Industry Nine Hydra 2 DJ System Wheelset
Industry Nine Hydra 2 DJ System
The Hydra 2 DJ is engineered to bridge the gap between "intention and execution." Because dirt jumpers often need to generate speed in very short distances, the Hydra 2 hub’s instant engagement is a massive advantage for technical "pedal-kicks" and accelerating into lips. The wheelset is built around the DJ305 rim, which is a specialized 26" version of their gravity-rated alloy rims, offering a wide platform for high-pressure DJ tyres.
The Stiffest 26" Chassis
The defining feature of the DJ System is the use of 32 straight-pull aluminium spokes. Unlike traditional steel spokes that can stretch or flex under heavy rotational forces, these oversized 7075-T6 spokes create a incredibly rigid structure. This "point-and-shoot" accuracy is vital when you are navigating the tight transitions of a world-class slopestyle course or a local concrete bowl.
The Industry Nine Hydra 2 DJ (Dirt Jump) wheelset is the specialist choice for slopestyle, pump tracks, and technical street sessions. Built exclusively in a 26" diameter, it utilises Industry Nine’s signature System chassis—pairing direct-thread aluminium spokes with a reinforced alloy rim to create a wheel with almost zero lateral flex, which is essential when landing sideways or carving high-G berms
Customsiation through Industry Nine's Anolab:
Simply go to the Anolab here and build your preferred wheelset. Add it to theIndustry Nine cart (don't worry about price etc, we are just after the code their builder generates) get their custom code such as in the picture below. Pop this code into the comments box when ordering from us and we can make sure you get what you are after. Any problems get in touch and we can do it for you.
Our Wheelbuilders' opinion:
In Dirt Jumping, weight is important, but stiffness is king. Traditional steel-spoke wheels can feel "rubbery" when you are deep in a high-G berm or putting in a massive "crank-flip" effort. The Hydra 2 DJ System removes that lag. It feels incredibly solid underfoot, giving you the confidence that the wheel won't flex into your fork lowers or frame stays during a heavy sideways landing.
