garrybmx
08-01-07, 04:07 PM
i've decided to go brakeless. can i just take the gyro off or do i have to buy a new headset or something.
FitRider 921
08-01-07, 04:37 PM
You just take the gyro off and put spacers to take up the space that the gyro had, or you can cut the steerer tube of the fork.
garrybmx
08-01-07, 08:58 PM
alright cool. i also have another question about sprockets. im currently riding a 44t sprocket. but i see more and more riders using smaller sprockets. should i switch over or should i just stay with the bigger sprocket? (i mostly ride park)
minichamp31
08-01-07, 09:02 PM
alright cool. i also have another question about sprockets. im currently riding a 44t sprocket. but i see more and more riders using smaller sprockets. should i switch over or should i just stay with the bigger sprocket? (i mostly ride park)
It doesn't really matter unless you do certain stalls and grinds. It's just so the sprocket is out of the way.
bmx2478
08-02-07, 03:11 AM
having a smaller sprocket just reduces the chances of it being bent or damaged basically.
fuzzbox
08-02-07, 03:51 AM
alright cool. i also have another question about sprockets. im currently riding a 44t sprocket. but i see more and more riders using smaller sprockets. should i switch over or should i just stay with the bigger sprocket? (i mostly ride park)
if you want to pedal more but a fast start up sure, you'll get used to it
wethepeople
08-02-07, 03:53 AM
Hey, fuzzy, do you even know what the hell you are talking about?
When you go smaller in the front, you change the back so it remains the same ratio.
fuzzbox
08-02-07, 03:56 AM
yea but some people dont change the back for same ratio
wethepeople
08-02-07, 03:57 AM
Can you go back and fix that reply so it makes sense?
I'm the one that should be typing badly, not you.
fuzzbox
08-02-07, 03:58 AM
I'd be typing fine but this keyboard is getting dull.
wethepeople
08-02-07, 03:59 AM
Sounds like you're the dull one...