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SeaSucker HUSKE Plugs; 20x100mm (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)
Item CH17489
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A
Features
- Comes With One Pair Of 20x100mm Thru-Axle Plugs
- 20x100mm Hubs Are Common On Many Downhill Mountain Bikes
- Molded From Super-Durable Glass-Filled Nylon
- Designed Specifically For 20x100mm Thru-Axle Bikes
- Universal Fit; Some Adaptation May Be Required, But Not Suitable For Fat Bikes
Description
Premium Bike Transport Solution. The SeaSucker HUSKE Plugs 20x100mm provide an essential adapter for transporting bikes with 20x100mm front hubs using the HUSKE Fork Mount system. They secure into the fork mount and accommodate specific thru-axle dimensions to ensure a stable and secure fit while transporting BMX and downhill mountain bikes.
Construction and Appearance. These plugs are precision molded from super-durable glass-filled nylon, a robust material known for its strength and resistance to wear and environmental elements, ensuring long-lasting performance under extreme conditions.
Installation. Installation is straightforward as the plugs snap directly into the HUSKE Fork Mount without any need for modification or drilling. This user-friendly design allows for quick swaps between different axle sizes with minimal effort.
Application. Designed to fit 20x100mm thru-axle front hubs typically found on various downhill mountain and BMX bikes. Universal fitment may require minor adaptation; this product is not suitable for fat bikes.
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