This photo shows the engaged position (when you start pedaling) with help from the WunderSpoke...The piece that broke off of the freehub body (first photo) is what is supposed to engage the indents which then pushes the plate which in turn rotates and moves the "teeth" (the 6 pairs that you see near the rubber seal) that engage the teeth that are machined in the freehub body. That's how it's SUPPOSED to work... They should take notes from the folks at Hugi...which in my opinion has the best design.
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April 10, 2005
This photo shows the
This photo shows the engaged position (when you start pedaling) with help from the WunderSpoke...The piece that broke off of the freehub body (first photo) is what is supposed to engage the indents which then pushes the plate which in turn rotates and moves the "teeth" (the 6 pairs that you see near the rubber seal) that engage the teeth that are machined in the freehub body. That's how it's SUPPOSED to work... They should take notes from the folks at Hugi...which in my opinion has the best design.
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