Halo XL Hex Key Skewer Set

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Lightweight Cr-Mo threaded rod with an hex key fitting and coloured alloy end covers.

The absence of any lever means these skewers offer improved security and reduced weight over a traditional QR skewer.

Features a steel ‘no-turn tab’ to prevent the end cone from rotating whilst doing up or removing. There’s also a 15 x 3mm cone spanner recess cut into nut, just in case the ‘no-turn’ tab cannot operate.

Features:

Cr-Mo rods
Steel ‘no-turn’ tabbed washer insert
Serrated alloy frame grip surfaces
15mm cone spanner holding back-up on nut
Black, Gold anodised or White Powder Coated.

Maximum width skewers can be used with:

Front 122mm – (100mm hub width, plus 11mm dropout either side)
Rear 155mm – (135mm hub width, plus 10mm dropout either side)

Important information: Not recommended for aggressive off road use.
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Overall Product Rating 4 / 5
Just the job!
By Jon.C
12 Dec 2023
5 / 5
I recommend this product
ConsNone
ProsSecurity
Quick and easy replacement for standard quick release wheel skewers.
A little bit of piece of mind for when you need to park your bike.
Good Quality
By Mark
27 Jul 2023
5 / 5
I recommend this product
I bought these XL version for a cargo bike (Benno Boost) as i wanted to remove the quick release one.

Yes, they aren't locking ones but offer some protection as a 5mm hex key is needed.

They are longer than standard and fit well. If they are too long it's a few moments to cut through the protruding part of the skewer with a hacksaw so you have a tidy fit.
Only for super thick dropouts
By Mark
10 Jul 2018
3 / 5
I recommend this product
ConsOnly order XL if you have massively thick dropouts
ProsWell made, very light
I bought a pair of these in error. They are far too wide for my MTB. Fortunately the thread goes quite far along the skewer so I was able to cut the excess off (10mm from the rear, something like 30mm from the front). Suggest ordering the non-XL set unless you have REALLY REALLY thick dropouts.
Otherwise I am 100% happy with the skewers. Weight saving of 100g from a pair of steel Shimano QR skewers and a slight improvement in wheel security when I chain my bike up at the railway station.
Quick Release Alternative
By Ciaran M
20 Feb 2018
3 / 5
I recommend this product
Fitted the front axle skewer. It fits and clamps the wheel in place.

The thread of the bolt extends somewhat significantly past the nut. I will probably cut the thread down so that it is flush with the outer edge of the nut. Obviously, this depends on the size of your fork dropout.
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Are these compatible with my Thorn Triple?
By
29 Jun 2022
Spacing on the outside of the rear dropouts in about 159mm
No they are not, sorry. I have edited the description to be clearer:
Maximum width skewers can be used with:

Front 122mm – (100mm hub width, plus 11mm dropout either side)
Rear 155mm – (135mm hub width, plus 10mm dropout either side)
RT 30/06/2022
This axle is compatible with trainer?
By
24 Nov 2019
I am sure you could, but its a pretty lightweight axle, we would not directly suggest it.

Thanks - 25/11/19
Are These The Correct Size For My Bike?
By
11 Apr 2014
What does the 100mm and 135mm refer to? Is it the gap in the frame/forks that the wheels fit between or is it the total skewer length? These don't look 11mm or even 10mm thick either... I'm a bit baffled. I need to replace the QR skewers on my mountain bike.
Hi,

The 100mm and 135mm refer to the dropout spacing's, so yes, the gap between your frame/forks. The 11mm and 10mm is the maximum thickness of the frame/fork material at the dropout that is allowed to be used with these. These are quite thick dropouts hence why these are considered XL.

Thanks.