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Benandemu":1h6j210v said:Surely using alloy axles is no different from what most hub manufacturers do in their quest to drop weight.
If I cast my eye over my own collection of hubs they are all alloy axles...
White Industries
Hope
Middleburn
Nuke proof
I would rather use ti, but alloy should be fine.
Even if it snapped, it's still clamped in the fork!
Cheers for info, I'll get hunting...
For threaded they changed the design and generally increased the diameters to cope with the hubs , the thinner axle models e.g hope lightweight use cartridge bearing designed around no threads, they where also quite flexy because of this hence the rapid increase it large 'suspension' hubs