Engineered to Perform. Built in the UK.

Hope Tech hubs are renowned for their precision machining, in-house manufacturing, and long-term reliability. Each hub is crafted from a single billet of aluminium at their UK facility, and features stainless steel bearings, multiple engagement options, and serviceable internals – making them a favourite among riders who value performance and longevity.

All Hope Technology components are proudly made in Barnoldswick, England. The company designs, machines, anodises, and assembles everything under one roof, allowing for complete control over quality and consistency across the entire product range.

Yes. Hope brakes are designed with home and workshop servicing in mind. With accessible spare parts and straightforward engineering, most riders can maintain or rebuild their Hope brakes without specialist equipment – a key reason they’re trusted by mechanics and privateers alike.

For enduro and aggressive trail use, the Fortus 30 and Fortus 35 wheelsets are standout options. Paired with Hope’s Pro 5 hubs, these wheels offer a balance of strength, stiffness, and serviceability, making them ideal for demanding terrain and high-speed descents.

Spare parts for Hope components can be purchased through authorised dealers or select online retailers. Hope also provides detailed technical diagrams and part numbers to help identify exactly what’s needed for servicing or upgrades.

Hope offers a wide range of fitments to ensure compatibility with popular drivetrain systems from SRAM and Shimano. This includes freehub bodies, rotor options, and braking components, allowing for seamless integration into most bike builds.

Hope components come with a standard 2-year warranty covering manufacturing defects. The brand is known for its long-term durability, and many products are designed to be maintained and upgraded rather than replaced, reinforcing their reputation for sustainability and quality.

Hope brakes are designed, machined, and assembled entirely in the UK. From the raw material to the finished lever, caliper, and rotor, each component is built in-house at Hope’s Barnoldswick headquarters.