 Voodoo Bizango 29" factory wheel with 9 speed 11-34T cassette. Comes with 11mm hex adaptor that fits onto an 8mm hex key. To remove the existing freehub body insert the key with adaptor from the drive side and unscrew CCW.

Used for my Voodoo Bizango 9 speed, it was an exact replacement and good quality. Quick delivery and reasonable price. I would definitely recommend this and the supplier.

Great replacement part, fitted easily, even comes with the required Allen key which fits over the top of a smaller Allen key for removal of old and fitting of new. My gear change is so much more positive now, and no rattling while freewheeling.