Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)
Shimano / SRAM · 8/9/10/11-speed · min 11T
Quick answer
The most common freehub. Takes 8–11-speed HG cassettes. 11-speed road cassettes need the longer road body (HG-road); MTB 11-speed fits the standard HG. 25 trainers offer a Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) body, and 23 ship with it as standard.
Trainers offering this freehub
- Wahoo KICKR CORE 2(included)
- Wahoo KICKR V6 (2022)(included)
- Wahoo KICKR MOVE(included)
- Zwift Hub One(sold separately)
- Tacx NEO 3M(included)
- Tacx Flux 2 Smart(included)
- Tacx Flux S Smart(included)
- Elite Suito-T(included)
- Elite Direto XR(included)
- Saris H3(included)
- JetBlack VOLT V2(included)
- Wahoo KICKR CORE (1st gen)(included)
- Tacx NEO 2T(included)
- Elite Avanti(included)
- Elite Zumo(included)
- Wahoo KICKR V5 (2020)(included)
- Tacx NEO 2(included)
- Zwift Hub (classic)(included)
- Van Rysel D100(sold separately)
- Magene T300(included)
- Saris H2(included)
- Elite Justo(included)
- JetBlack WhisperDrive Smart(included)
- Kinetic R1(included)
- Xplova Noza S(included)
Frequently asked questions
The most common freehub. Takes 8–11-speed HG cassettes. 11-speed road cassettes need the longer road body (HG-road); MTB 11-speed fits the standard HG. It accepts 8/9/10/11-speed cassettes with a smallest cog of 11 teeth.