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eightdip 11-07-05 02:51 PM
thats excacly why i bought the macneil sprocket

hypersnazz 11-07-05 03:46 PM
Originally Posted by eightdip
thats excacly why i bought the macneil sprocket
No, you bought it 'cause it's hip and trendy, and most of all 'cause it says 'MacNeil' on it. How many sprockets have you actually managed to wreck (on purpose, not from crashing or being a sketchball) and how many times have you actually caught your leg on it doing backpackers?

super_cooper 02-27-07 12:05 PM
hi it's about the freewheel
 
i have the same problem but i found a website that sells 10t,11t,12t,13t freewheels but they are expensive they are £27.99 if you want the website reply to me

from callum cooper

south wales

KinetikBiker 02-27-07 12:20 PM
Originally Posted by CMcMahon
No, not really.

edit: Although, I'm sure that it'll be fine for the average nibbler.
Actually my buddy has one of the Eastern cassettes and it's still running smooth after almost a year. He's sketchy as hell too and does no bike maintenance.

eightdip 02-27-07 01:57 PM
Originally Posted by super_cooper
i have the same problem but i found a website that sells 10t,11t,12t,13t freewheels but they are expensive they are £27.99 if you want the website reply to me

from callum cooper

south wales
You are a super noob, sorry but you really don't bring up year old threads. Especially where i happen to be a noob in them myself

mude 02-27-07 04:12 PM
Originally Posted by KinetikBiker
Actually my buddy has one of the Eastern cassettes and it's still running smooth after almost a year. He's sketchy as hell too and does no bike maintenance.
way to realize this thread is almost 2 years old

FitRider 921 02-27-07 04:54 PM
Originally Posted by eightdip
You are a super noob, sorry but you really don't bring up year old threads. Especially where i happen to be a noob in them myself
Yeah, funny stuff.

mude 02-27-07 08:01 PM
personally i enjoy macneil products

FitRider 921 02-27-07 08:45 PM
I enjoy food.

mude 02-27-07 09:12 PM
word.

KinetikBiker 02-27-07 09:13 PM
Originally Posted by mude
personally i enjoy macneil products
No, you just have a BiBi fetish. :D


And i totally didn't realize how old this thing was...ooops.

mude 02-27-07 09:14 PM
bibi's the ****.

BMX1992 02-28-07 10:58 AM
its not worth it because u have to get a new hub and a new system

eightdip 02-28-07 12:03 PM
Oh for ****s sake, 2 YEARS OLD!!!

premiumbmx2005 02-28-07 12:37 PM
hahaha, i had a blast reading this thread

mude 02-28-07 03:13 PM
fitrider had a cast reading this thread


....2 years ago when it first was posted



hehehehehe

FitRider 921 02-28-07 03:39 PM
haha. two years ago... I don't even remember what I was doing.

mude 02-28-07 03:47 PM
smokin' drugs you was.

FitRider 921 02-28-07 03:59 PM
was not...

sbcdestroy 03-03-07 12:14 AM
Originally Posted by hypersnazz
And you're not saving *that much* weight with compact gearing...a handful of grams at best. Flatlanders were the first to demand tiny gears 'cause it kept their sh*t small and out of the way. Street and park riders jumped the bandwagon for that reason, and additionally because a smaller sprocket is harder to bend laterally when you smash it against concrete ledges or steel coping.

a few grams?

set 44t profile blackjack, fatclaw 16t freewheel, and a KMC 415Heavy chain

next to my:

RNC ti lite 25t, KMC 510hx, and 10t driver

much smaller, stronger sprocket
shorter slimmer chain
smaller, more reliable driver

a pound at LEAST...


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