Description
Excess Thru Axle 20mm Rear
Product Overview
The Excess Thru Axle is a 20mm rear axle system engineered for 20mm through-axle rear hubs. Including precision washers for custom spacing, it enables fine-tuned wheel alignment and secure retention across varied frame geometries and spacing requirements.
Key Features
- 20mm Thru-Axle Design — Industry-standard 20mm diameter provides secure wheel retention and eliminates axle flex under racing loads
- Precision Washers Included — Four included washers (two 1mm and two 2mm) enable custom spacing adjustments for optimal frame and hub compatibility
- Adjustable Spacing Range — Minimum 130mm to maximum 136mm total length accommodates varied frame rear dropout spacing and hub widths
- Alloy Construction — Lightweight alloy material reduces weight without compromising strength or durability under racing conditions
- Universal Hub Compatibility — Works with any 20mm thru-axle rear hub design without frame or hub modification
- Precision Engineering — Tight tolerances ensure consistent fit and secure wheel alignment across assembly variations
- Custom Fit Capability — Included washer options enable precise spacing for optimal drivetrain geometry and chain tension
Technical Specifications
- Axle Type: 20mm thru-axle
- Material: Alloy
- Wheel Position: Rear
- Total Length Range: 130mm minimum to 136mm maximum (fully assembled, measured outside to outside)
- Included Spacers: Four washers (two 1mm, two 2mm)
- Spacing Flexibility: 6mm adjustment range via spacer combinations
- Installation: Direct thru-axle mount into 20mm compatible rear hubs
Compatibility and Ideal Use Cases
Compatible exclusively with 20mm thru-axle rear hubs. Works with frames designed for 20mm rear axle systems. The included spacer options accommodate varied frame spacing and hub widths without requiring additional components. Ideal for riders with 20mm rear hubs requiring precise wheel alignment and custom spacing adjustments. Suited for competitive racing applications where exact drivetrain geometry is critical. Recommended for complete bike builds, wheel replacements, or addressing spacing inconsistencies between frame and hub combinations.

