I've got a single speed, so i've just got a normal bmx freewheel on the hub, right now it's a 16tooth on the side i don't really use, but i bought a 14t to replace it with, but the inside diameter of the sprocket was way too small for the hub, do you sell different sized hubs, or how does that work? i've just never seen one with threads that small, so it kinda confused me....
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10timesbetter said:
I've got a single speed, so i've just got a normal bmx freewheel on the hub, right now it's a 16tooth on the side i don't really use, but i bought a 14t to replace it with, but the inside diameter of the sprocket was way too small for the hub, do you sell different sized hubs, or how does that work? i've just never seen one with threads that small, so it kinda confused me....
Yeah,30 mm x 1mm and 1.37"(about 34.8mm) x 24 tpi.
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