Disc Type: 6-Bolt

XMR Front Hub

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For those of you committed to the 6 bolt disc rotor standard, the XMR’s are perfect for mountain and touring builds due to their robust and durable design, but they are equally at home on road and gravel bikes because of their low weight and classic high flange design.

Designed around the ISO 6 bolt rotor mounting standard, the XMR rotates on two Enduro brand bearings, and are made here in our Petaluma, Ca. shop. They are available in six spoke drillings, seven colors, and three axle configurations. That’s 126 different variations!

September 5, 2020
XMR Rear Hub

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As with all our hubs, the XMR (Cross Mountain Road) draws on over 30 years worth of hub manufacturing experience and real world testing, going back to the “Ti Cassette Hub” we introduced in 1992. We’ve been doing this for a long time, and every White Industries hub we make has that original DNA in it; simple, durable, dependable.

For those of you committed to the 6 bolt disc rotor standard, the XMR’s are perfect for mountain and touring builds due to their robust and durable design, but they are equally at home on road and gravel bikes because of their low weight and classic high flange design.

Designed around the ISO 6 bolt rotor mounting standard, the XMR rotates on four Enduro brand bearings: two in the 6061-T6 aluminum hub shell, and two in the 6/4 titanium freehub body. XMR’s are made here in our Petaluma, Ca. shop, and available in six spoke drillings, seven colors, two axle configurations, and five different freehub bodies. That’s 420 different variations!

September 5, 2020
XMR+ Boost Rear Hub

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As with all our hubs, the XMR+ (Cross Mountain Road Boost) draws on over 30 years worth of hub manufacturing experience and real world testing, going back to the “Ti Cassette hub” we introduced in 1992. We’ve been doing this for a long time, and every White Industries hub we make has that original DNA in it; simple, durable, dependable.

The XMR+ is perfect for Boost spaced mountain and gravel bikes because of their low weight and clean, minimalist look, as well as their robust and durable design. Designed around the ISO 6 bolt rotor mounting standard, the core of the rear XMR+ is a heat treated, black-oxided 4130 steel axle with aluminum axle ends, rotating on four Enduro brand bearings: two in the 6061-T6 aluminum hub shell, and two in the 6/4 titanium freehub body. XMR+’s are made here in our Petaluma, Ca. shop, and available in four spoke drillings, seven colors, and five different freehub bodies.

September 5, 2020
ENO Disc Hub

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The eccentric axle ENO Disc hubs are called “ENO ECC Disc” hubs, and allow you to convert your vertical dropout frame to singlespeed or fixed gear, offering 20mm of total fore-aft adjustment. This comes in a 135mm axle width and uses bolts with stepped washers to hold the hub in the frame.

The straight axle ENO Disc hubs are simply called “ENO Disc” hubs. These are designed to be used with frames that have either slotted horizontal dropouts, adjustable dropouts, or an eccentric bottom bracket. They come in 135mm and 12mm x 142mm Thru. The 135mm axle width uses bolts with stepped washers to hold the hub in the frame, while the 12mm x 142mm Thru axle version uses a 12mm Thru axle (supplied by you, to fit your frame) to hold the hub in the frame.

October 6, 2022
XMRT Rear Tandem Hub

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As with all our hubs, the XMRT (Cross Mountain Road Tandem) draws on over 30 years’ worth of hub manufacturing experience and real-world testing, going back to the “Ti Cassette Hub” we introduced in 1992. We’ve been doing this for a long time, and every White Industries hub we make has that original DNA in it; simple, durable, dependable.

The XMRT is a tandem-specific 6-bolt disc rear hub designed around the QR x 145mm axle spacing standard which is (mostly) unique to tandems. The hub shell is designed specifically around this axle standard and puts the disc rotor in the correct spot for the ISO 6 bolt rotor/caliper alignment standard. This is not simply a standard XMR hub with a wider axle! That would not work because the disc rotor would end up 10mm shy of lining up with the disc caliper.

The XMRT rotates on four Enduro brand bearings: two in the 6061-T6 aluminum hub shell, and two in the 6/4 titanium freehub body. XMRT’s are made here in our Petaluma, Ca. shop, and available in four spoke drillings, two colors, two axle configurations, and four different freehub bodies.

September 5, 2020

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