You just need a new QR axle of the right length/diameter/thread pitch
On the long term you might benefit from upgrading to a cassette hub wheel which is less prone to breaking axles than freewheel hubs.
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Yes, you can buy a replacement axle. Wheels Manufacturing has high strength ones, but they are expensive.
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You just need a new QR axle of the right length/diameter/thread pitch
On the long term you might benefit from upgrading to a cassette hub wheel which is less prone to breaking axles than freewheel hubs.
Yes, you can buy a replacement axle. Wheels Manufacturing has high strength ones, but they are expensive.
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=62763&attribute=148420&gclid=CjwKCAiA2pyuBhBKEiwApLaIO-IdDAhUDUQ3zAYIA1OgcooGRok-9E4_og9Yq5CPit_oR-RhjpFNTRoCq6gQAvD_BwE
You would need a quick release axle, which is M10 x 1.0
The length of the axle would have to match, for a 135 mm rear wheel, the axle should be [146 mm long](https://wheelsmfg.com/products/hub-parts/all-axles/axle-04.html). There are cheaper axles for sale, although wheels manufacturing axles are the best
You would need cone wrenches to remove and swap over the cones and nuts.
A replacement rear wheel may be an easier solution.
Just a side note
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