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Shimano m475 freehub

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g force

Discussion Starter · Jan 10, 2010

Hi

I have an shimano m475 hub and i need to change the freehub, and i don't know if i can get it from http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=1161. From that list i suppose i can go with the FH-5600 or the m565, since shimano freehubs are all compatible, except XTR, but is this really true? If not, where can i get a freehub for an m475 shimano hub online?

Thanks in advance.

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InvictaS1

· #2 · Jan 10, 2010

a new freehub usually is about $20, an entire hub doesnt cost much more than that. just buy a new hub, swap all the new parts over to your current hub. that way you'll have a new freehub, bearings, axle, seals, ect.

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g force

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jan 11, 2010

And if i really just want to get a new freehub? Anyone into the shimano freehubs scene?

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One Pivot

· #4 · Jan 11, 2010

yeah, relacing an entire wheel just for a freehub is pretty crazy. just toss a freehub on it

http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/HU408Z13-Shimano+9+Speed+Hg+Freehub+Body.aspx?sc=FRGL

jenson has them for 25-35 bucks. xt m756 is 30 bucks. you cant use the new xt freehubs, the axle setup on them is completely different.. all the other ones should completely interchange.

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mtnbiker72

· #5 · Jan 11, 2010

If your ordering from CRC, then get the M760/M765 XT...it will work fine (the new XT M770/775 will not work as mentioned by One Pivot)

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