Bike Axle CYSKY Quick Release Skewer Front Rear Bicycle Axle Wheel Hub Fit for Road Bike, Mountain Bike, MTB, BMX (1 Pair)

Bought these to convert the front wheel of my e-scooter (Hiboy VE1 Pro) to have a quick release so I could easily store it in the back of my car. Installation was easy. The scooter had sealed bearings, so some parts were not needed. The axle slipped in nicely.One caveat was that the scooters spacings were slightly different than a bike's so you'll need to buy some washers and mess around with the spacings to get the stock disk brakes to play nicely, but overall not too bad.Would prefer it to be ~1 mm longer, but then again the scooter is not quite standard (compared to bikes) and it is still usable. No comment on durability for now, but no problems after 2 miles on rough countryside roads.No comment on the longer rear axle since I was not planning on changing the rear wheel.

Great product it works perfectly

The first rear axle bent within one ride. I contacted Amazon and they got me a replacement and it's been good ever since.

I was surprised they arrived undamaged, even the dust covers, because it had a flimsy padded envelope, nothing else, not a quick rap of bubble wrap to prevent the inevitable.Anyway, what a great little set. Not only did the work "perfectly", they also saved me further fork damage and perhaps injury.I couldn't get the front wheel to seat straight and lock down properly (and safely) after two tries I realized my forks had to be bent, and sure enough, the right fork had a slight kick back, but noticeable once you see it.So, they were easy to install and fit perfectly. I can't wait to fix my fork and get some miles on them and see how they survive. 10/10

These are ok, just ok. The nuts the bearings ride on didn’t fit my wheel, but I was able to reuse the old ones. The finish quality isn’t great, rough edges, paint was scratched up. They weren’t packed well, just dumped in a plastic bag to rattle around. That said they seem to work fine (though I’ve not been on a trail yet…) and are cheap. Decent for my 90s store-brand MTB rebuild project. Nice to have QR wheels.

I was recently given an indoor bike trainer. my bike only needed the right skewer to fit that stand. my SO's bike though would've needed a replacement wheel at (using VERY round numbers here) $50-100 for the upgrade. the swap wasn't too bad to do really and I rated the "easy to install" down one star based on some headache regarding the axle length. this could have been my own fault by not measuring properly. in any case, it did work. no instructions or paperwork were included and I would base this on a typical bike repair shop purchasing this for the same purpose versus.... me. the kit did work as expected with the sole issue being the axle length came up about 5MM too long. I'll need to do some creative trimming to make it proper. also, there was one more thing. the included dust shields for the bearings were preinstalled and one had a bit of a bend in it. not really a big issue for me.

Item just came in a plastic bag, with everything just hitting each other.Because of this, the bearing races/retainers came damaged, I had to use the old ones.Whole rear axle bent on only the SECOND ride.Not worth the money, seeing as how it will only give you ONE good ride.

This is a very good product to convert a Mountain bike from Bolt-On standard axles to Quick Release axles. I used it for my Huffy MOUNTAIN 27.5" Rangeline bike that comes with 3/8" diameter bolts with NF threads.The front forks come standard in Steel and need accurate Quick Release bolts for the front (since the bolt rest point is not very wide). The Front Bolt in the kit was just about a millimeter too wide and was easy to file down to the perfect width. The Rear Bolt was perfect width. Not sure about the strength of the bolts but I do not plan on aggressive trail riding -- mainly will be going on paved bike trails and some gentle dirt trails. The skewers were perfect length and worked fine for me.