Our spearhead hub - Ratchet EXP paired with ceramic bearings.
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Product details
Lighter, stiffer, more precise and easier to maintain - the strengths of
the 180 hub are further enhanced with the new DT Swiss Ratchet EXP®
technology.
The ultra-reliable freehub system transfers the highest pedaling loads
resulting in direct power transmission.
Smooth-running SINC Ceramic bearings bring a decisive advantage with
their extremely low rolling resistance. DT Swiss 180 hubs - the ultimate
in lightweight, stiffness and durability.
Freehub system
Ratchet EXP 36
Ratchet EXP
The all new Ratchet EXP: Superior reliability, simple maintenance and increased stiffness.
Technology
We believe in the art of engineering and strive for sophistication in the product development process. Our guiding idea is to constantly push barriers with our inhouse developed technologies.
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Lightweight and easy to maintain with the Ratchet EXP system, the 180 hub transmits the rider's power directly for a smooth ride, courtesy of SINC Ceramic bearings.
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The 180 is the hub used on the most prestigious DT Swiss wheels. Lighter, stiffer and easier to maintain are just some of the features that make it a decisive advantage, whether between the tape during a race or on a training ride.
According to your selection 180 we found 4 models. Please use the model finder above to narrow down the models. Select the model for which you need product support.
Are you looking for the user manual, searching for compatible replacement parts, or do you want to know which components are installed in your product?
All this information is stored in our useful Product Support. By entering the 7-digit DT Swiss ID or scanning the corresponding QR code / dot code with your mobile camera, you can easily identify your product. Please note that the dot code can only be read with this specific scan reader.
Since 2020, all wheels and suspension products are equipped with the 7-digit DT Swiss ID. If your product does not have a DT Swiss ID, you can also identify it using the filter function or the material number. Here you can find everything about the exact positioning of the DT Swiss ID on our products.
Under Product Support, you will find exact details of all conversion options for your product (wheel, hub). First go to Product Support and select your product using the DT Swiss ID or filter. Under "Conversion" you will find the exact details for all conversion options. You will also find helpful How To videos and manuals.
Regular hub service is worth it! Dust and dirt cause wear parts to wear out faster, which can impair function. We recommend cleaning the hub every 12 months and lubricating it with a suitable grease. Here you can find How To videos and user manuals for hub servicing. If you need to replace a ratchet, please contact our Service Center or a dealer.
There are various reasons why the freehub may be stuck. Our technical manuals can help you find the cause:
You can also convert our Pawl hubs to the Ratchet LN System. You can buy the Ratchet LN upgrade kit from dealers. The How To video explains conversion step by step.
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For MTB, boost hubs have become the new industry standard. The greater bearing distance increases the lateral stiffness of the bike and reduces ball bearing wear.
Unfortunately, you cannot convert non-boost hubs to wider distances nor boost to narrower distances (non-boost). This is because the boost hubs are wider in the center.
