Universal Derailleur Hanger on the 2020 Trek Fuel EX 3
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What does UDH stand for? It's a new "Universal Derailleur Hanger" developed by SRAM, and Trek is among the first to adopt it with the introduction of the new Fuel EX. Expect to see it on more bikes in the future.
Side Note: How wild is that molten Project One paint job?!
Credit: Turman
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NorCalNomad
8/21/2019 8:15 PM
A "universal" part coming from the company that has been responsible for so many of the bs "standards" of the last couple years...ok sure.
onenerdykid*
8/22/2019 1:38 AM
to be fair, their standards have greatly helped simplify things moving forward, and manufacturers are giving them more business because of it. They are being rather smart with this.
Primoz
8/23/2019 11:10 AM
What 'bs standard' have they come up with besides the XD driver, which is a good solution to a driver but is not standard because Shimano had to do their own version, even though Sram is happily using the HG driver for cassettes that have a 11T smallest ring...
There are metric shocks, which are such BS that they enable you to have bearing mounts on the shock. Atrocious solution to the problem of shitty bushings that should never have been used on a bike.
Anything else? Those horrible internally routed dropper posts?