Industry Nine Solix SYSTEM Rear Hub - Centerlock

This is Industry Nine's endurance hub, and at its heart is something we built from scratch because nobody else had done it yet. A continuously phased freehub mechanism (also featured in Hydra2) – patented, exclusive to us – where five pawls and a 121-tooth drive ring create 605 points of engagement. The first pawl fires the instant you put down power. The ones behind it load progressively, ready for whatever torque follows. Fast response. Real-world reliability. In a package that doesn't weigh you down or wear you out over the long haul.

The SOLiX platform carries nearly two decades of MTB wheel-building conviction into an ultralight durable package. The drag is lower. The sealing is the most robust system we have ever built. The engagement is immediate and holds under pressure – not a trick of perception, but an engineering reality built by people who take that kind of thing personally.
We didn't build SOLiX to compete. We built it because the riders pointing their wheels toward the horizon deserved something that wouldn't stop working before they did.

This is Industry Nine's endurance hub, and at its heart is something we built from scratch because nobody else had done it yet. A continuously phased freehub mechanism (also featured in Hydra2) – patented, exclusive to us – where five pawls and a 121-tooth drive ring create 605 points of engagement. The first pawl fires the instant you put down power. The ones behind it load progressively, ready for whatever torque follows. Fast response. Real-world reliability. In a package that doesn't weigh you down or wear you out over the long haul.

The SOLiX platform carries nearly two decades of MTB wheel-building conviction into an ultralight durable package. The drag is lower. The sealing is the most robust system we have ever built. The engagement is immediate and holds under pressure – not a trick of perception, but an engineering reality built by people who take that kind of thing personally.
We didn't build SOLiX to compete. We built it because the riders pointing their wheels toward the horizon deserved something that wouldn't stop working before they did.