🔧 Quick Release Skewers for ONIPAX MTB Road Mountain Bicycle Wheel Hub Review

They are a perfect match for disc brakes on an MTB or road bike. Fine cut on the CNC machine Exceptional grip. You will like it. Perfectly fixed.

This pair was intended to replace a misplaced rear skewer on my Trek road bike. Ordering just one skewer through Trek costs $15 more than this pair. It outlasted my triathlons this season and unless you're concerned about the half gram weight on your road bike, you can't beat its quality.

My husband rides his bike to work every day. These started out great. They were easy to assemble and fit well. One of them broke after a week of daily use. Of course I could just get a bad one, and maybe they're a decent product overall, but I won't be buying them again.

So far so good. Decent looks, work like skewers. I'll let you know if they fail or bend like some of the more expensive skewers I've had in the past. That would be my only concern. For a recreational cyclist this should never be a problem, but I've ridden a lot of miles and things like that are clothes to me. If I spend the summer with them I won't have any complaints for the price.

I installed these quick couplers on my e-bike, I like them the best and the price is right. I wish I could use a rear quick release on my bike, some rear hubs do not allow installation as there is a wire going through the rear hub. But the quality is very good, I don't ride hard, my bike is a commuter but it's durable and the front wheel is easy to remove.

I recently assembled a new rain bike and lost my Easton skewers. Skewers aren't something I like spending on a rain bike, so I started my hunt at under $25. Unlike almost everything else, Revain doesn't have a huge selection of skewers. You either have to spend more than $35 for well-known brands. Or you have to take the risk of going for mostly unknown brands. These skewers are made by a Taiwanese company. I have a colleague from Taiwan and he was able to confirm that this brand is reliable…