Open your wheel box

Inside you will find a bag with spare spokes and a small box which contains the axle, freehub body and cone wrenches.

Pull out the wheel and remove the packaging

Remove the freehub cap

Open the axle box and remove your hub axle, a tube of freehub grease and a pair of axle wrenches for tightening the endcaps. LG1 wheels you will include a set of 157mm endcap plugs

Note that the 2 steel axle wrenches also have a spoke wrench on one side and bottle opener on the other.

First, make sure the non-drive endcap seal is seated on the endcap as shown

Next, check the rubber pawl protector and make sure it is compressing all the pawls

Also check for the freehub shim, this will sit between the freehub and the hub body

Remove the non-drive side endcap and slide the axle into the hub

Make sure the freehub shim is sandwiched between the freehub body and the black tube that protrudes from the main hub body

Pull the tab on the rubber ring, the ring will split at the slit and slide off the freehub body

Make sure the axle is fully seated in the hub shell and that the pawls are ratcheting properly

Thread on the non-drive side endcap

Using the provided cone wrenches, tighten the axle to snug plus 60 degrees.

We recommend checking the axle torque after the first couple rides