🔧 Revitalize Your DT Swiss Performance with the 3-Pawl Service Kit: Enhance Performance with 3 Pawls Spring and Grease Review

Fits Easton X5 rear hubs. Although Easton has assured me there is no pawl set for this hub. Taadaa. You can see in the picture that the shiny latch on the right, which is an Easton original, doesn't have a cut right down the center for the latch. This DT set has clevises with a cut right down the middle. However, the radius, size and fit are perfect for the hub I installed them in. I saved over $70 with this kit compared to buying a brand new hub as recommended by Easton 🙄

I thought my chain was broken then thought my switch was broken but had no idea what was broken. When removing the rear wheel, broken parts were discovered that I didn't recognize. After a quick search on YouTube I ordered this service kit with 3 dogs. With quick cleaning and lubricating. surprisingly easy and quick. The bike is back on track. Perfect fit for my DT Swiss M1900 on the Canyon Spectral. Love the low cost and ease of use. You will need a chain whip and sprocket puller to get into…

They look VERY good quality, well made, spring and lube included but the shape is slightly different than 4 pawl hubs and they don't bounce. after install on. You may find that the diameter of the rotating surface is slightly different, they don't fully fit the space on the cartridge body, the included spring is smaller in diameter than the 4 pawl spring, and even using your 4 pawl spring. they don't float, they just float. I think I have a Novatec D712SB cassette body and am still trying to…

My Bontrager rear hub lugs blew up a few weeks ago and I noticed that Bontrager doesn't sell a replacement and neither does Formula, the maker of the Bontrager hub. You CAN buy a FreeHub case, but paying over $55 for a $3 part is insane. These dogs looked the same and could always return, so I ordered them and tried them out. The only difference I could tell is that the "cut" where the spring sits is dead on the DT pawls and slightly off-center. at the nodes of the formula. It does not matter…