Axle not long enough for pegs???

Maybe take out the washer? As far as I know Axels are all the same length

I'm guessing they're 14mm pegs with a tophat washer for 10mm axles? You'd be better off buying a peg for 10mm axles as using a washer with a peg is more likely to bend your axle. And some of those tophat washers look a bit flimsy to me. The thickness of the material on that part of the peg could be thicker too

If you have a short front axle, I'm guessing it came off a lower priced complete bike front wheel, so I'm also guessing that it is a loose ball bearing hub.

If that is the case you could replace it with the La Casa Axle #10, which may help. It is 145mm in length, so measure your old axle and see if this is longer.

A better solution if you have a loose ball bearing front wheel would be just to grab a new La Casa front wheel. It will come with a sealed bearing, female hub (much stronger and better for pegs), and a single wall rim for $69.99 or a double wall rim for $89.99 (much stronger!).

If you don't have a good local bike shop that can help you with this, feel free to hit us up!

transition_chris wrote:

If you have a short front axle, I'm guessing it came off a lower priced complete bike front wheel, so I'm also guessing that ...more

transition_chris wrote:

If you have a short front axle, I'm guessing it came off a lower priced complete bike front wheel, so I'm also guessing that it is a loose ball bearing hub.

If that is the case you could replace it with the La Casa Axle #10, which may help. It is 145mm in length, so measure your old axle and see if this is longer.

A better solution if you have a loose ball bearing front wheel would be just to grab a new La Casa front wheel. It will come with a sealed bearing, female hub (much stronger and better for pegs), and a single wall rim for $69.99 or a double wall rim for $89.99 (much stronger!).

If you don't have a good local bike shop that can help you with this, feel free to hit us up!

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transition_chris wrote:

If you have a short front axle, I'm guessing it came off a lower priced complete bike front wheel, so I'm also guessing that ...more

transition_chris wrote:

If you have a short front axle, I'm guessing it came off a lower priced complete bike front wheel, so I'm also guessing that it is a loose ball bearing hub.

If that is the case you could replace it with the La Casa Axle #10, which may help. It is 145mm in length, so measure your old axle and see if this is longer.

A better solution if you have a loose ball bearing front wheel would be just to grab a new La Casa front wheel. It will come with a sealed bearing, female hub (much stronger and better for pegs), and a single wall rim for $69.99 or a double wall rim for $89.99 (much stronger!).

If you don't have a good local bike shop that can help you with this, feel free to hit us up!

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Cain_Lawrence-Fancy wrote: Would this be good?

Cain_Lawrence-Fancy wrote: Would this be good?

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For $22, you're better off getting a completely new hub and building that up. $22 for a front axle is WAY too much, considering it's for an unsealed hub and who knows what material that generic brand is made of?

isnowyaznV2 wrote:

For $22, you're better off getting a completely new hub and building that up. $22 for a front axle is WAY too much, ...more

isnowyaznV2 wrote:

For $22, you're better off getting a completely new hub and building that up. $22 for a front axle is WAY too much, considering it's for an unsealed hub and who knows what material that generic brand is made of?

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Keep in mind that's $22 in Canadian, not US. I think it's closer to $15 for USD but I'm not sure, which wouldn't be THAT much for a sealed axle... but for an unsealed one, I think I'd just save for a new hub like you said. It'd be better in the long run, be stronger, & last longer.