ZR1 HUB

101 XPLR

• How do I change the endcaps of my ZR1 hub?
See the Zipp ZR1 Service Manual for instructions, tools list, and details on the service. See more
• How do I service my ZR1 hubs?
See the Zipp ZR1 Service Manual for instructions, tools list, and details on the service. See more
• Do you need a spacer on the XDR driver body when fitting a cassette?
For SRAM Eagle 12-speed 10-50T, Eagle 10-52T cassettes, or 11-speed 10-42T cassettes, you will need to install a 1.85mm spacer on the driver body before installing the cassette. For SRAM 12-speed r... See more
• Is the Zipp 101 XPLR hub available in Boost spacing?
No. Check out our 3ZERO MOTO wheels for Boost compatible wheelsets with Ankle Compliance. See more
• What is the hub spacing for ZR1 disc brake hubs?
Front = 100mm spacing for 12mm, 15mm, or QR.Rear = 142mm x 12mm spacing for thru axle, 135mm for QR.Wheels ship with 12mm endcaps as standard. QR or 15mm endcaps can be purchased separately. See more
• What driver bodies are offered for ZR1 hubs?
Zipp offers the ZR1 equipped XPLR 101 wheelset with XDR or SRAM/Shimano 11-speed driver bodies. A Campagnolo 12-speed driver body is available separately as a spare part: 11.2018.064.017 See more
• What bearing size does the ZR1 hub use?
The ZR1 front and rear hub shells use 61903 bearings, part number 11.2018.064.000. If you need to replace the driver body bearings, please replace the complete driver body. See more
• How many points of engagement does the Zipp ZR1 rear hub have?
With six pawls (two groups of three pawls with an offset), the ZR1 hub gives the ratchet ring with 33 teeth 66 points of engagement. See more
• What hub does the Zipp 101 XPLR wheel use?
The Zipp 101 XPLR wheelset uses the German engineered Zipp ZR1 Disc Brake hubs, Center Lock only. The Center Lock ring is included. See more