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PRIMO22
06-18-08, 06:03 PM
I'm getting a new hub and cranks+chainwheel. I want to know what the best gearing is for street.
wethepeople
06-18-08, 06:09 PM
46-8.
PRIMO22
06-18-08, 06:29 PM
what about 9.
Street rider
06-18-08, 07:41 PM
its 25-9. a lot of people ride that for street. or you could even go down to a 22/23-8, but you can really only find an 8t driver on a profile or madera hub.
bmx2478
06-19-08, 12:05 AM
its 25-9.
I disagree.
Go ask Sean Burns, I bet he does too.
FuzzyRyder
06-19-08, 12:09 AM
yeah eff that 25 - 9, 30 - 10, 28 - 9 if you arent sketch about a 9 tooth. or be hardcore like my bro and run 36 - 9. his bike is deadlyyy
bmx2478
06-19-08, 01:57 AM
Haha vert gearing fortheeeewin!
PRIMO22
06-19-08, 07:26 AM
I think I am gonna go 25-9.
yeah eff that 25 - 9, 30 - 10, 28 - 9 if you arent sketch about a 9 tooth. or be hardcore like my bro and run 36 - 9. his bike is deadlyyy
Why would one be sketch about a 9t?
I just like the look of micro gearing. Not to mention the fact that you get better chainwheel clearance as well as a little less metal on the bike.
NJ Jersey Fresh
06-19-08, 08:17 AM
I kinda wanna go 28 9
live4muzic2
06-19-08, 12:19 PM
im going 27-10
FuzzyRyder
06-19-08, 12:39 PM
Why would one be sketch about a 9t?
I just like the look of micro gearing. Not to mention the fact that you get better chainwheel clearance as well as a little less metal on the bike.
9 tooths blow up alot quicker, and they wear out and snap chains significantly faster.
PRIMO22
06-19-08, 12:41 PM
Anyone now where to find a hubs with 8t for under $150
FuzzyRyder
06-19-08, 02:25 PM
8t is retarded.
PRIMO22
06-19-08, 03:36 PM
8t is retarded.
Then what should i get?
bmx2478
06-19-08, 04:07 PM
The smaller you go, the weaker the driver gets.
I don't see how anyone could possibly NEED an 8t driver for anything.
FuzzyRyder
06-19-08, 04:52 PM
you dont, the only thing i could see it being usefull for is flatland, if you ride street park or dirt and ride fast you shouldn't be riding anything lower then a 10, and for sprockets it all depends on how fast you want to go, 28 is the standard, but i plan to and alot of people go up to a 30 10 and you can haul asss.
Street rider
06-19-08, 10:09 PM
you dont, the only thing i could see it being usefull for is flatland, if you ride street park or dirt and ride fast you shouldn't be riding anything lower then a 10, and for sprockets it all depends on how fast you want to go, 28 is the standard, but i plan to and alot of people go up to a 30 10 and you can haul asss.
yea but hes riding street and not dirt or park. you dont really need to haul ass on street unless you're josh stricker or sean burns.
PRIMO22
06-20-08, 11:40 AM
yea but hes riding street and not dirt or park. you dont really need to haul ass on street unless you're josh stricker or sean burns.
Yea and I might goof around with flatland like I do now
FuzzyRyder
06-20-08, 03:40 PM
yea but hes riding street and not dirt or park. you dont really need to haul ass on street unless you're josh stricker or sean burns.
Who made up that bull about you dont have to go fast riding street... you obviously dont ride much street.
live4muzic2
06-20-08, 04:54 PM
You need speed to do street, as well as to dip.
eightdip
06-20-08, 05:40 PM
omgzzz y hs no1 sed 44-16!!!111
thts da best mayyyyyte
Street rider
06-21-08, 10:29 AM
Who made up that bull about you dont have to go fast riding street... you obviously dont ride much street.
it all depends on your riding style. you dont need to be pedaling balls to the wall to hit a 12 stair rail. or some manual pads. it just all depends on what you ride. and yea i do ride street. i just do a lot of the slower type stuff. unless im gonna do wallrides, which the runup for the wall i hit is downhill.
minichamp31
06-22-08, 02:21 PM
omgzzz y hs no1 sed 44-16!!!111
thts da best mayyyyyte
Hey, don't make fun of my gearing.
Street rider
06-22-08, 02:52 PM
Hey, don't make fun of my gearing.
yea but you race bro
minichamp31
06-22-08, 05:57 PM
I know that but still. And Sean Burns runs something like that too.
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