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Carbon-TiX-Lock EVO 12x1.0 X-12 (159 mm) Rear Thru-Axle

$74.00
Built for
  • road
  • gravel
  • mtb
Key specs
Color
Matte Black

Does it fit my bike?

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Specifications

Thread
M12x1.0
Axle diameter
12 mm
Total length
159 mm
Threaded section
16.5 mm
Head
Conical, 3.5 mm thick
Axle standard
12x142 Syntace X-12
Hub spacing
12x142
Tool to fit
6 mm hex key (not included)
Weight
30 g
Material
7075-T6 aluminum alloy
Finish
Color anodized: Matte Black
Made in
Italy

What's included

  • One Carbon-Ti X-Lock EVO 12x1.0 X-12 (159 mm) Rear Thru-Axle (in the color you select)

Not included: A hex key, and any hub end caps, washers or spacers. The axle is tightened with a 6 mm hex key, which is a standard tool and is not in the box.

Will it fit your bike?

Compatible with

  • Frames built to the 12x142 Syntace X-12 standard, taking a 159 mm axle with an M12x1.0 thread
  • Cannondale: Scalpel 29er (2013-2015)
  • Canyon:
    • Lux CF (2014-2015)
    • Gran Canyon CF (2014-2015)
  • Specialized:
    • S-Works Aethos (2021)
    • Tarmac SL8 Disc (2024-2025)
    • Tarmac SL7 / SL6 Disc (2019-2023)
    • S-Works Crux (2019-2021)
    • Venge Disc (2019-2020)
    • S-Works Epic (2011-2017)
    • S-Works Stumpjumper HT (2015-2016)

Not compatible with

  • Frames built for a different axle length, thread pitch or axle diameter

Confirm before ordering

If you are not sure of your frame's axle length or thread pitch, measure the axle already in the bike.

You can also ask your bike mechanic, or contact Hammer & Howl before ordering.

Three things decide fit: the length, the thread pitch and the axle diameter. This axle is 159 mm long, M12x1.0, and 12 mm across, with a 16.5 mm threaded section.

Newer model years and other frames may also fit. Measure the axle your bike came with, or check your frame maker's axle specification.