Booda Bike Rear Quick release Axle
The Possible rear quick release axle is the skewer that runs through the rear hub and clamps the wheel in quick-release dropouts.
Why a quick release axle?
Made for quick wheel changes. A quick release axle is built so the rear wheel can be removed and refitted quickly.
A spring on each side. Two coil springs sit on the rod, one under each end piece, as pictured.
Rear-wheel replacement part. It is the rear skewer, so you can replace one that is bent, lost or worn.
Who is it for?
- Owners of quick-release bikes. Who need a replacement rear skewer.
- Workshops. Who keep spare skewers for rear wheels with quick-release dropouts.
Specifications
| Product | Rear quick release axle (skewer) |
|---|---|
| Rod | Silver |
| Springs | 2 |
| End pieces | Black |
| Position | Rear wheel |
Frequently asked questions
What is this axle for?
It is the rear quick release skewer: it goes through a rear hub with a quick-release axle and clamps the wheel in the dropouts.
Which hub or frame does it fit?
Booda Bike's guides describe quick-release rear axles on Rohloff hubs, while Shimano Alfine hubs use axle nuts. We have not confirmed a hub or length for this skewer, so ask us with your hub and frame model before you order.
How is it different from the 142/12 mm thru axle?
The 142/12 mm thru axle threads into the frame and is a separate product for Booda Bike single-speed frames. This one is a skewer for quick-release dropouts.
About Booda Bike
Booda Bike builds belt-driven bicycles around steel frames, with Gates Carbon Drive belts and gear hub or single-speed drivetrains. The range includes the Banker, Hiker, Alpine, Atlas, Pulse and Sander models.
The components are standardised so that Booda Bike bicycles can be serviced at ordinary workshops, and parts like this one are also sold separately in the Booda Bike webshop.
Possible is Booda Bike's own component range, used on Booda Bike bicycles and also sold separately.