Single speed.. go faster?

Posted on Sat 19th, April 2008

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• #26

_JD

please. :D
• #27

rideordie

you can get bmx freewheels down to about 13teeth.
ive got one sitting here made by khe i think odessey make them too.
• #28

[deleted]

you can get bmx freewheels down to about 13teeth.
ive got one sitting here made by khe i think odessey make them too.

the small bmx freewheels (generally under 16t) have a special smaller thread which is bmx specific though. so it won't fit on a road hub.
• #29

skoota

go fixed and souple
• #30

_JD

I've just got the 16t fitted.. Much better!
• #31

-=Mike=-

Sorry if this is an obvious question but would a standard BMX freewheel fit on to a 700c wheel with a freewheel for a threaded hub?

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