Motorcycle Wheel Hubs
Front and rear hub solutions based on confirmed axle, bearing, brake, spoke and dimensional interfaces.
The hub connects multiple safety-critical interfaces
A motorcycle wheel hub must coordinate with the axle, bearings, brake system, spokes, rim and wheel position. Small dimensional differences can affect assembly and compatibility, so model names or photographs alone may not be sufficient.
Manufacturing capability includes hub die casting, CNC machining, surface finishing and coordination with complete wheel assembly where required.
Key product decisions
Each supply proposal is built from confirmed interfaces and buyer requirements.
Axle & bearing interfaces
Axle bore, bearing seats, spacing and related dimensions are reviewed against the approved requirement.
Brake configuration
Drum, disc and mounting details must be identified with the relevant dimensions and front or rear application.
Spoke geometry
Spoke-hole count, location and drilling arrangement are coordinated with the rim and lacing pattern.
Machining & finish
Machined features and surface requirements are controlled according to the confirmed drawing or sample.
Information to confirm
This table is a buyer-information guide, not a claim that every configuration is currently available.
| Front or rear application | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
|---|---|
| Motorcycle model and market variant | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Hub material | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Axle bore and axle interface | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Bearing type, quantity and dimensions | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Brake configuration | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Brake-drum or disc-mounting dimensions | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Spoke-hole count and arrangement | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Overall width and critical offsets | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Speedometer-drive or sprocket interface where applicable | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Surface finish and color | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Drawing, approved sample or catalog reference | Confirmed according to application and approved technical requirements |
| Product code | Available on request |
| Packaging | Standard or customizable |
| MOQ | Confirmed according to product and order requirements |
| Compatible motorcycle model | Please provide the motorcycle model, drawing, photo or sample |
Flexible formats for professional buyers
Final scope depends on technical feasibility, commercial review and written order confirmation.
Front hub programs
Configurations reviewed for axle, bearings, brake and any applicable drive or mounting interfaces.
Rear hub programs
Configurations reviewed for brake, sprocket-side, axle, bearing and wheel-alignment requirements where applicable.
Model-specific development
Existing or custom hubs can be evaluated from drawings, samples and written acceptance requirements.
From technical review to repeat orders
Phyda connects product selection with manufacturing review, sample or trial-order planning, requirement-led inspection, packaging confirmation and shipment coordination.
For recurring programs, a clear product code, approved drawing or sample, controlled revision and written acceptance requirements help maintain consistency between orders.
Help us identify the correct configuration
For an efficient hub inquiry, provide the motorcycle model and market, front or rear position, brake type, axle and bearing information, spoke count, key dimensions, estimated quantity, detailed photos and any available drawing or sample.
Do not rely only on a motorcycle model name. Market variants and production years may use different wheel specifications.
Have a model, drawing or sample to review?
Share your product requirements and target quantity for an application-led discussion.
